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by jlas 13y ago
What about test code? Unit, integration, performance, etc. What's your coverage look like?
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by jlas 13y ago
Huh? Python 2.8 discussions recently? Last I checked there was never going to be a 2.8.
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by jlas 13y ago
This is a little aggravating. De Morgans Laws are CS101 material. I'd like to think the content on the front page is a little more enlightening than that.
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by jlas 13y ago
Can you elaborate?
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by jlas 13y ago
HN readers might also understand it.
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by jlas 13y ago
Sure, but the question is: if Coinbase placed the order today, that suggests they kept the ~12k loss for themselves. Is that rightful profit?
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by jlas 13y ago
In other words, Coinbase just pocketed his loss. (Assuming the transaction was made today.)
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by jlas 13y ago
The map at the bottom probably shouldn't span the entire page; it tracks mouse / trackpad movement once it's scrolled over - makes it difficult to scroll to the bottom of the page.
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by jlas 13y ago
Speak for yourself. What about the thousands of families who lost loved ones in the attacks? The American people have strong values and big hearts. You shouldn't confuse their apathy for politics as a lack of sympathy.
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by jlas 13y ago
And here's a compact version: http://pastebin.com/WNZnF1N7 Extracted via command line, of course: curl http://blog.soylent.me/post/69835344439/soylent-micronutrient-breakdown | grep -o &quo
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by jlas 13y ago
There's DIACAP for DoD: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Department_of_Defense_Informati...
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by jlas 13y ago
No. The government has to certify the system before it can be used on government networks. This is so companies can sell compliant RHEL7-based solutions to military and other government organizations.
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by jlas 13y ago
Neat, but seems like a novelty. As far as usage in teaching circuits, it wouldn't be very useful after the first class. The bulk of learning about circuits is math.
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by jlas 13y ago
Nowadays I sometimes create a git repo in my /etc directory
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by jlas 13y ago
The correct measurement is µm - micro meter.
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by jlas 13y ago
I've created my own MoinMoin (FOSS python wiki) instance primarily for keeping a development journal ( http://wiki.juanl.org/DevLog ). I usually try to capture anything that I spend a significant amount of time figuring
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by jlas 13y ago
As a non-designer techie I'm always amazed when I see articles showing the subtle differences in the new iOS or OSX. I usually don't consciously perceive the subtlety, so seeing these detailed articles helps me appreciate the effo
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by jlas 13y ago
I'm wondering what you're referring to by "AMD architecture"?
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by jlas 13y ago
This is a neat concept; transmitting credit card data to existing point of sale terminals via a magnetic field. This mimics the effect of swiping a card, essentially hacking the traditional system.
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by jlas 13y ago
Compared to Coin, the Geode project had a similar vision albeit with greater aspirations. Here is an article about the aftermath: http://www.postandcourier.com/article/20130331/PC05/13033992... .
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Geode from iCache (2012)(kickstarter.com)
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by jlas 13y ago
Here's my fix: http://jsfiddle.net/jlas/CT2pG/1/ Easy one line fix for this: need to check if new dx / dy is opposite the old dx / dy and use the old one if so. var _dx = (e.keyCode - 38) %
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by jlas 13y ago
I agree, there are like 7 lines that bunch together logic using commas. This one has three operations in one line: newEl.className = newEl.className.replace(' f', ''), length++, hasFood = false;
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by jlas 13y ago
There's an annoying bug where you lose if you tap the button to go opposite the direction in which you're heading. e.g. if you're heading right and you tap left, you lose.
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by jlas 13y ago
The intro to programming class I took at CMU (Fall of '05) was pretty much this. We learned Java using a robot simulator. It was based on Karel the Robot, adapted for Java: http://www.amazon.com/Karel-Robot-Introduction
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by jlas 13y ago
Here are some that caught my eye: • webserver.com (250k-500k) • finalcountdown.com (10k-25k) • sandwich.com (50k-100k) • airtrafficcontrol.com (10k-25k) I imagine sandwich.com might be a good asset for a chain sandwich restaurant (subway or
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by jlas 13y ago
> A university exists to tell you you aren't good enough. You fail. Really? I am quite fond of the time I spent in school - it kicked my ass and made me quite employable. I for one definitely appreciate hacker culture, but this anti
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by jlas 13y ago
Great idea! One of my on-going frustrations is code style and getting my editor to fit the style of the projects I'm working on. Off-loading that work elsewhere sounds like a promising solution.
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by jlas 13y ago
More awesome than the Mona Lisa in CSS? ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4610243 )
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by jlas 13y ago
Vertical alignment is a real pain; flexbox offers a nice solution: http://jsfiddle.net/Pr22b/ (Disclaimer: flexbox is still 'bleeding edge' https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/W

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