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by geuis 10y ago
"If learning how to peel an orange with a knife and fork may seem slightly superfluous in Europe" Who in the hell peels an orange with a fork?
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by geuis 11y ago
I built something almost identical in 2011. It really doesn't have as much utility in practice as you think initially. CSS selectors are an interesting idea for extracting data from pages, but it's extremely fragile. You have to e
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by geuis 11y ago
Couldn't disagree more. Having worked extensively on teams on both sides of this issue, I can experientially state that a well-done git rebase and commit strategy is much more useful and helpful. In terms of feature branches: The indiv
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by geuis 11y ago
You don't need to use js for collapsible comments at all. It can be done entirely in css.
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Malware-related JavaScript actively hosted on GitHub(gist.github.com)
1 points by geuis 11y ago|0 comments
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by geuis 11y ago
Umm the page literally jumps up and down when viewed from my phone.
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by geuis 11y ago
It means that at this point, ground based detectors probably won't work due to the massive amount of background noise (activities from people, geological activity, etc). There are plans for detectors in space that would not suffer the
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by geuis 11y ago
As noted by a commenter on reddit, this was not released by NASA. The archives were always available, but it took an independent guy Kipp Teague to go through and digitize them. Comment: https://www.reddit.com/r/pics&#x
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by geuis 11y ago
This is for command blocks right?
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by geuis 11y ago
You're probably already aware, but if not you should share this in https://www.reddit.com/r/VoiceActing/
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by geuis 11y ago
Not completely a non-concern, but definitely much less so.
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Jade template language forced to rename to Pug(github.com)
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by geuis 11y ago
We usually talk about "the nanny state" in a general derogatory way about the government interfering with and micro managing people's lives. This is a specific instance of a government literally being a nanny. Sad.
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by geuis 11y ago
This is a sad end to a line of good news services in the US. My ex gf and I used to be regular viewers of Newsworld International. They showed excellent international news programs and a lot of broadcasts from CBC. We were disappointed when
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by geuis 11y ago
Link to nuclear thermal rockets, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nuclear_thermal_rocket . Thanks for mentioning that, its a really interesting read.
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by geuis 11y ago
jsonip.com is hosted on Linode. It's been averaging roughly 6mb/s inbound for months, but in the last week it's been about 8.5. I'm not sure if the uptick has anything to do with the DDOS attacks or not.
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by geuis 11y ago
That site design has some serious issues. They're doing something in the header area that doesn't respond to swiping. In landscape you can't scroll the page.
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by geuis 11y ago
Site got hugged to death. Needs a fusion powered server.
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by geuis 11y ago
Giving this a shot because I've always liked Windows Phone as a different experience from iOS and Android. I'm on a 5s with iOS 9. Maybe the cortana servers are over loaded, but none of my questions are even being registered. All
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by geuis 11y ago
First thing that occurred to me: could/would this look something like iron filings around a magnet if the dark matter stuff could be seen? Something like this. http://www.google.com/imgres?imgurl=https://apex-
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by geuis 11y ago
That point of view is inherently untrue. We have an extremely good understanding of how the universe works. The Standard Model has been worked on since the 40's and has been experimentally proven and refined ever since. There are thi
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by geuis 11y ago
I started working with a company a little over a month ago. They "kind of" containerized the different parts of their stack. They don't use the dockerized versions in production. I have been the only engineer actually trying
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by geuis 11y ago
Yeah, I've been trying to streamline this too. Have yet to find a good way to do local development inside docker. The best approach so far I've found is that I have my db, redis, and other services like that running in docker. M
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by geuis 11y ago
Well, this is interesting. I've been running http://jsonip.com for 4-5 years. Right now, it's averaging 10 million requests a day. I don't do any logging other than total bandwidth usage, in and out. I have been
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by geuis 11y ago
make commits, issue pull requests.
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by geuis 11y ago
This is good to hear. Gonna play hell with seo for my open source projects: https://github.com/geuis/argon https://github.com/geuis/helium-css
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by geuis 11y ago
Curious, why does the link show as green on HN?
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by geuis 11y ago
Location: San Francisco Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: javascript, python, html5, css3, node.js, lots of frameworks, etc Resume: will send on request Email: geuis.teses@gmail.com I created and run http://jsonip
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by geuis 11y ago
I agree with everything you wrote, except for the first 10 words. This isn't a trollish idea. It's a practical solution that solves a real problem. Any time in conversation this topic comes up, I make the same argument that it doe
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by geuis 11y ago
aui-hn@amazon.com I know the little js function feels clever, like its some kind of filter for people that might be interested in a job at Amazon. But all its doing is being a bit annoying. The kind of people you would really want to work w

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