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ianleeclark
10y ago
I'd be really interested in seeing a breakdown of locations, if possible. Naturally, most of these positions would be in California (from what I saw yesterday skimming through the thread), I was surprised to see there were fewer than 1
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ianleeclark
10y ago
In terms of your comment about "automating the automation" being not done due to a high cost of the automation, in Economics we have something called competitive advantage which gives explanation as to why we may use humans rather
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Show HN: Notorious a BitTorrent tracker in Go
(github.com)
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ianleeclark
10y ago
I remember reading another article on HN a few weeks ago (maybe, time flies) where she was planning to go to Berlin. Feels disingenuous for CNN to state she was dodging the FBI if she's been planning to go there.
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ianleeclark
10y ago
It's actually really weird being a young adult (23) who doesn't and has never drank. People will always look at you as if you're from another planet and you'll always be pestered for some justification. I remember taking
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ianleeclark
10y ago
He has a system of trusted maintainers for different sub-sections of the kernel. There's simply too many patches for one man to review.
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ianleeclark
10y ago
clap, clap, clap, clap
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ianleeclark
10y ago
The player looks super nice and was very easy to use. Hope y'all do well.
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ianleeclark
11y ago
Nice, I've recently been honing my C# chops, so I'm super excited to see this arrive at such an incredible (for me) time.
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ianleeclark
11y ago
No, they're vegetarians, as well. Forgive the site, I'm not trying to say anything, but it was the first easy-to-digest reference I found: http://www.dummies.com/how-to/content/the-different-kinds-of...
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ianleeclark
11y ago
Except a ton of vegetarians don't consume dairy or eggs because they're made from animals.
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ianleeclark
11y ago
Realistically the only way that I could test it is by whitelisting my home box, but this isn't entirely reasonable given that I wouldn't truly be testing it, as I wouldn't know for certain the kind of throughput it offers.
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ianleeclark
11y ago
It's actually really sad because I was wanting to see if I could implement an exit node all by myself as a side proejct, but then I realized the potential danger I'd be putting myself in. Naturally, I'd have to host it to tes
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ianleeclark
11y ago
I do something similar, so I know it's feasible. I whitelist the dotfiles that I want to keep hold of (.vim, .bashrc, &c.) in my homefolder and whenever I update something, I just push to the remote. It's really enlightening t
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ianleeclark
11y ago
I'd honestly be really surprised if Github didn't end up acquiring one of those CI systems which they already integrate with.
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ianleeclark
11y ago
Working on my torrent tracker in Go ( https://github.com/GrappigPanda/notorious ), but I'm probably going to switch gears and work on a distributed cache in Erlang that supports easy key timeouts because my workarou
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ianleeclark
11y ago
I'd cry.
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ianleeclark
11y ago
This is a feature I've wanted for such a long time. While it's perfectly feasible to do through the command line, I've always found myself having to force push to update the history on github's side of things. I typicall
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ianleeclark
11y ago
It seems fairly over-opinionated for the framework to declare every button as exactly the same. What if a developer needs one orange square button and one normal, greyish-silver boostrap button. If every class is automatically applied to ea
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ianleeclark
11y ago
You can hook into the X11 socket using Docker, but I'm not 100% certain how this could be accomplished on a OSX or Windows. You might be able to forward the socket, but I'm not nearly smart enough for that.
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ianleeclark
11y ago
We have a tv per desk (we have wide u shaped desks in an open-office) above our desks in my office with chromecasts in them. Presumably these tvs are for showing things off, or displaying things should we ever have a meeting in our producti
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Show HN: Pygemony, create GitHub issues from long-forgotten TODOs
(github.com)
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11y ago
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