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by glittershark 12y ago
Referring to women as "females" probably won't help, either
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by glittershark 12y ago
Reminds me of this (absolutely spectacular) talk from 2009 by Rich Hickey: http://www.infoq.com/presentations/Are-We-There-Yet-Rich-Hic...
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Hexagen: True coroutines for Swift(github.com)
47 points by glittershark 12y ago|3 comments
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by glittershark 12y ago
The comparison there had me literally jumping up and down in my seat.
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by glittershark 12y ago
I wonder if that's related to the frequent full-on outages (rather than just the standard sardine-tinning); last Monday evening the L was out completely due to a cracked rail - maybe the added weight of people on the train creates more
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by glittershark 12y ago
As someone who commutes on the L train daily, I was really disappointed to see that this was actually a metaphor. I want a literal better train to Brooklyn!
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by glittershark 12y ago
This is totally out of my domain so forgive me if I'm completely wrong here, but my guess is that for such performance-critical, heavily-optimized things as Redis the garbage collector and runtime overhead of Go are too large.
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by glittershark 12y ago
Pretty astounded at the changes they made to ES6 generators. Twenty-two times faster[1] is incredible [1]: https://wingolog.org/archives/2014/11/14/generators-in-firef...
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by glittershark 12y ago
You guys seriously need to work on your SEO - Googling "gundb" has the page show up with the text "Your browser does not support frames...".
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by glittershark 12y ago
It's not a great film from a storytelling perspective, but I think Beyond the Black Rainbow is a fantastic example of this sort of use of color
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by glittershark 12y ago
This is exactly the reason example.com exists
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by glittershark 12y ago
Actually, this is probably nothing more than FUD: http://www.yutaaoki.com/blog/top5-mistakes-journalists-make-...
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by glittershark 12y ago
"Crazy" is a slur. Plain and simple.
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by glittershark 12y ago
That's funny, now that you mention it I realize that if I had read this article a year ago I would have started itching and spent hours hallucinating an infestation in my skin - as it is I read it, was intrigued, then moved on. My comb
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by glittershark 12y ago
Always really happy to see a ton of breaking changes in a pre-1.0 release, and very pleased that they're all moving towards simplifying the public API.
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by glittershark 12y ago
Pentadactyl command to do this with the currently open page: :command! justread execute 'open justread.mpgarate.com/read?url=' + buffer.URL
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by glittershark 12y ago
That's the goal :) glad you like it! If there are any features you need please feel free to make a Github issue requesting them - I've got lots of free time to work on this right now.
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Show HN: Reactable – fast, flexible, and simple data tables in React(github.com)
44 points by glittershark 12y ago|25 comments
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by glittershark 12y ago
Minecraft was actually started as an explicit DF clone and then deviated from there
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by glittershark 12y ago
I learned from YouTube user captnduck back in the day - they're great tutorials made all the more appealing by the guy's incredibly soothing Dutch accent.
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by glittershark 12y ago
+1 for the allergens - best thing I ever did for my overall mental health was realize I was gluten intolerant
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by glittershark 13y ago
I always use local lightweight tag objects in git for this - if there's a commit that I'm not sure about somewhere along the line I'll tag it REVERTME or something like that.
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by glittershark 13y ago
Hello there, Heroku error page
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by glittershark 13y ago
Have you considered open sourcing it to get the development flowing? I for one would love to hop in on this website in particular and get hacking
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by glittershark 13y ago
Sounds like someone's volunteering to go write one