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by geuis 9y ago
So minimal it doesn’t do anything on a mobile device?
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by geuis 9y ago
These are historical artifacts now, right? Is it illegal in Argentina to own things like that? I can see the reasoning if so, just curious.
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by geuis 9y ago
Location: San Francisco Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Possibly Technologies: JavaScript, React, node.js, css, Python Résumé/CV: https://www.dropbox.com/s/w9qm7df5gxcyog0/charles_lawrence_resume
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by geuis 9y ago
AMP is a cancer on search results. The purpose of a search engine is to provide the best links it can to content related to a user’s search. The search engine should not be providing the content of the search result as a primary link. Havin
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by geuis 9y ago
Any way to upload a video to this?
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by geuis 9y ago
One concern that comes to mind if my company uses this: A user reads the auto generated summary but not the actual ToS, then does a thing that violates the ToS. The summary didn't say the thing was against the rules, so the user consci
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by geuis 9y ago
> The problem is, as the authors note in their new paper, the shield is weakening: “Over the last decade, the solar wind has exhibited low densities and magnetic ﬁeld strengths, representing anomalous states that have never been observe
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by geuis 9y ago
Agreed =(
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by geuis 9y ago
From the article: > This system is completely stable—I double-checked with computer simulations. But nature would have a tough time forming this system. If it exists, it could only have been built by a super-advanced civilization. That’s
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by geuis 9y ago
Claims in one hand, shit in the other. Prove yourself. P
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by geuis 9y ago
Only had 20 photos on there. I have no desire to leave them in the hands of a Chinese-owned company. There's no built-in way to batch-export your photos, if you don't have a backup. You can visit this link https://500px
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by geuis 9y ago
No it doesn’t. Html has img and picture tags. https://www.w3.org/TR/html52/semantics-embedded-content.html...
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by geuis 9y ago
My biggest gripe with audible is their web UI. Since it’s literally the only way to purchase books, you’d think they would spend more effort in this area. I have a few hundred books in my library and probably spend $30-$60 a month on credit
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by geuis 9y ago
Really big missed opportunity to link to numerous examples of art that are referenced in name only.
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by geuis 9y ago
Was skeptical at first, but this makes a lot of sense. If you've ever done any significant amount of media encoding or transcoding, this should at least get a solid head nod.
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by geuis 9y ago
I find some irony that my content blocker app blocks the guardian’s article about ads.
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by geuis 9y ago
https://www.reddit.com/r/keto/
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by geuis 9y ago
https://www.reddit.com/r/keto/
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by geuis 9y ago
Am I missing the end of the article? I’m on my phone and it just seems to cut off after this paragraph with no “Read More” thing. “The researchers settled on magnesium scandium selenide spinel, which has an ion mobility comparable to electr
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by geuis 9y ago
What are the potential impacts to the hackintosh community? I haven’t powered up my old one in a while and it’s tremedously out of date.
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by geuis 9y ago
Some of my favorite episodes of This Week in Tech was when Jerry was a guest host. I loved all of his sci-fi books over the years. Going to miss this guy a lot.
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by geuis 9y ago
https://jsonip.com Been running it for years and supports millions of requests a day. Started off as a simple experiment with node.js years ago but turned into a utility thousands of people use every day. * Ignore jsonip.org. So
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by geuis 9y ago
Not a lawyer or even close, but I'd argue that from a layman understanding of libel law it should apply. Stating something publically that some actually did or said isn't libel. Making something up and saying someone said it alrea
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by geuis 9y ago
In the novels, it's described how the asteroids like Ceres have been reinforced internally for precisely that problem. Now the energy requirements to spin up something that massive, that's another issue.
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by geuis 9y ago
https://github.com/geuis/helium-css
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Antisocial Coding: My Year at GitHub(where.coraline.codes)
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by geuis 9y ago
Doesn't work on mobile safari.
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by geuis 9y ago
I use linode. Been a loyal customer from years. Basic service is $40 a month with $10 for automated backups. Fits within the bandwidth contraints. I've also spent a lot of time optimizing the hell out of the server.
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by geuis 9y ago
I've been running https://jsonip.com for years. Been serving millions of requests a day for most of that time. Doesn't really show up in searches well because it's just an API.
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by geuis 9y ago
For unused CSS, Helium https://github.com/geuis/helium-css

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