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by jffry 11y ago
Thanks for the detailed writeup (and for linking it from the main page)
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by jffry 11y ago
That's fantastic, I wonder if you could mash up different comic strips' panels and dialogs to get a similar effect.
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Calvin and Markov: Randomly generated C&H comic strips(joshmillard.com)
19 points by jffry 11y ago|12 comments
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by jffry 11y ago
Sounds like it's still a work in progress: This isn't functional yet, but I'd like to get the code in tree as a base to build upon.
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by jffry 11y ago
See also: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9684300
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by jffry 11y ago
If GitHub is hosted in the US, and a repo that is hosted by GitHub violates US law, they probably cannot continue to host that repo in the US and serve it only to non-US clients.
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by jffry 11y ago
In rust that will return itself, which allows you to chain method calls, if that's your style. For example, with the Timer class [1], you could write: someTimer.set_interval(1000).start(); instead of writing: someTimer.set_i
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by jffry 11y ago
or even potentially the counter goes back up for each mach. A single-match move would mean no change in the counter, while a combo move would drive the counter back upwards
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by jffry 11y ago
running ioreg -l -n AppleSmartBattery -r | grep -i capacity gives me "MaxCapacity" = 8329 "CurrentCapacity" = 8002 "DesignCapacity" = 8440 I'm guessing MaxCapacity or CurrentCapacity (I&#
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by jffry 11y ago
It will evidently be available "later today": https://twitter.com/shanselman/status/593454156779687937 EDIT: Apparently at 11AM PDT: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9459632 (aka in
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by jffry 11y ago
That's cool. I wonder how difficult it would be to implement in practice.
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by jffry 12y ago
You could attempt to time round-trip signal latency directly or via interference patterns, but it's a much shorter timescale. Light travels just shy of 1 billion feet per second, so we're talking differentiating in the 10s of nan
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by jffry 12y ago
http://www.bensound.com/royalty-free-music/track/the-elevato...
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by jffry 12y ago
A bit under two years ago, NGINX announced NGINX+ [1], with an open source "core" and paid-for extras [2] [1]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6255592 [2]: http://nginx.com/products/featu
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by jffry 12y ago
Sadly (though necessarily) that email-a-link thing doesn't work if you turn on 2-factor auth.
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by jffry 12y ago
So presumably this is a valve controlling fuel flow to the engine. The valve is hooked up to some form of motor/actuator, and the rocket's control system needs to open/close the valve to control some aspect of the thrust. Si
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by jffry 12y ago
It's not totally free, but if you host your site on an S3 bucket (which will cost pennies/month [1] if you don't have gigabytes of stuff) and then put free-tier Cloudflare [2] in front of it. The name of the bucket has to be
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by jffry 12y ago
Needs a [2013] tag. I thought they had been compromised again.
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by jffry 12y ago
Yeah, my analogy wasn't the greatest. Substitute "claw hammers" and "sledgehamemrs" and "deadblow hammers" instead. What excites me right now is there's a lot of great, interesting, useful tools avai
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by jffry 12y ago
If 1.x suits your needs, fine. Angular 2 seems like it will have improved performance and be overall simpler, but 1.x will keep being supported for the time being. Plus it's open source, so if many people want to stay on 1.x, that&#x
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by jffry 12y ago
The author's remarks echo my feelings on the state of front-end dev well: [Angular and Ember] are both smart, valid, and potentially wildly successful approaches. The fact that there are different teams of smart people building
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AngularJS 2.0: Crazy Like a Fox?(intridea.com)
3 points by jffry 12y ago|5 comments
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by jffry 12y ago
There was an episode of Planet Money earlier this month talking about Pigeonly: http://www.npr.org/blogs/money/2015/03/13/392862778/episode-...
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by jffry 12y ago
The author has a repo on GitHub: https://github.com/anbud/PxlSort (The link was hidden midway through the article and it was very non-obvious that it was a link)
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by jffry 12y ago
FYI the new router module ( https://github.com/angular/router ) is going to be a separate project, with semver'ed releases. It'll expose bindings for both Angular 1.x and Angular 2, but it isn't bound to
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by jffry 12y ago
They seem to be in July/August - perhaps it's summer holiday season, and people don't open their email as much?
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by jffry 12y ago
I'm curious - what don't you like about $http?
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by jffry 12y ago
FYI you can add an async attribute [1] to a <script> tag to allow it to load and run asynchronously without blocking the rest of the page [1]: http://caniuse.com/#feat=script-async
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by jffry 12y ago
YAML allows deserialization into arbitrary native types, which most definitely is [1] an issue (see: the flood of Rails/YAML vulns a while back) [1] http://blogs.teamb.com/craigstuntz/2013/02/04/3873
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Miško Hevery – Angular.js keynote at ng-europe 2014(youtube.com)
2 points by jffry 12y ago|0 comments

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