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   by gitgud 6y ago

   I like this one ;)
2. 842.▲
   by gitgud 6y ago

   First I've heard of an anti-motto
3. 843.▲
   by gitgud 6y ago

   " I am not a visionary. I'm an engineer. I'm happy with the people who are wandering around looking at the stars but I am looking at the ground and I want to fix the pothole before I fall in. " - Linus Torvalds (TED Talk
4. 844.▲
   by gitgud 6y ago

   > Searched 15,541,670 tweets in 0.35s Isn't there millions of tweets posted everyday? This must be a minuscule fraction of all tweets.... Anyway, great project, had a lot of funny tweets
5. 845.▲
   by gitgud 6y ago

   What are all the TLDs prefixed with XN--?
6. 846.▲
   by gitgud 6y ago

   Demo is a pretty good user experience, but from my experience most people are used to the standard behaviour, and would rather copy email addresses than click hyperlinks... https://codepen.io/manzinello/pen/RmeQEr
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   Brexit: The Movie that conned James Caan's firm out of £519,000(dailymail.co.uk)

   2 points by gitgud 6y ago|0 comments
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   by gitgud 6y ago

   > You don't get promotions/pay hikes/bonuses for taking garbage out Cleaning and streamlining processes and procedures can have huge effects on the company and get you noticed. It starts with little things, Say you decre
9. 849.▲
   by gitgud 6y ago

   Incredible, so now a punctuation mistake warrents deletion.....
10. 850.▲
    by gitgud 6y ago

    Well it's a no-model AI system if the interface is a HTTP endpoint that's out of your control...
11. 851.▲
    by gitgud 6y ago

    For small CLI tools, I find the following nodejs packages pretty helpful: - [ commanderjs ] lets you easily build ergonomic CLI apps (wires up --help and usage descriptions) --- https://github.com/tj/commander.js/
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    Why are open source projects supporting propietary CUDA? (2017)(reddit.com)

    4 points by gitgud 6y ago|0 comments
13. 853.▲
    by gitgud 6y ago

    I don't think it's very big in the server side community, but the mobile development platform Flutter [1] has taken off and we've enjoyed it so far. Dart is alright as a language, but it doesn't interoperate very well wi
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    by gitgud 6y ago

    Learning the [1] Unix Philosophy . Writing & Using small tools that can be piped together... was a huge AHA moment for me [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unix_philosophy
15. 855.▲
    by gitgud 6y ago

    Has anyone proven this? Like registered to several services and found information leakage between them?... it would be an interesting experiment to view
16. 856.▲
    by gitgud 6y ago

    Is there a problem with "Incognito Mode"? Modern browsers (Chromium and Firefox) are pretty well isolated as far as sand-boxing goes (compared to 15 years ago anyway). But if you really want to avoid advanced finger-printing and t
17. 857.▲
    by gitgud 6y ago

    Shader toys are definitely a fun way to get your head around the GPU, reading and forking other people's shaders is great to learn. I made this [1] simple shader because I couldn't find the effect in Open-Source video software...
18. 858.▲
    by gitgud 6y ago

    Personally I like not having alerts. I'm sick of every site having a little bell with a red number on it... It's great to leave comments, and check back every once and a while...
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    by gitgud 6y ago

    Interesting, I think you'd get more participants if you made it an actual website. Instead of having to open the devtools and manually paste in the script, why not just have a script on a HTML page?
20. 860.▲
    by gitgud 6y ago

    > "I always want to be supportive of anyone building anything, but seriously... stop. Put it on ice for 6-12 months. This app sucks." Although true, this is unnecessarily harsh. An app to meet up with friends, doesn't im
21. 861.▲
    by gitgud 6y ago

    Some people believe that if something can be judged subjectively, then it can only be judged subjectively. Modern art is often only critiqued in a subjective way, rather than objectively. But that's not necessarily always right. Fo
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    by gitgud 6y ago

    I wonder if snake could fit in a data uri, like this: https://bytex64.net/code/datasnake/
23. 863.▲
    by gitgud 6y ago

    Much simpler to stick with SSH and an IP Address whitelist... Then you can't even get login attempts, unless they're from the same IP... am I missing something?
24. 864.▲
    by gitgud 6y ago

    Just sounded derogatory, if you hadn't heard the term before... for example; > "Stop following me 'Bard' !"
25. 865.▲
    by gitgud 6y ago

    I'll admit I initially thought Bard was a derogatory term, from the way they were using it in "The Witcher"...
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    by gitgud 6y ago

    Thanks for sharing your source too! I was curious how you got a web scraper on a small now.sh server (45mb) Usually I'd use puppeteer, but that would make it like 400mb. I've never heard of [1] x-ray, it looks a great package for
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    by gitgud 6y ago

    [1] Glitch is pretty cool, made by the same people who made Stackoverflow? Pretty sure it can do collaborative web development too... [1] https://glitch.com/teams/
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    by gitgud 6y ago

    > "Open source doesn't mean you have any influence or say in the future of the project. It only means you can take a copy make changes and roll your own version." Exactly, just because you have a change you want, doesn&#
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    by gitgud 6y ago

    > "I am posting this on a throw-away account (so no ‘karma’ motivation)" Seems weird to anonymously give praise. I would think it would mean much more coming from your real account (just my opinion). Using a throwaway account
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    by gitgud 6y ago

    Many comments are saying it's not a technical issue , I think it is. Chrome is mostly developed as an open-source project (chromium), meaning features and bugs are transparently discussed and fixed. Compare that to IE which was closed