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901.
Metamask brings Ethereum to your browser(metamask.io)
3 points by gkop 10y ago|0 comments
902.
by gkop 10y ago
I mean, Stockton St. or Clement? Or the Sunset?
903.
by gkop 10y ago
Which Chinatown?
904.
by gkop 10y ago
This seems terribly hypocritical - someone very mindful of GitHub stars going out of his way to remove others' attribution!
905.
by gkop 10y ago
I don't see this framework going anywhere. The repo owner is the sole contributor [0], and is singularly pre-occupied with benchmarks and GitHub stars. The owner's entitlement about copy-pasted code, use of the royal "we&quot
906.
by gkop 10y ago
Aren't blocks supposed to be reinforced with rebar and columns poured through? How easy are they to recycle in practice after this? Just curious.
907.
by gkop 10y ago
Does the International Building Code that many jurisdictions in the US use help here at all? It's revised every 3 years. But I could also see it being overly conservative and holding back local innovation.
908.
by gkop 10y ago
The UK itself may fracture - Scotland and/or Northern Ireland may peel off for the EU - putting NATO at risk.
909.
Notes on Go(brandur.org)
9 points by gkop 10y ago|1 comments
910.
by gkop 10y ago
The resources needed to widescale deploy fixed wireless are an order of magnitude less than residential fiber. I was counting on Google flexing its muscle to accomplish the fiber that less powerful organizations could not push through.
911.
by gkop 10y ago
(I'm not an industry expert) Prior to 10 months ago, were there any Webpass end users without the fixed wireless hop to fiber? What exactly does Webpass mean when they distinguish between their fixed wireless product and their fiber pr
912.
by gkop 10y ago
Are you preparing for popular streaming video products pushing 4K content?
913.
by gkop 10y ago
Has Google Fiber sold fixed wireless under the Fiber brand before? I think they would have to keep a separate brand at least until they can get all of the many Webpass fixed wireless subscribers switched over to fiber.
914.
by gkop 10y ago
Webpass has only been doing fiber for 10 months [0], as far as I know the bulk of their customers in SF are on fixed wireless. I'm discouraged by this announcement - now it seems there's zero chance of widespread Google Fiber in S
915.
Daisy chains (2006)(spurgeonworld.com)
1 points by gkop 10y ago|0 comments
916.
by gkop 10y ago
Other subscribers in the cell consume more downlink than uplink, in a steep ratio.
917.
The Quest to Make Code Work Like Biology Just Took a Big Step(wired.com)
2 points by gkop 10y ago|0 comments
918.
by gkop 10y ago
With the advent of streaming TV and movies, for many of us now the reverse is true.
919.
by gkop 10y ago
In addition to the services mentioned in sibling comments, it's not difficult to outfit a VPS for this purpose. This is a pretty helpful starting point: https://gist.github.com/gdamjan/4586758
920.
Please Stop “Fixing” Font Smoothing (2012)(usabilitypost.com)
12 points by gkop 10y ago|8 comments
921.
by gkop 10y ago
Not mentioned: shooting stars! When I lived in Taos, NM I saw hundreds a year. Since moving to the bay 5 years ago, I've seen 1 or maybe 2.
922.
by gkop 10y ago
This is true in the countryside, but in populous regions, smartphones with their traffic data and ability to reveal sneaky routes stand to really enhance the road adventuring experience.
923.
by gkop 10y ago
http://xkcd.com/1053/ opened my eyes to this category of behavior and presents an alternative.
924.
Mother Earth Mother Board (1996)(wired.com)
1 points by gkop 10y ago|0 comments
925.
What you should know about logs, real-time data's unifying abstraction (2013)(engineering.linkedin.com)
2 points by gkop 10y ago|0 comments
926.
by gkop 10y ago
Email isn't fast enough. Gchat was/is faster.
927.
by gkop 10y ago
Ah gotcha - yes this is a flaw in Rails - from the first version, Rails aimed to be "database-agnostic," which isn't actually a valuable property in practice. And DHH disregards when he feels like it, eg. nonsense like https
928.
by gkop 10y ago
There an info box calling this out in the Rails Guide for Validations.
929.
Dear Austin, Uber and Lyft are gone. Here's why Arcade City is coming to town(arcade.city)
2 points by gkop 10y ago|0 comments
930.
Managing Software Engineers (2002)(philip.greenspun.com)
2 points by gkop 10y ago|0 comments

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