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by jnpatel 11y ago
For those not familiar with Electron: http://electron.atom.io/
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by jnpatel 11y ago
It's worth mentioning, the original paper [0] recently won the USENIX Security 2015 Test of Time Award [1], which highlights papers at least 10 years old, that have made a lasting impact on their field. [0]: http://www.gaudi
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by jnpatel 11y ago
"[Flutter] is familiar to anyone who has done Java or JavaScript" At a superficial level, seems like a strange statement to make since those languages are quite different. Unless the point is that Flutter is C-like?
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by jnpatel 11y ago
I was also curious about this. As the article mentions, Slack doesn't make it easy for your organization to allow open registration. People have developed hacks around this by running a server on Heroku [0], or using Typeform combined
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by jnpatel 11y ago
Don't you frequently deal with: /private/tmp/foo.txt locked by jnpatel@mac... (pid 14836): (s, q, p, ?)? because of the lock files?
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by jnpatel 11y ago
In the comments of the original article, the author mentions this condition applies to any country on the embargoed list [0] (which includes Sudan). 0: http://www.pmddtc.state.gov/embargoed_countries/
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by jnpatel 11y ago
and they just keep getting easier to make... http://magicmockups.com/mockup/1/
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by jnpatel 11y ago
The current beta supports a Markdown pseudo-syntax (# for headings, and * for bullet lists) but not an entire Markdown standard as far as I can tell.
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An Introduction to Content Security Policy(html5rocks.com)
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by jnpatel 11y ago
This could significantly help local businesses stay competitive in the face of services like single-merchant delivery services such as Amazon Prime and Spoon Rocket. It's worth noting Uber Rush is also integrating with a few other serv
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by jnpatel 11y ago
but as the post notes, it's underutilized in Berkeley's Mathematics Department > "We explained to you before you accepted the position that the idea of employing a full-time lecturer is controversial in our department.&quo
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by jnpatel 11y ago
On OS X, I like Papers ( http://www.papersapp.com/ ) since it allows me to download the papers directly from the application.
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by jnpatel 11y ago
It's always exciting to see the list of services supporting U2F for 2FA grow. It now includes Google, Dropbox, and GitHub.
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by jnpatel 11y ago
I haven't yet tried Zulip's threading model, but I can certainly say I'm not pleased with Slack's. It can be very frustrating to try and trace a conversation backwards in a crowded Slack channel. I haven't used IRC
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by jnpatel 11y ago
> Includes detailed study of knee-jerk criticism when exposed to unfamiliar systems. This hits home.
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by jnpatel 11y ago
It seems strange that it uses HTML5 Geolocation, but still drops me in Russia by default. Are others seeing the same behavior?
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by jnpatel 11y ago
Since Facebook employees are (almost) required to have the website open for chats and groups while working, I'm just curious: how distraction-free are you able to keep your pomodoro work intervals?
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by jnpatel 11y ago
I'm just curious from where in his campaign management the impetus to pay attention to this sort of detail would have come.
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by jnpatel 11y ago
Bikeshedding during code reviews
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by jnpatel 11y ago
I found this tutorial featured previously on HN really helpful to start my transition from jQuery to React. http://reactfordesigners.com/labs/reactjs-introduction-for-p...
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by jnpatel 11y ago
Another example: Dropbox originally had getdropbox.com, and didn't obtain dropbox.com until more than 2 years after founding. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dropbox_(service)#2007-2011
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by jnpatel 11y ago
Aw man, I was hoping to see the final website your daughter ended up with! :)
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by jnpatel 11y ago
This is pretty neat stateless app, however the current implementation leads to performance issues on slower connections. Have you thought about some optimizations you could make to filtering/searching to minimize the initial load time,
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by jnpatel 11y ago
Are you referring to Duo Push, or something more?
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by jnpatel 11y ago
I agree, this is one of my favorite tricks. I like to think of xargs as a `map` function over stdin lines. As the article mentions, especially useful when combined with the -P flag for paralellism. cat urlpaths.txt | xargs -I{} -P wge
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by jnpatel 11y ago
This line didn't bug me so much. Would you have been okay with something subtly milder? e.g. Databases are at the beating heart of every business in the world or even: Data is the beating heart of every business in the world.
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by jnpatel 11y ago
How does Borg compare with Google's Kubernetes?
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by jnpatel 11y ago
While arithmetic syntactic sugar is useful since it's much clearer, I agree that I'd often prefer a function call to some unintuitive symbol syntax. Another example for me, in Python, is: print >> sys.stderr, 'foo
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by jnpatel 12y ago
Can you elaborate?