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by feedjoelpie 10y ago
Time tracking, virtual desktop/spaces navigation, audio controls... scaling server resources? I don't know, there are a lot of things you can do with rotate + click + a little screen to let you know what you're doing.
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by feedjoelpie 10y ago
Is there at least one button in addition to the knob? How do I get my hands on a dev kit? I have been casually looking for an internet-connected dial + button + display for a long time. I have lots of different productivity uses I want to t
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by feedjoelpie 10y ago
Would you consider, as I would, the Yes Men's activities as both trolling and more or less good? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LiWlvBro9eI
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by feedjoelpie 10y ago
> "OK, he knows how to reverse a Bitcoin address into a public key, and picked a good address for the purpose." Yeah, but I can do that. Can it be my turn to be Satoshi now? It's specialized knowledge only insofar as you n
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Json.dog(json.dog)
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by feedjoelpie 11y ago
I'm seeing a lot of bad solutions to this problem written in response to you, so let me say "Do not ignore the the console warnings about array item keys" and list out some gotchas: * Supply the key to the top level list item
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by feedjoelpie 11y ago
You are correct. _.uniqueId() will absolutely wreck your list rendering performance if it is called on every render. 99% of the time, you can find a better unique identifier, but if you absolutely need something like _.uniqueId(), it should
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JSX Is Useful for More Than React(revelry.co)
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by feedjoelpie 11y ago
Right, so is there a subset of those multiple choice cases where Mongo is best?
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Ask HN: Is MongoDB ever the best choice?
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by feedjoelpie 11y ago
> I do the same thing, but I realized a while back there is a flaw in this model. It means the available creative works—which in turn effectively means the engine of culture—is determined almost entirely by people who are well-off enough
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by feedjoelpie 11y ago
I've heard rumblings that people have been posting their competitors to Product Hunt before they're ready, thereby sabotaging their launch plans. What do you think can be done to avoid similar bad behavior on OpenHunt?
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by feedjoelpie 11y ago
>So when the crappy HTML Firefox shows up, with way less features than the Firefox of today, remember that this (Thunderbird) was one of the things given up to have it. Please recall that Phoenix/Firebird/Firefox was born as a
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by feedjoelpie 11y ago
Does anyone have details on the financial health of The Economist? They don't play this dumbed down new media game, and while I'm sure they're not gangbusters, they do appear quite a bit more stable than the other traditional
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by feedjoelpie 11y ago
This is only true if your climate makes it more expensive to heat the building than to cool it.
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by feedjoelpie 11y ago
I fully expect someone to ask, "So why Lintron instead of Hound?" The answer for us is a combination of things. First, given the large quantity of private repos we have, hosted Hound is not cheap. Hound also has a lot more moving
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Lintron: A robot for linting pull requests(revelry.co)
2 points by feedjoelpie 11y ago|2 comments
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by feedjoelpie 11y ago
Forgive my lack of specificity with this harshness because it's been a long time. Floobits was horribly broken when I tried it in Sublime Text. Why should I give it a chance in Atom when I have Screenhero, which works quite well?
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by feedjoelpie 11y ago
That very likely could be be my point of confusion. Thanks for the response.
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by feedjoelpie 11y ago
Serious question, not rhetorical: I have noticed there appear to be artificially-bumped posts from time-to-time that relate to YC companies. Is HN providing extra clout to YC companies' PR above and beyond organic community moderation,
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Conditioning Yourself with Git Hooks(revelry.co)
4 points by feedjoelpie 11y ago|0 comments
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2007 Boston bomb scare (Wikipedia)(en.wikipedia.org)
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by feedjoelpie 11y ago
Stupidity adequately explains the initial reaction. Bringing charges is merely after-the-fact butt-covering. The whole world knows you're stupid, but if you can get the entire legal system to be just as stupid, it's no longer your
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by feedjoelpie 11y ago
As I understand it, immutability makes management of state on complex objects easier to deal with. Whereas ImmutableJS the library makes immutability performant in JS. Someone please correct me if I'm wrong because I cannot seem to loc
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by feedjoelpie 11y ago
The big advantage of JSX to my company is that our design team, which does design in the browser, has a much shorter leap to understanding it than plain JavaScript. These suggestions of "JSX sucks, you can express this in plain JS&quot
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by feedjoelpie 11y ago
Whaaaat? Laptops with integrated graphics are the vast, vast majority of personal computer sales. That's its major use case. The one that almost everyone with a laptop has.
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by feedjoelpie 11y ago
Another reason that, even despite sharing a lot of syntax with PHP, Hack is one of my favorite languages: http://docs.hhvm.com/manual/en/hack.nullable.php
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by feedjoelpie 11y ago
Or is it that the completely-analog piano has become more niche? Digital pianos these days sound and feel fantastic when put up against their analog counterparts in the lower end of the price range (what you'd find in a typical home).
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by feedjoelpie 11y ago
Instincts are strange. I have been (happily) surprised by myself on multiple occasions by how I've reacted to near-impact situations. Do I think that means cars can't do it? Absolutely not. I do think that it will take a lot of le
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Design and Development for Growth(revelry.co)
4 points by feedjoelpie 11y ago|0 comments

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