jchrisa

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   by jchrisa 15y ago

   I always thought the term githug was for when you take a dead old Google Code project you didn't write, and give it a new home on github.
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   Peer Production License - P2P Foundation(p2pfoundation.net)

   1 points by jchrisa 15y ago|0 comments
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   by jchrisa 15y ago

   Managed to install it by installing this first http://snoopy.allmarkedup.com/
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   Node for iOS - seppo0010/nios(github.com)

   2 points by jchrisa 15y ago|0 comments
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   by jchrisa 15y ago

   If the bookmarklet source code was also in a text area on the page I could copy it into an existing bookmark.
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   by jchrisa 15y ago

   This reminds me of a friend of mine who talks about wanting to post his linked in credentials to his blog.
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   by jchrisa 15y ago

   At the time we choose sha1 because the password hashing for creating new user documents was done by the client, often in the browser. At the time there were no good bcrypt implementations in JavaScript. Here is the related bug tracker issue
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   by jchrisa 15y ago

   I just bought a new pm tool for work on iPad first and then the desktop. I chose it because it was developed iPad first, and the Mac version is a follow on. I'm not suggesting I'm typical, just one data point.
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   Facebook's New OS-ignoring App Ecosystem(thenextweb.com)

   3 points by jchrisa 15y ago|0 comments
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    by jchrisa 15y ago

    Huh? The time I've invested in open-source contributions has had payoffs massively greater than any work I've ever done for a paycheck. It's just not necessarily that I get paid for the work, rather, I get paid because of the work. Maybe yo
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    by jchrisa 15y ago

    Agree. Isn't this the whole point of having a creative commons API on Flickr in the first place?
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    by jchrisa 15y ago

    Totally worth it. Write open source code, it just might turn out to be the foundation of a career.
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    by jchrisa 15y ago

    Even if there is, I'm guessing it would be hard to tell at a glance whether the machine was calibrated by someone with a physics degree or someone who'd be delivering pizzas if it weren't for the growth of the security industry.
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    by jchrisa 15y ago

    Wish I could help more -- I think if you appear deferrential to the law (more so than the officer), it helps remind the law enforcement officer that they are also subject to the law.
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    by jchrisa 15y ago

    I was raised by lawyers, and I think from that I learned how to present myself in a way that is both courteous and has a subtext of "the paperwork involved in fucking with me will crush you." The easy to articulate bits of this include good
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    by jchrisa 15y ago

    I usually try to play it cool until the moment the point me toward the radiation machine. Then I say "I'd like to opt-out". They are always very professional about it, and have a procedure (different in different airports) where you basical
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    by jchrisa 15y ago

    I rather enjoy opting-out of this crap. The TSA folks seem to respect it, especially when they ask the reason for their clipboard and I say "health." I've never been millimeter scanned and frankly the radiation aspects of it scare me. What
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    by jchrisa 15y ago

    Specifically we're working to get Erlang out of the data path. So the code where throughput and latency really matter is written by hand and compiles directly to machine code, and Erlang continues to do what it does best - manage distribute
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    by jchrisa 15y ago

    I did this and ended up working on CouchDB. Turned out that following my passion eventually led to a job (as a cofounder).
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    by jchrisa 15y ago

    http://itc.conversationsnetwork.org/ has some classic stuff. worth searching their archives. (Woz is good, and Jon Udell)
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    by jchrisa 15y ago

    My wife isn't shy about breast feeding in public. The closest we've ever had to awkwardness was the waiter at a middle eastern place who tried to give her an extra napkin for modesty. But we live on the west coast.
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    by jchrisa 15y ago

    We have TouchDB, written in ObjC, still in early development, but it syncs with CouchDB and has a 100ms startup time. iOS TouchDB: https://github.com/couchbaselabs/TouchDB-iOS We are also exploring TouchDB on Android. If you want to join
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    by jchrisa 15y ago

    The new Couchbase Server is based on Membase (it adds JSON documents and incremental Map Reduce). Most of critical code is already in production today on lots of very big sites: http://www.couchbase.com/customers So when Couchbase Server
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    by jchrisa 15y ago

    map reduce can be used for garden variety stuff, for instance my blog index is the result of a map reduce index of recent posts (in this case those tagged html5) http://bit.ly/s7NHYM
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    by jchrisa 15y ago

    If you are interested in an open source alternative there is Swinger which you can easily run your own copy of: http://swinger.quirkey.com/
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    by jchrisa 15y ago

    I've been reading Sacred Economics: http://www.realitysandwich.com/homepage_sacred_economics It's the clearest explanation of this I've heard in a long time. However it's a bit long and deep, if you want an essay length version of the arg
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    German City to Evacuate as 2-Ton Bomb Is Defused(online.wsj.com)

    13 points by jchrisa 15y ago|5 comments
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    by jchrisa 15y ago

    They are still doing external email, so maybe this just adds disciple about external vs internal communications.
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    by jchrisa 15y ago

    here is a good entry point for this research http://perspectives.mvdirona.com/2009/10/31/TheCostOfLatency...
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    by jchrisa 15y ago

    Get rid of debt / interest based money http://www.realitysandwich.com/money_and_crisis_civilization