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by hawkice 10y ago
Same here. My blog is (unsurprisingly) text-based, so the 40-50kb JS file was almost all of the page weight.
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by hawkice 10y ago
Wait, THAT'S why people want to use AMP? I set up AMP on my personal site for a couple weeks because I thought there was an SEO benefit (I didn't see any, so I removed it -- lowering page weight by something like 7x). I had no ide
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by hawkice 10y ago
I rsync the files to a server where nginx serves them. The smallest server option at your VPS of choice will be plenty, particularly if your site is reasonably lean or less than mega-popular.
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by hawkice 10y ago
He's being charged with running a Ponzi-like scheme and being "engaged in multiple schemes to ensnare investors through a web of lies and deceit". A lot of people in his business are aggressive and less than forthright. Secur
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by hawkice 10y ago
That is an oddly fascinating video. He's quite good. I mean, he's out on bail pending charges for securities fraud, but in a way it makes sense, this would be an important skillset for that sort of grift.
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by hawkice 10y ago
This sounds like way too much, but the sibling comment is a bit too little. Saying fatsos don't get a badge and a get a shittier title IS a deliberate status punishment. Reminds me of strong negative opinions I have about high school,
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by hawkice 10y ago
This was when I decided to never work for the FBI: http://fortune.com/2015/04/06/fbi-agent-fitness-test/ It's important to note that this means handicapped people are no longer allowed desk jobs as
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by hawkice 10y ago
You could not be more wrong about your correction. Not only is this definition current, it is in no way predicated on planets revolving around the Earth. The current IAU definition of a planet (the one that demoted Pluto) is: "A planet
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by hawkice 10y ago
Technically, planets are defined as celestial bodies with these characteristics, not astronomical bodies, and Earth, not being in the night sky, is not celestial. So if you want to play a technicality game then Earth might not be a planet r
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by hawkice 10y ago
> His genetics are simply better. > The US simply has better DNA for commerce I'm sure the price will drop in the US for manufacturing devices (because the alternative is going out of business -- very few businesses are so sentim
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by hawkice 10y ago
Subversion was (to my surprise) only released in 2000, so you'd have to migrate from something even older -- perhaps CVS (released in 1990)? RCS was released in 1982, so you might have migrated from that. SCCS was released in 1972, so
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by hawkice 10y ago
I was speaking to the nature of their anxiety, not the probability they'd be killed or by whom. I was also trying to describe their perceptions, not the objective state of affairs. I think you'll find your comment to be oddly host
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by hawkice 10y ago
>> It's sort of an open secret that in the Philippines you can bump someone off for PHP 10K. > That's a pretty strong claim (as are many other statements). Is there something to back that up? That's about $215 US, fo
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by hawkice 10y ago
Looks fine on mobile, header picture could be a bit thinner but other than that it's basically perfectly responsive.
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by hawkice 10y ago
Making a choice that led to the entire management team leaving is tough, no doubt. Making any massively unpopular decision that leads to some of the smartest people working with you to actively flee your enterprise would be hard for anyone.
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by hawkice 10y ago
I've also been using entr but I think I like this better. Piping file names into entr doesn't make a lot of sense to me, I like the ability to use patterns. I've downloaded it given it a shot and now realize I actually like i
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by hawkice 10y ago
You could say other people's problems are their own. You could say America does more harm than good, or that we back the wrong horse or have no standards or don't uphold public good. All those are points you could make. But, you a
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by hawkice 10y ago
Or rather, the synthetic ones are only 'fake' insofar as they are passed off as natural (perhaps to gain a higher price). Put a different label on the box (for instance, the label 'Diamonds'), and they're 'real
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by hawkice 10y ago
I just flipped my blog over to AMP, which required essentially no change at all, except adding their cdn'd (but not client-cached) JS and some weirdo attributes here and there. I run a pretty tight technical ship, so that non-cached JS
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by hawkice 10y ago
This is probably better answered by how Rust handles errors generally: https://doc.rust-lang.org/book/error-handling.html Suffice it to say, similar magic tricks have already been at work to make handling errors not so
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by hawkice 10y ago
I think that if the bribe has a contract attached, written or verbal, (which seems to be the current supreme court test for corruption here in America), then the valuation would be the fair market value, or, conversely, be a pre-payment for
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by hawkice 10y ago
I think, from an accounting perspective, you could theoretically capitalize the expense over the term of office in the same way you capitalize the factory costs over the life of the machinery and facility. I cannot say I have ever met an ac
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by hawkice 10y ago
I deploy all the different little code projects I make to different domains and I've hit the Let's Encrypt rate limit. If (like me) you waited a couple months to secure these little side projects, you'll hit the rate limit to
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by hawkice 10y ago
I'm not sure we can have the kind of frank discussions about race in America that we need if just asking about someone's experience is considered out of bounds.
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by hawkice 10y ago
In the list of things he's gotten used to that make him uncomfortable: > Being asked things like, “So, what’s it like being a black guy in Silicon Valley?” In all fairness, the whole premise of the piece is that the answer is worth
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by hawkice 10y ago
Well, they're shutting down in a couple days, so plans to make money would be irrelevant this late in the game.
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by hawkice 10y ago
I know we are pretty far through the looking glass as far as the semantics here, but surely if someone is self-employed, they would be the business entity that created their job? "Job creation" is kinda a nonsense thing to brag ab
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by hawkice 10y ago
To me, the most promising thing about elm is how much improvement it has seen. The last minor version was a huge leap forward for building real things AND for beginners. The makers of elm (seems to mostly be Evan Czaplicki) think about thin
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by hawkice 10y ago
I'll be putting all guesses into my never_work_here.txt file and then I'll respond to them all at once.
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by hawkice 10y ago
Abusive? Maybe, sending fired up execs home. Or an exec who had stepped over the line. But abusive, as in, a continuous process currently in motion? Sending them home and letting them come back the next day is not great, and sometimes a ter

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