harel

95 ms·

901.
by harel 10y ago
Check out http://lingscars.com . It will desensitise you.
902.
by harel 10y ago
I'm afraid this does not appear to work on my system (Ubuntu 16.04, 64bit). None of the key combos work (Shift-ctrl-` etc.), and dropping an image just crashes it. And I was all geared up for karateka...
903.
Flappy bird running on home built BASIC computer(vandenbran.de)
2 points by harel 10y ago|0 comments
904.
by harel 10y ago
We "prefer" to call that a "TV License" because if we called it "tax" it would have negative connotations. It is also paid separately to "tax".
905.
by harel 10y ago
Wasn't intended as an insult. Just a statement as to where he lost me and why. The tone of the post was so arrogant it might have carried over to my comment.
906.
by harel 10y ago
He lost me right at the beginning, with "I guess there wasn’t even Microsoft DOS at the time (I guess and I don’t bother to check, so check it yourself).". This is the OS equivalent of a Call of Duty teenage online player on XBox
907.
by harel 10y ago
Carbon X1 - hands down, no doubt, go for it. Get the 4th gen and you can max it to 16gb ram. Otherwise you're limited to 8GB. Excellent linux support (which I need), fantastic resolution, I love the keyboard. Touchpad can be a bit too
908.
React at 60fps(medium.com)
2 points by harel 10y ago|0 comments
909.
by harel 10y ago
You're missing out. Its got a learning curve just like the original but its easier for us who grew up with it. The game is as good as Elite was back then. And they keep adding stuff so there is a "story" element to it. Its in
910.
by harel 10y ago
Elite is the galactic time sink. I used to play it on Amiga when i was younger. Reached Elite, lost childhood. Then as I got older I used to play it on my Palm V. Got very far, lost productivity. Today I play dangerous and try to adult mys
911.
Square-Mile Street Network Visualization(geoffboeing.com)
3 points by harel 10y ago|0 comments
912.
by harel 10y ago
That's exactly what I said when i found out about it. Its just one of those things....
913.
by harel 10y ago
Very nice. I use a set of bash functions to do the same thing, with tab-autocompletion (not my own development, I picked it up from the web somewhere long ago). Put this in your .bashrc: # mark/jump support + completion # un
914.
by harel 10y ago
Recyclabox | http://recyclabox.co.uk | Full Time | ONSITE | London, UK We are looking for a software developer with an interest and experience in writing applications that integrate with hardware peripherals, micro-controllers,
915.
by harel 10y ago
I use uuid as primary key when I plan for scale and future sharding. It's negligible performance hit of at all and I can move entire datasets from one db to another without worrying about references.
916.
by harel 10y ago
I recommend going for the thinkpad carbon x1, it's the same form factor of Mac air, looks better in my opinion and has one of the best keyboards on a laptop that size, not to mention it's developer friendly (has actual page up&#x2
917.
by harel 10y ago
I would really like to see a real world useful application done in react native. Nothing too arty, but more functional, business like even. Something that goes beyond an app for an event or an art project.
918.
by harel 10y ago
You can read it in their next blog post: "How we migrated back to PostgreSql from mySql after migrating from PostgreSql to mySql". My experience with mySql replication was OK, but I did nothing fancy - just master/slave stan
919.
by harel 10y ago
Not really. Because its python, its all Python devs. But if you want someone with specific Django experience, you'll find it easier to find than flask. Popularity wins and Django is popular (for a good reason)
920.
by harel 10y ago
Now if they only restore the quality of actual Skype calls/video that would be great. I see a significant deterioration of quality over time. I can't remember a skype call that wasn't disconnected, a conference call that some
921.
by harel 10y ago
The size is less relevant - you only use what you need. The other main reason I chose Django for a particular project is the ease at which I can find experienced developers afterwards. Not that it really matters that much, Python being Pyt
922.
by harel 10y ago
There was a port of DRF for Flask, but it was not as mature and not as good. I went with Django mainly because of the included batteries and in particular DRF.
923.
by harel 10y ago
I'm reading the code as a Primer. Fantastic stuff you don't see often.
924.
by harel 10y ago
Very interesting and great name, however - should we expect a cease and desist order soon for using what is likely a trademarked name? There was a MacGyver film in the works a while back, though I'm not sure what the status of it is.
925.
by harel 10y ago
I can't reply to your comment as its too deep :) It comes down to people. Some people are good people and will run a company well. Regardless of its tax status. Some are bastards and will act accordingly. This kind of thing, as cliche&
926.
by harel 10y ago
Also, what if I'm a medium sized company, employing 85 happy people, but registered as a corporation? In the UK i'd probably be a limited company but for the sake of argument, lets pretend I'm a registered corporation. I also
927.
by harel 10y ago
90% of tax on corporations? What reason would there be to run a company then? What would drive people to take this road? What result other than the total collapse of an economy would a 90% tax bring? I would leave Britain, and so will many
928.
by harel 10y ago
Most likely, but still, I find seeking the misfortune of others is a sad state of mind, usually reserved to those on the lower end of the self esteem scale.
929.
by harel 10y ago
Any why is that?
930.
by harel 10y ago
I started seeing an unreasonable amount of friend's page likes as little page ads. A lot of those, in close succession. Not sure that is what they had in mind.

More ›