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by farmdawgnation 14y ago
This is a good start for sure, but as the previous readers mentioned it could use some work. Might consider looking for a series of keywords and adding removing positivity points based on their existance?
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by farmdawgnation 14y ago
You expect your software to do what you ask? ;)
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Calculate how many apocalypes you've survived by entering your birthday.(thegoddamnapocalypse.com)
1 points by farmdawgnation 14y ago|0 comments
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by farmdawgnation 14y ago
There being a TOS or Privacy Policy doesn't actually mean a company won't sell your emails. It just means they're going to say they're not going to sell your emails. Harsh, but true.
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Continuous Deployment: A Lesson in Masochism(farmdawgnation.com)
2 points by farmdawgnation 14y ago|0 comments
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by farmdawgnation 14y ago
Good to know. Thanks!
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by farmdawgnation 14y ago
I just tried to access the site and got a Heroku error page. Looks like you guys are under some significant load? This is an excellent idea. I'm left to wonder how well this idea would transplant to a country like the United States. Everyon
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by farmdawgnation 14y ago
I just want to say that things like this have instantly added to the respect I have for Mailgun as a company. I know that's unrelated to the OP, and I may get down voted for this, but I feel as though for as much as a complain about an abse
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by farmdawgnation 14y ago
Gmail may be a leader in the US, but Hotmail does have a much larger market penetration in Asian countries. And in the UK, form what I recall.
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PaaS isn't the end-all-to-be-all.(farmdawgnation.com)
1 points by farmdawgnation 14y ago|0 comments
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by farmdawgnation 14y ago
Lately I've begun to suspect that the tech industry works a lot like politics. The pendulum swings back and forth. Except, instead of Republicans and Democrats you have an array of tech companies that hand off market dominance. What will be
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by farmdawgnation 14y ago
Agreed. Whoever suggested this thing is a good fit for OS X should be harpooned by the ghost of Steve Jobs.
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CloudKick plugin for monitoring load-balanced HTTP nodes.(farmdawgnation.com)
3 points by farmdawgnation 14y ago|0 comments
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by farmdawgnation 14y ago
This is a complete joke. Ok, so it's legit that they are mad that he was monetizing it. That's fine. Why do they have to humiliate and sanction him? Block access to the service and tell him not to do it again. Are we really still in the dar
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by farmdawgnation 14y ago
Or, better yet, bump the point size for all the periods in the doc up to 200.
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by farmdawgnation 14y ago
O.O Brainexplosion. Implementing script interpreters / miscelleneous applications in JavaScript is quickly becoming the next evolution of esoteric programming languages such as Brainfuck and lolcode: useless, unless you're in college dealin
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Pattern Matching: Flow Control Made Beautiful(farmdawgnation.com)
1 points by farmdawgnation 14y ago|0 comments
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by farmdawgnation 14y ago
There's actually precedent for this in other industries. Some rental leases include clauses that say they can throw you out if you're found guilty of libel and slander against the real estate company. Of course, they've got to prove that fi
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by farmdawgnation 14y ago
I find it amusing how the CC execs admit they couldn't reproduce the attack, and he seems somewhat proud of that fact. Maybe my interpretation is just colored with my impression of execs of large companies. -.-
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by farmdawgnation 14y ago
So, you recommend not using a language that's less than a 1.0 because stuff breaks in new releases? Really? :| You can solve lots of real problems with Node, and I'd argue you should do that because even when the APIs break, if your code is
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by farmdawgnation 14y ago
I don't see this account lasting too long before being shut down.
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by farmdawgnation 14y ago
I'd like to hear an actual statement from one of the mods before jumping to that conclusion. You never know. heh.
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Bring a Snack to Work(frmr.me)
1 points by farmdawgnation 14y ago|0 comments
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by farmdawgnation 14y ago
I never had legacy FileVault eat my homedir, but I did have issues with it forgetting what program was supposed to be used to open what kinds of files. Very strange, that.
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by farmdawgnation 14y ago
He likes Emacs AND vim? WITCH! WIIIITCHHHH!
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by farmdawgnation 14y ago
I suspect their ability to get away with it has an inverse correlation to their customer's ability to understand what's going on. There's probably a little bit of the execs having no idea what's going on as well. (They don't strike me as th
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by farmdawgnation 14y ago
I am not, actually. The inspiration for this gem is actually Gary Bernhardt's WAT Lighenting talk. https://www.destroyallsoftware.com/talks/wat
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by farmdawgnation 14y ago
This is a site that I developed to share amusing, shocking, or interesting snippets of code. We have sites to share funny quotes, text messages, but I have yet to see one for funny snippets of code! There's not much on the actual site right
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Show HN: A site to collect funny code snippets.(watcode.frmr.me)
3 points by farmdawgnation 14y ago|3 comments
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by farmdawgnation 14y ago
Brilliant idea. I do think that the memetrain has been overused. I saw it used for Student Government Association promotions at my university. HOWEVER, it is a true statement that plenty of memeworthy moments are documented in my photos.

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