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by funthree 13y ago
You are describing positions of leadership -- a leader doesn't need to communicate downwards (with their title) to the street gangs or to the patients. They are going to lead those people, so it is unnecessary. The people from hacker s
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by funthree 13y ago
Apprentice, journeyman or fellow, and Master edit: The real question is, how do you get this far without knowing you are running an Apprenticeship? https://www.hackerschool.com/about
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by funthree 13y ago
It seems, then, that thinking about time has the opposite effect on people from thinking about money. It makes them more honest than normal, rather than less so. Moreover, the more reflective they are, the more honest they become.
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by funthree 13y ago
It's made with bootstrap css
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by funthree 14y ago
Death is permanent; you didn't die.
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by funthree 14y ago
For anyone interested, here is the place in omaha where the photo was taken. I'm from omaha and I recognized that hotel in the foreground. https://maps.google.com/?ll=41.255552,-95.938515&spn=0.0...
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Thousands of Dolphins Spotted Near San Diego(nbcsandiego.com)
1 points by funthree 14y ago|1 comments
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by funthree 14y ago
I had the same issue in chrome
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by funthree 14y ago
> Aaron committed suicide because depression is a disease. Aaron made a very unfortunate choice. Jeff is right in that we lost an amazing person… someone whom we all should have helped. But I can guarantee that Aaron wasn’t thinking of
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by funthree 14y ago
different node processes start up differently, some can take a while. auto-quit after 5 minutes, really? socket activation is helpful for lazily loading things when a system boots up, so everything can be started in parallel and the order t
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by funthree 14y ago
socket activation is nice, but i dont think its intention is for something like this. if your app automatically quits after 5 minutes, and it takes a few seconds to start because initialization in node is synchronous, then this is just kind
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by funthree 14y ago
The example doesnt really work $ curl https://www.geteasypost.com/api/address/verify \ > -u cueqNZUb3ldeWTNX7MU3Mel8UXtaAMUi: \ > -d 'address[street1]=388 Townsend St' \ > -d 'address[street2]=Apt 20' \
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by funthree 14y ago
He condones what is widely seen as good about whiskey and he condemns what is widely seen as bad about whiskey. That is the stance he's getting across, and it's one which is also sort of (unsurprisingly?) the sum total position of the peopl
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by funthree 14y ago
there is no shame in being pragmatic
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by funthree 14y ago
Personally, I think I just have the keyboard layout more or less memorized in my head. I type about 80-100 wpm. I'll often hit the keys on the outside of the keyboard with different fingers on the fly and I dont pay attention to it. I'll pu
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by funthree 14y ago
This seems the most intuitive. You could have some flattened view of a folder where it shows everything with tags, or you could navigate by folders. So if you have two folders and two subfolders by the same name, with the flattened view you
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by funthree 14y ago
A company like Google could make a better ISP, but to cheer a growing internet monopoly just seems ridiculous. > Free internet at today's average speeds > $300 construction fee (one time or 12 monthly payments of $25) + taxes and
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by funthree 14y ago
> Free internet at today's average speeds > $300 construction fee (one time or 12 monthly payments of $25) + taxes and fees Google is going full circle. I wonder if the cost for Google to give internet to people who didn't otherwise
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by funthree 14y ago
Agreed. I came here to post basically the same line. >without ... trying to create some other application on top of Meteor to sell I hope I dont see millions of dollars of time spent on abstraction and magic, or losing sight of a scient
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by funthree 14y ago
>most advances in human history have been done by for-profit organizations. Not even close. Also, see the article about how cartels are an emergent property[1] of a free market. Not that there really exists a better system than what we
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by funthree 14y ago
This is basically a node.js stream api compatible wrapper around the redis protocol[1]. It's important that it's compatible with node's stream api because that means you can use it with all the other streams in node -- like piping to and fr
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Show HN: A streaming redis client for node(github.com)
26 points by funthree 14y ago|2 comments
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by funthree 14y ago
I think the thumbnails are too small. They should be the size of the larger pic, and the larger pic should be as wide as my browser window, ideally.
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by funthree 14y ago
>> Why would you even want that? Because it's the first manned flight? >> That's like saying ... No it isn't at all like that. >> I'm really getting sick of the manufactured bogeyman of government regulation. And I'm
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by funthree 14y ago
it did a barrel roll at 13,000 miles per hour... and corrected itself
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by funthree 14y ago
Looks better small and large more so than around the 14px-17px range.
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by funthree 14y ago
Relevant: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zL2FOrx41N0
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by funthree 14y ago
Yeah, no problem there, but when I first signed up and clicked the link in my email it said I wouldnt be able to use that link to login again. I wasnt ready to provide my AWS info at that time, because I didnt have time to do it but I did h
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by funthree 15y ago
I cant change my password without giving you access to AWS?
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by funthree 15y ago
Why am I either naive or dense? I was just pointing out some obviously large and important OSS projects on github.

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