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by holman 8y ago
Agree with both of those. The gender thing in particular I went back and forth with a few times until I settled on what made the most sense for me. I think it's something most people will want to think about. The other thing I'd i
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by holman 8y ago
If any of this is at all interesting to you, I'd recommend checking out the very excellent ESPN documentary "Broke": http://www.espn.com/30for30/film?page=broke ESPN's 30 for 30 docs are really grea
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by holman 8y ago
Details of fraud and chargebacks aside, I want to point out that this post really doesn't have to do with Stripe Atlas, insomuch as Stripe Atlas doesn't give you carte blanche to commit fraud on the Stripe platform. FWIW, I'm
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by holman 8y ago
> Zach Holman made a point, way back in 2012, that they intentionally hide UI features to preserve simplicity and trust in their design. Ehhhhh not quite. The point of hiding UI like how I mentioned in that talk was that those features i
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by holman 8y ago
There's a lot of really weird edge cases like that. A lot of the times you sort of have to make a judgement call. There are cases where you have to make a judgement call, one way or another. Take the case where I invite you to a week
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by holman 8y ago
I actually had something similar to this in my notes but didn't get around to adding it. Basically, 60 minutes seems kind of arbitrary for an entire system of time (at least to me!) and then I realized that once you split it down into
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by holman 8y ago
I think it's one of the more recent changes. It's actually pretty cool- all of this is discussed on the tz mailing list, so you can see how it all works yourself! https://mm.icann.org/pipermail/tz/
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by holman 8y ago
Ah, totally see where you're going with this. Definitely my bad- I really should have ended this time programming post with a long treatise on hip hop styles and lyricism rather than toss in an obvious joke as a small aside to the long
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by holman 8y ago
Sorry you found it patronizing, I guess. Nas does great shit, though.
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by holman 8y ago
Sorry about the lack of support for Reader mode; not entirely sure why that's happening (it's a pretty basic markup structure). If anyone's got thoughts on that, let me know and I'm happy to fix it. (Finna hang on to my
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by holman 8y ago
I generally really enjoy my USB-C riddled MacBook Pro. The one thing that kills me, though, is that Apple itself still hasn't bothered to ship a USB-C cable for the Apple Watch. I'm ready to eat the costs of an early adopter and u
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by holman 9y ago
Same. Especially at poker's hottest peak, I had a number of friends who ended up going really large on online gambling (and they didn't come from money, either- just had built up a bank roll over a few years). After awhile they
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None of My Apple Gear Connects Together, Dammit(zachholman.com)
16 points by holman 9y ago|13 comments
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by holman 9y ago
The likelihood of this being the case seems so close to nil. For one, the coverup required would involve thousands of military and non-military personnel. But secondly, if we really did destroy an incoming warhead, well, that would constitu
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The Merge(blog.samaltman.com)
222 points by holman 9y ago|177 comments
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by holman 9y ago
Yup. I have a monorepo with 5-6 Gemfiles/package.jsons in subdirectories and it picks 'em all up.
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by holman 9y ago
Lovely seeing Nathan and co ship this. Interestingly enough, this feature is the primary reason behind Atom itself existing. We saw the first internal demo of "Atom" (I believe it was "Thunderhorse" at the time) 6-7 year
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by holman 9y ago
Source maps aren’t actually loaded by the browser unless specifically requested by opening web inspector, fwiw.
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by holman 9y ago
Something I’ve been wondering lately and have seen a few different — and rather surprising — takes: do you include source maps in production? I’ve seen a somewhat surprising amount of people say that they absolutely wouldn’t these days, whi
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by holman 9y ago
I wanted to post this since 1) it seems to have huge impacts on Silicon Valley and 2) I really haven't heard really anyone talk about this yet. It's still really early, of course, and I don't even think the GOP really underst
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Significant Impact on Equity-Based Compensation Under Proposed Tax Reform Bill(lexology.com)
6 points by holman 9y ago|1 comments
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by holman 9y ago
Congrats on the $1.9B preseed raise! Looking forward to the MVP.
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by holman 9y ago
(OP here). I don't necessarily want to disagree with you, but I think the answer with all of these things is "well, it depends". It really depends on the person, the situation, and everything. I think some people are perfectl
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by holman 9y ago
It’s extremely minor, and is a very common side effect. I’ll take these for a week or two over how I was feeling 100% of the time, every time.
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by holman 9y ago
Ha, I dig the name `spark`. I did a tangentially related project years ago — also called spark — that did simple sparklines in shell: https://github.com/holman/spark Just as a warning, though; over the years I’ve gotte
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Apollo Link: The modular GraphQL network stack(dev-blog.apollodata.com)
4 points by holman 9y ago|1 comments
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Future-proofing with the RIP License(medium.com)
2 points by holman 9y ago|0 comments
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Three Quotes from Early GitHubbers(zachholman.com)
3 points by holman 9y ago|0 comments
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How is team-member-1 doing?(about.gitlab.com)
255 points by holman 10y ago|79 comments
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by holman 10y ago
To be an SEC accredited investor, you have to be making 200-300k in the last two years, or a net worth of > $1M. I initially wrote that as "angel", but then changed it to "true angel" to distinguish those who might ma

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