geuis

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   by geuis 10y ago

   Location: San Francisco Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: css, html5, javascript, python, react, angular, backbone, node.js, hapijs, express, webpack, grunt, gulp Resume: Please ask, will send Email: charles@g
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   by geuis 10y ago

   I fucking love Linode. I've been hosting with them for years and over time I've gotten more performance and more data transfer for the same money. https://jsonip.com is hosted with Linode and supports millions of reque
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   by geuis 10y ago

   Interesting https://developer.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-edge/platfor...
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   Frida: Inject JavaScript in Native Apps on Windows, Mac, Linux, iOS and Android(frida.re)

   2 points by geuis 10y ago|0 comments
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   by geuis 10y ago

   The answer is in the first three words: "have punched". It's stating something that has happened.
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   by geuis 10y ago

   Bit late with this.
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   by geuis 10y ago

   I support this proposal. I support any independent company's right to perform their business how they want. I also support that popular sites that encourage open dialog and discussion should not include companies that disallow public v
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   by geuis 10y ago

   I think I'm at around 785 total hours at this point. One of the few games I play much.
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   by geuis 10y ago

   Not working in mobile safari
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    by geuis 10y ago

    SEEKING WORK - Anywhere, Remote ok Location: San Francisco Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: css, html5, javascript, react, angular, backbone, node.js, hapijs, express, webpack, grunt, gulp, python Resume: Please
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    by geuis 10y ago

    Location: San Francisco Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: css, html5, javascript, react, angular, backbone, node.js, hapijs, express, webpack, grunt, gulp Resume: Please ask, will send Email: charles@geuis.com
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    Spreadsheet with calculations of ITS Mars intercept times until 2027(docs.google.com)

    2 points by geuis 10y ago|0 comments
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    by geuis 10y ago

    Doesn't look like her.
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    by geuis 10y ago

    This is a much clearer explanation than was given on Science Friday.
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    by geuis 10y ago

    Still a lot of active research going on. The biggest issues that need to be resolved are currently with the cable material. There has been a surprising amount of progress in the last few years with creating longer carbon fibers, but its sti
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    by geuis 10y ago

    Why would you be worried about recycling spacecraft at this point in history? Up until the last 2 years, practically all spacecraft either burned up in the atmosphere, crashed into the ocean or land, landed permanently on another body, or a
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    by geuis 10y ago

    Question about the second stages: Are these left in orbit or are they deorbited?
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    Fail-Safe Nuclear Power(technologyreview.com)

    3 points by geuis 10y ago|0 comments
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    by geuis 10y ago

    There is a big difference though. The power of the Pope has been restricted over a period of centuries. The power of the Emperor of Japan has only been restricted for about 70 years. At this point, neither party can really "make decisi
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    by geuis 10y ago

    I experimented with this idea back in March, https://github.com/geuis/lead-dns It turns out to be a pretty bad experience. There are tons and tons of legit domains that serve normal content that also serve ads. I used
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    by geuis 10y ago

    Interesting. I can see how that kind of data is valuable to advertisers. Have you thought about ways to get value from the data about spam ads? The ones that target mobile devices are especially bad these days.
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    by geuis 10y ago

    I'm concerned about the "voting" feature. Years ago we had a downvote feature. Basically, downvoting lead to a big decline in the quality and level of discussion going on. pg removed it because it was leading into a trend of
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    by geuis 10y ago

    How does this avoid the problem of a 3rd party getting your jwt token? Then they can do any request as you.
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    by geuis 10y ago

    I wish I had been able to find this a few weeks ago. Was working on a modified login feature where the autocomplete behavior was actually a hinderance to a UX improvement we were working on.
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    by geuis 10y ago

    How is it that weeks have gone by and the css on Reuters mobile site is still broken?
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    by geuis 10y ago

    You should remove the semi colon. It's breaking the link
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    by geuis 10y ago

    No, its GREAT for getting things done! I'm only interested in it for pull requests, so that's the angle I'm coming from. I know what you mean for regular issues though.
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    by geuis 10y ago

    I cannot disagree with this more. Commits should be feature-based, with thorough commit notes. A feature can be a one line change all the way up to something affecting hundreds of lines (or more). High quality code standards (good variable
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    A new mobile friendly testing tool(webmasters.googleblog.com)

    22 points by geuis 10y ago|1 comments
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    by geuis 10y ago

    Come check us out at https://massdrop.com