humanfromearth

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by humanfromearth 10y ago
Modern editors are much more that file browsers. They do static analysis, syntax colouring, linting and many more things (depending on what plugins you have installed). I still like to open a plain vim and just focus on the task at hand wit
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by humanfromearth 10y ago
Computer: You cannot login, you're too stressed, go home. I think this is great, but you'd probably need to wear a EEG which is going to be a tough sell until we have something more compact.
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Running Flask and Celery with Kubernetes(blog.gorgias.io)
10 points by humanfromearth 11y ago|1 comments
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by humanfromearth 11y ago
I would recommend Kinto. It's open source and used in production for mozilla browser sync service. https://github.com/Kinto/kinto
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by humanfromearth 11y ago
What are the reasons to believe that it wouldn't work? ANRC (the body that governs communication) in Romania I think did more (by doing very little) for the Romanian economy than any other government agency. It's funny because we
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by humanfromearth 11y ago
Granger's 'Light Table' was always an experiment in my mind, but I'm kind of sad that he dropped it and moved on to the next 'let's fix' programming thing. Was it a dead-end?
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by humanfromearth 11y ago
It might be an incredibly bad idea to have multiple AGIs everywhere in the world, but that's the least bad that I can see too. Also this is amazing, making serious effort towards AGI is what we need. We'll play with RNNs configura
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by humanfromearth 11y ago
I agree that we're Adobe of the IDE world is crap. But is it really 100$ so expensive for an average developer? Consider how much money you're making because you have these tools.
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by humanfromearth 11y ago
Great achievement. Let's hope we see first fusion reactions and then sustained fusion soon.
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by humanfromearth 11y ago
Yes, that was I was expecting. 1. I upload a video 2. Jukedeck finds me the perfect audio for it.
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by humanfromearth 11y ago
The only issue I can see with this is a lot of HTTPS connections with your analytics platform from your web service. If you choose to use a work queue/proxy to do it, it's additional work/point of failure, etc.. It's not
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by humanfromearth 11y ago
Gentoo: My linux educator. The fact that you needed to make your own kernel and configure a lot of things on your own made me learn a lot about Linux and GNU. Much more than debian or redhat. There is great value in that I think.
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by humanfromearth 11y ago
Don't you try thinking critically here ok?!
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by humanfromearth 11y ago
I'm really glad Chrome forces the update. Because I would be sad supporting Chrome 32, 33, 34, 35, ..., 40, 41.. in my Chrome Extension. I would hate using polyfills everywhere and modernizers for my webapps. All I need to care about i
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by humanfromearth 11y ago
We'll buy it when we raise series A. We'll use our hipster version until then. Thanks.
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by humanfromearth 11y ago
If there is life there is probably bacteria and viruses. But it's unlikely they would be harmful for us. They need to match our platform.
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The 100% software company(blog.gorgias.io)
1 points by humanfromearth 11y ago|0 comments
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by humanfromearth 11y ago
It could be potentially a very stupid idea, but creating multiple AIs at the exact same time with similar resources available to them for development in different locations of the world would create a balance of power. What I'm trying
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by humanfromearth 11y ago
@davecheney Thanks for your work. If I publish my project on github and use gb with it, then people who want to contribute have to install gb as well. Do you think that in the future there is a chance to do the building of a gb project with
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by humanfromearth 11y ago
TL;DR: Don't use `go get` if you want reproducible builds. It's early for me to tell, but looks like gb is something like a mix between a gvm (virtual env) and godep (vendorizing). I'm skeptical about things like "don&#x
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by humanfromearth 11y ago
I'm a customer of Free.fr in France and have been to Portugal and Romania recently and had no roaming charges (though it was limited to 7 days and 3GB). I don't know if this is something all operators do, but it was great. I was a
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by humanfromearth 12y ago
Sharing a personal anecdote: I'm somebody who was part of this affirmative action population. I come from the poorest country in Europe called Moldova, the unemployment is high, education low, your typical eastern-european anti-intelec
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by humanfromearth 12y ago
Ok. I see your point. Positive discrimination is harmful, but I think it only applies when it's abused. From my vantage point I don't think we are there. Do you think that any amount of positive discrimination is harmful for a giv
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by humanfromearth 12y ago
Given the underrepresentation of women in tech I think I'm ok with them being chosen over satisfying your ambitions. Also working hard to better yourself is a continuous process and it doesn't stop when you get hired at BigCorp, c
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by humanfromearth 12y ago
For those who are interesting finding out more I would recommend: Mining the Sky by John S. Lewis. It's an excellent book that discusses in length the composition of NEO, possible retrieval methods and economics of such an endeavour.
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Turn Gmail into a Helpdesk(blog.gorgias.io)
2 points by humanfromearth 12y ago|0 comments
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by humanfromearth 12y ago
For this to work, there would have to be a lot of people using this extension. If anyone is curious: Stats from GA so far: 1h first page on HN == 600 page views, 11 extension installs and 1 in total comment.
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by humanfromearth 12y ago
Maybe you're right. But there are down-votes in Disqus. Maybe it's going to be more like StackOverflow where most useful comments pop-up?
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by humanfromearth 12y ago
gitter.im is awesome! But it's more like a slack for github. I wanted a few comments on the project page to get an idea if I want to explore this project or not. Is it going to accomplish this goal? No idea..
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Show HN: Comment on GitHub Projects(chrome.google.com)
19 points by humanfromearth 12y ago|12 comments

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