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by http-teapot 8y ago
I love DDG but I think it's a bad name for a brand. Saying "DuckDuckGo" in a conversation takes time and using the acronym "DDG" makes it sound like some kind of arcane product that only tech-savvy people uses. It&#
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by http-teapot 8y ago
Nat Friedman (GitHub's CEO) says in the next couple of hours: https://twitter.com/natfriedman/status/1082346291290468352
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by http-teapot 8y ago
I am not exactly sure of your use case but we build our Docker images in Travis without problems. https://docs.travis-ci.com/user/docker/
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by http-teapot 8y ago
I miss Power Stone :(
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by http-teapot 8y ago
Thank you for taking the time to write this insightful answer. I really like your approach to this problem. I like the old-school and open not-for-profit approach. You are in for a tough ride and I look forward to hear more about it.
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by http-teapot 8y ago
I find the Technical Goals page particularly interesting and debatable: https://docs.tildes.net/technical-goals Accessibility and i18n aren't mentioned which is unfortunate.
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by http-teapot 8y ago
https://docs.tildes.net/technical-goals#use-modern-versions-...
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by http-teapot 8y ago
This is a great list! I'd like to suggest one if you don't mind 7. Review your own code before handing it over. Time is wasted when the submitter left out obvious issues such as typos, missing comments, unnecessary complexity, deb
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Reflecting on the past five months at Plan(medium.com)
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by http-teapot 9y ago
Probably for ads. Since ads can be rendered as regular post a profile is needed but they won't be rendered in the profile's feed. Apple also has an account with no posts on Twitter: https://twitter.com/apple
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by http-teapot 9y ago
Isn't the pricing a little high to start with? https://www.docker.com/pricing The basic enterprise edition is about $62 per node per month and standard edition is double that.
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by http-teapot 9y ago
For React, could you link a few? I am genuinely interested
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by http-teapot 9y ago
Imagine being French and having to explain you code in Q. (I am not certain if my comment follows HN's guidelines, apologies if I offended anyone)
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by http-teapot 9y ago
There has been many apartment buildings built around Van ness (south and/or east of Whole Foods on California)... it's not just SoMa but you are right it's not enough.
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by http-teapot 9y ago
I have two 12 MacBook at home. I've replaced the keyboard twice on one and zero times on the other. Each time some keys got stuck in pressed position which meant we had to press harder. My other had similar issues except the keys poppe
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by http-teapot 9y ago
> Is hitting your kids any less morally despicable than hitting your spouse? > Why does such a large section of society think it's OK to hit your kids and not your spouse? It's not OK. Beating your kids is not OK. Beating yo
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by http-teapot 10y ago
Back from Quakenet era there were fewer and smaller online communities and generally internet was seen as niche whereas now it is a commodity. Are there any gaming communities still using IRC? It might still be niche which is why it's
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by http-teapot 10y ago
This happens all the time... except most times companies will cancel interview without justifications. Companies will never tell why they didn't pick you for the job either. Always wait until the company wants to hire before talking mo
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by http-teapot 10y ago
The price reinforces the idea of free temporary Linux servers with short TTL. I think it's smart and the price point could possibly make up for the money lost providing a free service. I am curious as to how it'll turn out financi
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by http-teapot 10y ago
That makes sense, I think acknowledging with a "thank you" could go a long way. Not a big fan of committing to get back to the subject since it'd just delay the inevitable and possibly pile up onto a huge pile of todos. I gue
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by http-teapot 10y ago
I've never been as busy as the past 4 months. I don't reply to emails that requires lengthy text. If I can reply by "Yes", "No" or any of the derivatives then you'll get an answer from me. If you have a pr
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by http-teapot 10y ago
Yes and on Sunday as well. https://www.sfmta.com/maps/parking-meter-locations-and-rates
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by http-teapot 10y ago
I'll give uBlock a try! I am aware of Ghostery's business model and I am not against businesses selling metrics and/or ads in general. I think there should be consequences for companies that do not have the best interests for
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by http-teapot 10y ago
I run both AdBlock and Ghostery. I experienced the same interstitial as every one, was particularly interested in the article headline, disabled AdBlock, reloaded the page, still blocked, disabled Ghostery, reload the page, worked. Ghostery
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by http-teapot 11y ago
I share the exact same feeling. Signed on PH months ago to drop a comment and never got "approved". I wish comments were public on OpenHunt.co so I can take part in the conversation.
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by http-teapot 11y ago
I'd recommend Ghostery; with it you can remove all kind of scripts that do not necessarily add value to the user experience. You quickly realize how much useless scripts are loaded in the page. You'll also realize that these scrip
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by http-teapot 11y ago
Isn't what version control is for? You could see how the code evolved by looking at its history and combined with meaningful commit messages you can easily identify the original problem and how it got solved.