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by farnsworthy 9y ago
Yeah, it could be a new struct, especially if another parameter or two comes along (though the simplest thing has its benefits, too).
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by farnsworthy 9y ago
"your time machine is fueled up and ready to go"
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by farnsworthy 9y ago
https://www.npr.org/2017/07/31/540515367/familiar-looking-nu...
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by farnsworthy 9y ago
Or under/over-tighten, forget the oil, strip the mount. But you need a garage and jack (curb?), oil disposal, etc. (It's nice not having a car anymore.)
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by farnsworthy 9y ago
Yeah, but is that "on purpose" altruism, or an accident of expansive geography? Regardless, it sounds like a more affordable place (if car-bound).
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by farnsworthy 9y ago
Given legacy devices , I'm not sure that vanilla JS is the best way to go, despite being a lightweight option. Sometimes I think if you're dealing with an old browser(s), pick a technology of its time--in this case, perhaps jQuer
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by farnsworthy 9y ago
I agree in general, but that's not the case with these guys. Pick your platform--first UI interaction--and the prices are right there.
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by farnsworthy 9y ago
What is the average 1BR apartment going for now in SF? (I'm not sure that Craiglist or quoted outliers are entirely representative, and am interested in the experiences of people more familiar with the market.) > This is how people
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GitHub Survived the Biggest DDoS Attack Ever Recorded(wired.com)
2 points by farnsworthy 9y ago|0 comments
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America’s Other Espionage Challenge: China(nytimes.com)
1 points by farnsworthy 9y ago|0 comments
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by farnsworthy 9y ago
I like "sending shitty text files" as our (collective) job description.
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Ask HN: Strange goings-on with GitHub trending?
1 points by farnsworthy 9y ago|0 comments
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by farnsworthy 9y ago
“It’s an art form, like any other art form… I would spend time rewriting whole sections of code to make them more cleanly organized, more clear. I’m a firm believer that the best way to prevent bugs is to make it so that you can read throug
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by farnsworthy 9y ago
Do you even Docker?
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by farnsworthy 9y ago
It was like the idea behind a lot of startups: "We're gonna bring a lot of really talented people together in the same space to collaborate, and just see what happens." In another galaxy far, far away, the palace ended up a
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by farnsworthy 9y ago
Or how about: "to publish , rather than promote ..."?
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Bit by Bit, Whole Foods Gets an Amazon Touch(nytimes.com)
1 points by farnsworthy 9y ago|0 comments
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by farnsworthy 9y ago
SEEKING WORK | Remote Full-stack dev with extensive remote background seeking new projects. Mostly Ruby/Rails/JS stack, AWS, Go, etc. Please contact for further discussion: farnsworthyhn@protonmail.com
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by farnsworthy 9y ago
Location: Worldwide Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes, depending… Technologies: Full-stack Ruby/Rails, JS/front-end UI dev with lovingly hand-crafted CSS, Go, AWS stack, lots of personal projects with other tech beyond the day
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by farnsworthy 9y ago
Enterprise-scale.
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by farnsworthy 9y ago
Check out the linked, app, too--good for anyone who wants to learn, practice, and improve typing skills.
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On valuable user feedback(twitter.com)
1 points by farnsworthy 9y ago|1 comments
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by farnsworthy 9y ago
In addition to whatever foods are most nutritious, how about what not to eat? Sugar and caffeine both have a rebound effect, that big (tasty) sandwich and resulting afternoon hangover, etc.
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by farnsworthy 9y ago
I was going to suggest something, but decided I'd better read the article first. And they simply said it themselves: "“We’re kind of a prototype,” said Matalin. “Unless you’re the cousin of some drug dealer that went bad, you’re g
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by farnsworthy 9y ago
We are bought and sold, again.
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by farnsworthy 9y ago
I'm only using it as a throwaway, but ProtonMail seems okay. (Scraped quickly after posting here in a hiring thread, too: "Good day to you and your family. I apologize if the content here-under are contrary to your moral ethics bu
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by farnsworthy 9y ago
Some of those dice are beautifully designed--it wouldn't surprise me if people would buy them (if able).
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by farnsworthy 9y ago
I'm sure the military industrial complex supports this very wealthy nation being freed from its spending constraints as well.
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by farnsworthy 9y ago
Noticed this trending today, with twice as many stars as the next project in the list...
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The Curious Case of the Hangzhou House?(github.com)
1 points by farnsworthy 9y ago|1 comments

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