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by gsa 8y ago
On my Android TV, I can use my phone as a remote keyboard and copy/paste. But there are some apps which design their own inputs incompatible with the remote keyboard. When this happens I can plug in my physical keyboard directly to the
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by gsa 8y ago
Maxwell Labs | Amsterdam, The Netherlands | Frontend, Backend and more | Onsite | Full-time | Visa | https://maxwell.ai Maxwell is building the leading conversational commerce platform. Our customers include Takeaway.com, Hellof
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by gsa 8y ago
Containers used to be the other way around, baked into Firefox and then moved to an extension last year. It's better that a power user feature is not a part of the default installation.
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by gsa 8y ago
Maxwell Labs | Amsterdam, The Netherlands | Front-end | Onsite | Full-time | Visa Maxwell is building the leading platform for conversational commerce. Our first product, an intuitive chatbot builder, is already being used by marketeers at
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by gsa 9y ago
> you can't use them to login Incorrect, I can use my username in the email field and log in.
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by gsa 11y ago
Author of the Python script here. Sorry I didn't get around to adding a license sooner. I just added one.
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by gsa 13y ago
The closest English translation for gehri is "joyride". I'd describe OP's site as Foursquare for joyride routes.
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by gsa 13y ago
OSM data isn't as detailed as Google Maps is when it comes to India.
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by gsa 13y ago
Your post skipped my pattern because it matches for "Seattle, WA", not "SEATTLE, WA".
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by gsa 13y ago
I just ran the crawler and see one mapped to Portland. There are two more if you use full text filter (currently I'm storing only location per post).
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by gsa 13y ago
Done! Github will take a few minutes to show the latest version.
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by gsa 13y ago
Location filter is based on what's returned by the Google Geocoding API. United States is stored as USA. Europe's a continent, so it's not there but you can use a regex like, "Germany|Netherlands"
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by gsa 13y ago
Trying to match for multiple locations might have resulted in more false positives (eg: a job listing mentioning they received funding from someone in SF). In any case, I felt it made sense to show only one data point per post. Thanks for s
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Show HN: "Who is hiring" mapped(gaganpreet.github.io)
288 points by gsa 13y ago|70 comments
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by gsa 13y ago
To make it seamless, put those lines in ~/.pythonrc and add this to your zshrc export PYTHONSTARTUP="$HOME/.pythonrc"
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by gsa 14y ago
cp has two interesting switches -s for symbolic links and -l for hard links. Plus it'll also link whole directory structures with -r. This might be a GNU only feature, I'm not sure.
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by gsa 14y ago
I am having the same issue with Waking Mars, sent a mail to the developer. I hope they fix it, the trailer looks amazing.
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by gsa 14y ago
HaloZero could be referring to this news: https://torrentfreak.com/isohunt-forced-to-shut-down-in-the-...
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by gsa 14y ago
qBittorrent [1] can download pieces in sequential order. [1] http://www.qbittorrent.org/
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by gsa 14y ago
There is - GNOME has Keyring, KDE has Wallet. But apps need to support it or have a plugin system for that. Pidgin has plugins for GNOME and Windows: http://developer.pidgin.im/wiki/ThirdPartyPlugins#Securityan...
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by gsa 14y ago
You are right and that's what I'm going to do. But it's no less secure until you don't "remember" that token anywhere. A remembered password in Google Talk (desktop client) is just encrypted and can be easily recovered. Edit: To add to my r
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by gsa 14y ago
I know that at first look it sounds like a Pidgin problem, but they do justify their situation quite well on their site: http://developer.pidgin.im/wiki/PlainTextPasswords
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by gsa 14y ago
I just used the same password to login to my Talk account in Pidgin and later for my Android. This is really insecure, especially when Pidgin saves passwords in plain text.
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by gsa 14y ago
Flash with Firefox on Linux respects the SOCKS proxy setting.
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by gsa 14y ago
My favourite feature is shared command line history among all open shells. It was my "how I lived without that" feature, and one which I use a lot. Of course, it's only useful if you use the shell for extended periods. The glob features are
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by gsa 14y ago
DDG's traffic stats are publicly available: https://duckduckgo.com/traffic.html
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by gsa 14y ago
Not anymore, a Flash upgrade broke that sometime ago.
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by gsa 14y ago
The monthly whoishiring thread [1] has some jobs with H1B, although I haven't had much luck with them. Also, employers cannot make you pay the immigration fees, it's illegal. [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4053076
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by gsa 14y ago
The video link for anyone else unable to access the site (it's down at the moment) http://channel9.msdn.com/Events/Lang-NEXT/Lang-NEXT-2012/Pan...
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by gsa 14y ago
Maybe hire me? I have applied at a few places without getting a response, let alone a phone interview. If I'm spending a couple of hours writing code for them, they might as well take out a couple of minutes to reply back to me.

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