joshmn

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   by joshmn 10y ago

   You'll never guess what HackerNews thinks clickbait is!
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   by joshmn 10y ago

   Well, a good initial step is usually changing the default password.
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   by joshmn 10y ago

   Talk about desperate. Why didn't they just skip the phone part? I could see myself buying one of these. But the fact that it'd make little (financial) sense to buy one and then have it replace my phone (let's be real here, Ko
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   by joshmn 10y ago

   I'd like to expect battery would be at least 3 hours while gaming. Considering that we know it's using a Tegra chip like the Nvidia Shield and the Shield gets ~2 hours, and Nintendo has a track record for battery-optimized gaming
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   by joshmn 10y ago

   Yeah, I still wouldn't trust it. Nothing beats manual verification. People aren't sharing credit card numbers on public forums and mashing them against Stripe. People are paying for fulls, and grabbing a socks5 that's piped w
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   by joshmn 10y ago

   He's a heck of a person. Like... big heart, good stories kind of guy.
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   by joshmn 10y ago

   Pardoned!
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   by joshmn 10y ago

   I'd personally like to think we've gotten better as a society over the years.
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   by joshmn 10y ago

   > “Why are you stuck with this old version, why haven’t you rewritten it with React.js?” Sorry to burst your bubble, but that’s not a great idea. Sometime down the road legacy applications become expensive to manage, but rewrites almost
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    by joshmn 10y ago

    That's kind of the whole purpose of it. > The CLI includes a local browser-based installer that can boot and configure a Flynn cluster on Amazon Web Services, Digital Ocean, Azure, and your own servers via SSH. It automatically perf
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    by joshmn 10y ago

    They're two completely different things. I don't know why people think they're the same by any means.
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    by joshmn 10y ago

    My very wide-cast idea is this: The last 5 years we've rid ourselves of flash (for the most part) and replaced it with javascript.
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    by joshmn 10y ago

    Not senior devs (yet), take note of this post. Some excellent stuff here. To OP: Forever will be curious about "why React" and "did you consider Turbolinks?"
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    by joshmn 10y ago

    That's more in line for colocation than just a hosted solution. They probably don't have that much hardware laying around that's unused.
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    by joshmn 10y ago

    Pride is a thing. Having said, don't come to Minnesota. Any of you. It is not nice here at all. I like my little slice of paradise.
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    by joshmn 10y ago

    MY SMALL HANDS REJOICE! Sorry I'm so absolutely excited.
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    by joshmn 10y ago

    I regularly loathe Javascript. I'm familiar enough jQuery to get by and enough Javascript to drive business value. I haven't touched Angular or React or Ember, mostly because of a distaste for Javascript, but also because I/m
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    by joshmn 10y ago

    > large training set Is the training set itself large, or are you meaning a... large training set? (sorry I couldn't help myself)
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    by joshmn 10y ago

    I'm not a deep learning person whatsoever, but I do have an interesting use case that I won't disclose publicly: Is there a way to build this, and output detections based on the, ugh, object it has detected? e.g. penis 0.94 vagina
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    by joshmn 10y ago

    I personally picked up a 1k account from eBay for $199. It'll never be used but I'm glad I can say I have it.
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    by joshmn 10y ago

    I'm sure you could get decent power from the rear lamps.
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    by joshmn 10y ago

    That's actually exactly what I do now for most of my projects. But it doesn't replace having to keep your OS updated, dangling with firewalls, etc.
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    by joshmn 10y ago

    While I agree with your disdain, I have to remind you that there's a lot more to Heroku than just hardware. I mean, after all, they're sitting atop AWS. I can't go anywhere else do service create followed by git push servi
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    by joshmn 10y ago

    You might want to post on NamePros or WebHostingTalk — there are many more experts there who deal with this kind of stuff and see it every day. https://www.namepros.com/ https://www.webhostingtalk.com/
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    YouTube enlists volunteers to moderate site via “YouTube Heroes” program(techcrunch.com)

    43 points by joshmn 10y ago|56 comments
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    by joshmn 10y ago

    alert("hotlink protection!!1");
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    by joshmn 10y ago

    Alternate title: You probably don't need an app for that; a mobile site works just fine.
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    by joshmn 10y ago

    Was digging around GitLab's source code yesterday to be very pleasantly surprised to see that they're using Vue in some places.
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    by joshmn 10y ago

    Hopefully this means that Pascal drivers aren't far away for Hackintosh setups with Nvidia's 1000-series line.
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    by joshmn 10y ago

    > I didn't see any huge circus or massive outcry about that. There were just so many things wrong with the Bush administration. I have mad respect for George W, he's a nice guy, and talks a little funny (to a northerner), but s