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by enobrev 13y ago
As far as I know the only absolute requirement is to have at least a single 64K stream. All other bitrates come as general recommendations, but in my experience, offering a few different bitrates amount to far better, smoother playback, ov
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Asteroid the size of three football fields to hurtle past Earth(foxnews.com)
2 points by enobrev 13y ago|0 comments
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by enobrev 13y ago
Sorry, I should have added the date. Also, I'm not the author. I just came across this site this morning while reading this article [1]. 1: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7221713
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Teaching Mathematics – Graph Theory(jeremykun.com)
1 points by enobrev 13y ago|2 comments
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Opening files in Node.js considered harmful(medium.com)
2 points by enobrev 13y ago|0 comments
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by enobrev 13y ago
I've helped convince a few designer friends and colleagues to get into HTML / CSS as they progressed into their careers. It always seemed to most of them like a daunting leap from the creative application of graphic editors to the
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Why Einstein Will Never Be Wrong(universetoday.com)
10 points by enobrev 13y ago|5 comments
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by enobrev 13y ago
While in Chicago over the holiday I tried out an app called Hailo to get yellow cabs on 3 separate occasions when none were to be found. I both enjoyed and recommend the app (with which I've no affiliation). Not sure if you'd get
819.
by enobrev 13y ago
I've successfully worked from home as a developer since 2001, most of which was in a 450 square foot apartment with roommates in a very noisy part of Brooklyn. Now I'm in a far more comfortable 2 bedroom with a view in Seattle wi
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by enobrev 13y ago
I've been watching OrientDB from a distance for a couple years now. It remains incredibly interesting, and I want so badly to give it a real shot. Unfortunately, I don't [currently] have spare cycles to get into it. I'm sti
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by enobrev 13y ago
I truly miss Steve Yegge's rants.
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24 Hour Music Video(24hoursofhappy.com)
1 points by enobrev 13y ago|0 comments
823.
by enobrev 13y ago
I agree with this, completely. During the first 5 or 6 years of my 10 years of freelance, I almost never had a contract in place, and I _never_ got fucked over for it. That's not to say it's OK to avoid contracts. Only a single s
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by enobrev 13y ago
Not sure why these are considered different coding styles. Besides the rather contrived examples of arguments regarding the right way to do things, this seems like standard refactoring.
825.
by enobrev 13y ago
I haven't found very much for verification overall, but this Fox Sports columnist seems to have been tweeting live from within. https://twitter.com/foxsportsreiter
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CodePath Android Cliffnotes(github.com)
2 points by enobrev 13y ago|0 comments
827.
by enobrev 13y ago
I've been using Signo 207's consistently for about 5 years. I pretty much always have an at-least half-full box of them around my office / apartment. I've tried the G7s and G2s and their OK, but the 207 has that perfec
828.
by enobrev 13y ago
I have a personal distrust towards HP products. Their customer service has always been good to me, but I've owned 3 separate HP laptops (from before and after the Compaq merger) and all three have essentially fallen apart after the fi
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by enobrev 13y ago
I moved to Seattle a little over a year ago and was pleased to find out about Amazon Fresh. It's a great service overall, and beats the pants off of FreshDirect in NYC (Though, I personally preferred yummy.com in Venice, CA, who were
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Algorithm for Invalidation of Cached Results of Queries to a Single Table [pdf](vanisoft.pl)
1 points by enobrev 13y ago|0 comments
831.
by enobrev 13y ago
Interesting. My memory is a bit hazy, but I assume their all-day pass either wasn't available, easy to find, or that price. I only say that because I've purchased an all-day pass for a multi-leg flight in the past, so there must
832.
by enobrev 13y ago
I was recently disappointed by the huge price hike of gogo in flight. It's been $10 for a flight for quite some time now which I'd felt was perfectly fair considering the quality. On my recent flight to NYC for work and play it
833.
by enobrev 13y ago
Reminds me of an old idea I had a couple years back. I assume it's a silly idea driven primarily by my own ignorance of these tools and EE in general, but it seemed fun. The idea was to start out with some software similar to this. S
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by enobrev 13y ago
I'm personally very ignorant on this subject (and really appreciate the detail in this thread). I just wanted to add that I recently watched a documentary by Keanu Reeves called Side by Side about the move from analog to digital in ci
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by enobrev 13y ago
I certainly appreciate Ryan Dahl's opinion and absolutely agree with the conclusion (which has done incredibly well for me in my career), but these things are not mutually exclusive. One can put user experience above all and still ho
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by enobrev 13y ago
This may possibly be intentional, but seems a bit confusing. The original name of Javascript was LiveScript when initially released with Netscape in the 90s. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/JavaScript#Birth_at_Netscape E
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PixelBrite(instructables.com)
2 points by enobrev 13y ago|1 comments
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by enobrev 13y ago
This looks like a very interesting library. Thank you for sharing it. In case you didn't already know, there is already a very well known javascript async library called Q. https://github.com/kriskowal/q
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Clippy, Comic Sans, and Other Legends of Early UI(gizmodo.com)
1 points by enobrev 13y ago|0 comments
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The History of Typography, in Stop-Motion Animation(theatlantic.com)
1 points by enobrev 13y ago|0 comments

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