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by ghayes 13y ago
This really is extremely well done [and I'd like to see the unminified source]. The next feature I'd want to see is networking support. I love the idea to be able to run my entire dev setup in an emulated browser session [e.g. r
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by ghayes 13y ago
Here's the list of Free APC issues: https://github.com/apc-io/apc-firefox-os/issues?labels=Free+... Some of these might qualify as features rather than 'Bugs'. E.g. Make video acceleration work in
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by ghayes 13y ago
I believe huhtenberg's point is that it's the only question many of us are concerned about. It would be as if a city fighting crime releases statistics on muggings but not homicides.
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by ghayes 13y ago
Is this to say that CSS 3D transformations on text are bound to be aliased [in similar circumstances]? Is there a suggestion to the spec such as a "mipmap hint" that could (one day) be added to reduce this flaw without the need f
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by ghayes 13y ago
> You can even pause streaming audio on services like Pandora, iTunes Radio, or Spotify to build a buffer, then skip right past the ads and songs you don't want to hear! Cool. So this is DVR for computer audio?
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by ghayes 13y ago
The issue with Markdown is the syntax is pretty horrible. To create a link, it's [ title ] ( url ), which is incredibly unintuitive. I'm still never sure if italics are or * *. Heck, if I want a single newline, that'
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by ghayes 13y ago
I got 550 on my first try. It's kind of fun, kind of impossible. Serbian versus Croatian versus Slavic is just a shot in the dark.
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by ghayes 13y ago
It might be worth reading Wickard v. Filburn (1942)[1] for the original case that intrastate commerce affecting interstate commerce and therefore regulatable by the federal government. In US v. Lopez (1995)[2], the Court does actual say th
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by ghayes 13y ago
In Gonzales v Raich[1], the Supreme Court affirmed the government's right to control drugs grown domestically within a state and sold to state citizens. The states, however, are not violating Federal law in non-enforcement. The Feder
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by ghayes 13y ago
What bothers me is that the NSA often acts adversarially with its oversight committees. As Techdirt reported[1], the LOVEINT violations weren't reported to the Senate Intelligence Committee until just a few days ago, despite occurring
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by ghayes 13y ago
And, alternatively, you can use `git commit -a` if you want to bypass the staging area.
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by ghayes 13y ago
My favorite was "While this is statistically unlikely to remain the case long term, Tesla is unaware of any Model S or Roadster occupant fatalities in any car ever."
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by ghayes 13y ago
I was about to ask if there was a good place to look at available packages for Go. The godoc.org[1] website referenced from this repo looks like a really great start with a searchable index and docs. The active community around Go has rea
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by ghayes 13y ago
That was, as you said, utterly fascinating. It's amazing to see mathematical problems being solved with mechanical solutions. To think the leaps it took to translate these problems to digital solutions (e.g. what was [technically] an
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by ghayes 13y ago
We, as consumers, may still identify with issues imposed (e.g. content owners charging extremely high prices to Netflex). I'm not saying Microsoft is right and Google is wrong. I'm saying that I agree that Google is not helping
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by ghayes 13y ago
A core analogy here is the distinguishment between say a letter, which when you hand it to the government to convey to an associate is protected, versus an e-mail, which handed to Google or a private channel via the web at-large, is not pro
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by ghayes 13y ago
...and <BLINK> was a HTML element. Let's not throw out the baby with the bathwater.
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by ghayes 13y ago
Yes, I was very sad when I read that I needed a running Chef Server to begin using Deis.
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by ghayes 13y ago
And I'm just sitting here just waiting for some HN folk to tell me why this is farcical / never going to make to production. It's a lot quicker than reading the article and all getting my hopes up.
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by ghayes 13y ago
I've been reading about Docker, Flynn and CoreOS on HN for the last several days. Would anyone care to venture how these technologies might work together? That is, could Flynn load CoreOS VMs/AMIs on a cloud service which hosts
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by ghayes 13y ago
I believe it's just a different story for big companies. If you heard that Apple was creating "iShoes," you wouldn't be surprised that people were already making branded "iShoes Laces." If, however, I told yo
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by ghayes 13y ago
The website is currently broken from hosting unsafe JavaScript directing back to this story. That's not a very friendly greeting from HackerNews. :-\ [1]view-source: http://koi.io/briefs/view/or-1-1 [2] http:
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Ellsberg: Snowden made the right call when he fled the U.S.(washingtonpost.com)
182 points by ghayes 13y ago|54 comments
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by ghayes 13y ago
I've been thinking about the possibility of doing it under the hood via a browser extension on major social networks. Something akin to 1) you publish a photograph of yourself to Facebook that contains your PGP key in EXIF. 2) Your f
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by ghayes 13y ago
Just because the NTSB hasn't released information on the cause of the crash, it doesn't mean they don't have strong working theories (based on information, including from the pilots). I assume the organization would want to
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by ghayes 13y ago
I suppose this is all off-topic, but is that common syntax? I've never seen it before.
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by ghayes 13y ago
I agree with your statement of selection bias. For a good recent read on this subject, I'd suggest Foreign Policy: New Flash, States Spy on Each Other http://walt.foreignpolicy.com/posts/2013/07/01&#x2F
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by ghayes 13y ago
Forgive me if I'm wrong, but I believe the machines do take nude pictures but only show the analyzed image to the operator. Additionally, it's a question whether the machines make sense in regards to a cost-benefit analysis. Fin
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How Misinformed Ideas About Profit Are Holding Back The World’s Poor(fastcoexist.com)
6 points by ghayes 13y ago|0 comments
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Tesla Shows Off A 90-Second Battery Swap System(techcrunch.com)
206 points by ghayes 13y ago|76 comments

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