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by jtchang 11y ago
It's wireless charging just like in the old snes game fzero!
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by jtchang 11y ago
This is a really good blog post. I find it very neutral even when the author happens to be the one who created Redis. What I really like about both pieces of software is that they are dead simple to set up. If I were to make a decision toda
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by jtchang 11y ago
I've never had to write a RTS game but fp determinism sounds like a nightmare. I can imagine someone clicking a button and not having it do the same thing every time. I'd be cursing the platform all the way down.
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by jtchang 11y ago
Why does it cost $40,000 / day to run a submersible?
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by jtchang 11y ago
Any chance you could let me click on a cell in the game of life in the background to add another cell? That would surely result in lots more time wasted on that page :)
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by jtchang 11y ago
Whoa awesome! And it even shows you props, state, and context for each item.
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by jtchang 11y ago
Is there anyone using Heroku that wishes they didn't start out using it? A lot of my friends in hacker schools end up using Heroku which I think is great but later on don't understand how to really deploy an application outside of
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by jtchang 11y ago
Does anyone else have video hangouts cause Mac OS X to completely go jet turbine 100% cpu usage?
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by jtchang 11y ago
Love this. Sometimes testing can be a huge pain in the ass. I know more than one project I work on where getting them to run is a lot of effort in itself. There is something to be said about code quality and having tests run in under a few
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by jtchang 11y ago
Holy that is a lot of storage in a very small amount of space. Besides the fact that I want one right now I am starting to wonder how much heat this will generate. A lot of 1 unit rack servers can fit about 8 2.5" drives. 128TB of sto
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by jtchang 11y ago
Does anyone else think there is an opportunity for an easier to work with chat/text program? Ideally it would have a semi open infrastructure like IRC. I would design it with less functionality than XMPP. The clients would be closed so
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by jtchang 11y ago
Pillow and PIL have always gave me headaches while installing (not specific to wheels)
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by jtchang 11y ago
This is a great example of where usability and security meet. Auto downloading MMS messages is certainly much nicer from a UX perspective. However it can lead to bugs as we are witnessing. I think they struck a good medium.
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by jtchang 11y ago
Is KVM vulnerable or just Xen?
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by jtchang 11y ago
I don't think the single developer argument should be too much of a concern in an open source project. I saw Michael of ffmpeg had a lot of commits. In my experience with both closed and open sourced projects this is usually the case.
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by jtchang 11y ago
So basically we run garbage collection for 8 hours every night.
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by jtchang 11y ago
The article almost reads like a parody! Who would have thought that getting good, restful sleep would enhance cognitive ability and performance? Almost a "duh" statement. I am however very interested in why we need as much sleep a
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by jtchang 11y ago
The webapp server still has the decryption keys.
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by jtchang 11y ago
I actually have the Nordic NRF51822 / NRF51 development board and it is super fun to play with. I come from a web dev background so getting into hardware is rough. The toolchain for building firmware is crazy. It's kind of like in
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by jtchang 11y ago
It is always amazing for me to read about Nintendo's history, especially during the 80s and when they released the NES. It is even more amazing when you think about everything that has changed about gaming since then. It is kind of sad
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by jtchang 11y ago
Xero.
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by jtchang 11y ago
So basically someone (who was probably getting paid by the DoD) scp'ed some info to a server he/she wasn't suppose to. This more like a breach of standards. At least they know where the data went. The OPM breach is far worse.
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by jtchang 11y ago
No mention of Intel anywhere in the article and how far along they are. Also 7nm blows my mind. I mean current CPUs already blow my mind with how tiny the transistors are getting. And specially stabilized buildings? "NOBODY MOVE! WE&#x
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Ask HN: Is the equity split in the infographic pie chart wrong?
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by jtchang 11y ago
Wow we have a lot of crap floating around up there.
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by jtchang 11y ago
What kind of server?
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by jtchang 11y ago
"Be aware that inclusion in the preload list cannot really be undone. You can request to be removed, but it will take months for the deleted entry to reach users with a Chrome update and we cannot make guarantees about other browser ve
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by jtchang 11y ago
This is an awesome survey. I am a avid fan of Django and have been using it for over 4 years. I found it amusing people are split between 6 and 12 month for release cycles.
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by jtchang 11y ago
By almost all definitions it is. Do you know how often we change toolsets? Relative to other industries software is definitely in its infancy.
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by jtchang 11y ago
It is kind of scary how good the attackers are getting at exploiting code. It must take a considerable amount of work to get proficient in analyzing and exploiting some of this code.

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