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by iamjs 11mo ago
I struggled with hand and wrist pain for years from spending too much time at a computer. I did physiotherapy for years and while it helped me manage pain, I was never able to truly build enough strength to get ahead of it until I started b
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by iamjs 11mo ago
it could be anything, but virtually everything implements `#to_s`.
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by iamjs 1y ago
> Bridging the Gap: Why Not Just Docker Compose? The draw of a docker-compose-like interface for deployment is so alluring that I have spent the last year or so working on a tool called Defang that takes a compose file and deploys it to
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by iamjs 1y ago
We are building some exciting cloud deployment tools at https://defang.io . We are making it super easy to manage your deployments through the compose.yaml file you probably already have. The idea is to have a single definition o
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by iamjs 1y ago
What are a few of the most interesting things you could possibly say?
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by iamjs 2y ago
At a glance, none of these appear to be meaningfully worse than GPT-4.5
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by iamjs 4y ago
I understand Nebulae like the Eagle Nebula are fairly dynamic regions of space, so I find it interesting that we have photographs of the same region over a 27 years time span and at a glance, the structure of the Pillars of Creation appears
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by iamjs 4y ago
Serious question: Why not use source control to identify the files with changes and limit the scope of your formatter run to just those files. If the unchanged files met the formatter rules when they were committed, then repeated runs shoul
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by iamjs 8y ago
Espada was the first of the Spanish Missions in the region, established in 1690. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mission_San_Francisco_de_la_Es...
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by iamjs 9y ago
better audio: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yVuEPwNuCHw
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by iamjs 9y ago
I've also noticed the same blank page with spinner (which seems to hang and never actually refresh in my case) on non Google sites since the quantum upgrade. Figured it was a bug that would get squashed in a subsequent version, but no
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Decoding the Sensuality in Music(youtube.com)
1 points by iamjs 9y ago|0 comments
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by iamjs 10y ago
> The thing I like about classes is I vaguely understand what is going on [...] I am not saying the javascript prototype logic is bad, just that I never understood it, even when I work in Javascript for years. But by using classes, you&#
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by iamjs 11y ago
You could do this on the moon, for example
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by iamjs 11y ago
It's probably a good time to start looking at using the Fetch API [1] for making AJAX requests instead of using jQuery or Backbone (or even XMLHttpRequest). Support seems to be growing quickly and Github's polyfill [2] can help co
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Project Moonspike wants to send the first crowdfunded rocket to the Moon(theverge.com)
2 points by iamjs 11y ago|0 comments
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by iamjs 11y ago
I really appreciate the focus on adding more helpful warnings to help inform you when you're unknowingly about to shoot yourself in the foot.
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by iamjs 11y ago
The similarly named book "The Idea Factory" by Jon Gertner is a great read on the history of Bell Labs if you're interested in learning more.
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by iamjs 11y ago
Does the New Yorker just inject random comics into their stories? None of these illustrations appear to be related to the content.
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by iamjs 12y ago
It looks like a central A/C system is a requirement for this program, so if you use window units, you will not be eligible.
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by iamjs 13y ago
> Good thing APD is protecting the public by keeping Uber out Could have done without the sarcasm here, but you are correct. Improving public transit options and treating car-dependent culture is the ultimate solution here.
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by iamjs 13y ago
how do two apps for iOS devices with identical names not create the potential for confusion?
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by iamjs 13y ago
likewise, also in nyc. this sounds fun, let's organize something!
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by iamjs 14y ago
So happy to see that others have this habit of selecting and highlighting bits of text as they read. I've been ridiculed for it, but I'm not the only one!
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by iamjs 14y ago
For vim users, Gary Bernhardt's vimrc has a nice little snippet to map the tab key to perform completion if the cursor isn't at the beginning on a line. https://github.com/garybernhardt/dotfiles/blob/master/.vimrc... You use tab for compl
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by iamjs 14y ago
why on earth would you sort that list by company name and not by salary?
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by iamjs 14y ago
Most NYC tech startups will be more than happy to visit with you for a bit and give you a tour. I did this just before graduating from University. I visited General Assembly, Betaworks, Etsy, and also some really small companies. Just email
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by iamjs 14y ago
I think this is largely a result of the average CS student never working on a non-academic project. The projects that CS students tend to work as coursework don't require too much investment in learning to become a good programmer--the code
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by iamjs 15y ago
not sure what this is yet... but it looks fun, and pretty too!
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by iamjs 15y ago
Hi, I'm Jordan Stephens. Front-end and Ruby developer, and soon-to-be (May) CS grad. Looking particularly in NY or SF. http://jordanstephens.net

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