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joelcollinsdc
10y ago
The made the mistake of asking this to my gf who is a teacher for visually impaired kids. Braille is reading, and listening to earbuds is not reading. We teach our sighted kids to read even though they could just all have audiobooks, just
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Saw this on medium and got excited. Checked for commentary on HN, and found Gomix was posted to HN 4 times with little fanfare ( https://news.ycombinator.com/from?site=gomix.com ). Now when a tech celebrity posts about it, t
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I looked at it years ago and found some weird gaps, where certain addresses would return nothing. What are you replacing it with?
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10y ago
Looks like this API does a lot of the heavy lifting for this: https://developers.google.com/civic-information/docs/v2/
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10y ago
This was a really vexing article to read. No mention of other benefits of having a startup mentality inside the federal government, or any of the other benefits that groups like 18F or USDS have had.
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11y ago
maybe i'm just typing too fast. I tried "the best marigold" (for the best marigold hotel). I watched the i in marigold disappear from the search box. Deleting the string (by holding down the delete key, the X works just fi
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11y ago
There is an abundance of poorly written react apps popping up everywhere. Go to netflix and search for movies... the experience is terrible. The search box lags typing by a long shot. So much so its almost impossible to type in the full
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11y ago
love the idea for your startup. hope to use it this summer!
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11y ago
Perhaps this is a dumb question, but what should the torrent time developers have done differently to have local valid TLS without bundling a private key?
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11y ago
I'm surprised that this isn't as appalling to others as it is to me. Yes, I'm very disturbed that every time a police car drives past my car, a record is created in a database. The government basically knows everything abou
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11y ago
US House of Representatives Office of the CAO | Washington, DC | Full Time The CAO's Web Systems group manages websites, APIs, and a multitude of web applications for the US House of Representatives. The position is for a non-senior d
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11y ago
Great list. A few questions: * How could this be used to test 'corrupt' characters? Isn't the process of savign the file itself as UTF-8 un-corrupt...the file? * Is there some recommended way to group these into "strin
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Office of the Clerk, US House of Representatives | Washington, DC | Full Time | ONSITE The Office of the Clerk is responsible for managing a large body of congressional data. Senior Software Engineer (Backend Web Developer) Senior Software
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11y ago
> I'd encourage you to hop on a plane, and go visit some congressional staffers and ask them how they'd like to receive your messages. Then build a tool starting from there. Like it or not, they're the customer. This is th
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11y ago
Arguably too simplistic, but http://todomvc.com/
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12y ago
yes 40-50 alternate hostnames can be added per cert. There is significant overhead to managing these and that still means in the most extreme case we could require several SAN certs to get full coverage.
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12y ago
the certificates themselves are a small fraction of the cost, our cdn provider's monthly costs for hosting the certificates are the lions share.
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12y ago
While it seems easy, there are lots of challenges with this where I work. We have 10+ different 'top level' domains (*.example.org), lots of sub-sub domains example.example.example.org, and route everything through an external CD
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12y ago
also: http://todomvc.com/examples/react/#/
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12y ago
The guy in the video is the same guy from the Coin concept videos...
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12y ago
The word "offer" is used misleadingly here. Its a guarantee that if you work for 60 hours a week you will earn at least $10,000 a month.
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18F Digital Services Delivery
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Its pedantic, but I think this is sublty different than what is being dicussed here. All over the US, there are situations where 2 lanes converge to 1 and drivers "take turns" merging. But I think the scenario that is being disc
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"After weeks of public outcry over the proposal, FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler said the agency would not allow for unfair, or "commercially unreasonable," business practices. He wouldn't accept, for instance, practices that l
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The US House of Reps is almost done with development for an API (that was spearheaded by outside organizations like CMF) for 'campaign' communications (communications where the majority of the messages are 'similar') fro
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> If request rates like these bring your site down, you have a serious software problem. Either that or you chose a CMS to host your website (Drupal Commerce?). 50-100 uncached application requests/sec is pretty high for a larger (
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13y ago
been around longer and funner: http://www.geoguessr.com/
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i thought it was determined that the access was obtained by tapping unencrypted interlinks between datacenters? can you provide citations of the 'willingness' part of this?
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How does one figure out the snapchat API? Presumably the network traffic is encrypted, were the secret keys extracted from the snapchat app somehow?
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Suprised there is not more commentary going on here, this was a great article.
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