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541.
by fixxer 12y ago
it is also interesting how often the pursuit of happiness involves some degree of isolation.
542.
Herding microservices for integration testing with Go(github.com)
2 points by fixxer 12y ago|0 comments
543.
My first go generate utility: tabler(github.com)
1 points by fixxer 12y ago|0 comments
544.
by fixxer 12y ago
ugh, bad kerning...
545.
by fixxer 12y ago
I'm guessing this tactic was a means to an exit for individual developers looking for the door? One of the things that bothers me about resumes that cross my desk is the emphasis on skills over projects. I blame linkedin since it allow
546.
One-time password Go library and terminal authenticator(tristanwietsma.github.io)
2 points by fixxer 12y ago|0 comments
547.
by fixxer 12y ago
Well said. And even more of a reason to insist they respect your privacy. Even if you think "you don't have anything to hide," you still don't want your personal information held on a system designed by anyone with that
548.
Metal detectors can count money through magnetic ink(theverge.com)
2 points by fixxer 12y ago|0 comments
549.
by fixxer 12y ago
This made me laugh.
550.
by fixxer 13y ago
Paywall... please summarize.
551.
by fixxer 13y ago
I should give a separate presentation about this. Please do. Also, any change of releasing this?
552.
Metaprogramming Python For Big Data(tuulos.github.io)
104 points by fixxer 13y ago|27 comments
553.
by fixxer 13y ago
I'm in exactly the same position; ordered mine yesterday. I also think this is a smart strategy for Google to take against AT&T. $180 makes T-Mobile's $70 deal very accessible.
554.
by fixxer 13y ago
Exactly what I was thinking. There are a gazillion (count 'em) ways to get around this "data product" BS. USDA statistics would work, too.
555.
by fixxer 13y ago
I'd run.
556.
by fixxer 13y ago
So the Economist is like... me!
557.
by fixxer 13y ago
Does this feature cost extra?
558.
by fixxer 13y ago
Never have I seen so much speculation over 14 bps. Wake me when it gets back over 1%... I might buy some.
559.
by fixxer 13y ago
Lil' bit of competition in the pan handling game in SF... personally, I'd rather see can collectors.
560.
by fixxer 13y ago
Until it is explicitly stated, yes. I want to know how my personal data is being used, especially when the data is gathered through a program that I do not support.
561.
by fixxer 13y ago
"You disagree with Obama on issue <XYZ>? Must be your inherent racism..." I'd love it if I hadn't actually met people (plural) who believe such things...
562.
Vandals Attack Electric Grid In Arkansas(forbes.com)
3 points by fixxer 13y ago|0 comments
563.
by fixxer 13y ago
I personally really like hipsters. They made tattoos non-scary. Before them, it was all bikers and sailors... many of them want to hurt me. I'm sort of joking and sort of very serious. I think hipsters, with their funny tight pants, si
564.
by fixxer 13y ago
We still import 36%. Not saying that isn't impressive... http://science.time.com/2013/09/05/americas-oil-boom-wont-ma...
565.
Helium: Modern extraction and distribution(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by fixxer 13y ago|0 comments
566.
by fixxer 13y ago
Energy dependent. Helium dependent. We might have to export more democracy to make up this deficit.
567.
by fixxer 13y ago
Till then, we can just skim it off nat gas. Thank you shale! Problem SOLVED!
568.
by fixxer 13y ago
The problem isn't that the resource was wasted (we can harvest helium from nat gas). The problem is the government stayed active in the market and then mandated this bullshit disappearing act.
569.
by fixxer 13y ago
Helium can be harvested from natural gas, so there isn't a shortage in absolute terms. This is a technicality of the reserve's debt structure and a shitty path towards privatization that never developed.
570.
by fixxer 13y ago
That is just a beauty of a quote and exactly how I feel.

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