kaishiro

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by kaishiro 11y ago
I could not possibly agree with you more, having basically lived through this. When I look at the current tuition rates for my alma mater, Northeastern University, it makes me cringe. However, the fact that the default experience at Northea
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The Blackhole Storage Engine(dev.mysql.com)
1 points by kaishiro 11y ago|0 comments
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by kaishiro 11y ago
"Shit on JSON all you want, but I'll take a populated native object and a blinking cursor over FTP'd text files any day." I'm not sure this particular hill is worth dying for. Remember, text was the universal transp
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by kaishiro 11y ago
Gotcha. Really appreciate the follow-up. Thanks.
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by kaishiro 11y ago
As someone who has (often) thought about heading down this road - would you mind sharing why you closed? Was it a purely financial decision or just too much effort? Feel free to ignore if too personal, obviously. edit: spelling
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by kaishiro 11y ago
I think the point imgabe is trying to make - and I've had a similar experience - is that you occasionally receive information that _you don't even know you need to know_. For example, if I'm familiar with an area, I may have
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by kaishiro 11y ago
> In my experience, ~20% open the emails and then 40-50% click a link within the email. These rates were not statistically different for people who subscribed through popovers vs. less intrusive forms. That is, by far, the most ridiculou
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by kaishiro 11y ago
Yeah, this is a fair point. Anecdotally, most of the agencies I've worked with use Bitbucket due to their pricing being based around users as opposed to the number of private repos - the lock-in becomes even tighter if they're ru
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by kaishiro 11y ago
Actually, it sounds like GoDaddy simply doesn't make money. "The company lost $143 million last year. Granted that's less than the $200 million it lost in 2013, and the $279 million lost in 2012 -- but GoDaddy admits it hasn&
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Your IP Address as a Haiku(hipku.gabrielmartin.net)
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by kaishiro 12y ago
Awesome, thanks!
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by kaishiro 12y ago
Can I ask what grinder you're using that fits inside the aeropress? The ones I've seen are always these terribly boxy little devices.
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by kaishiro 12y ago
Nice!
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by kaishiro 12y ago
Not an embellishment at all. Via 'man units': "The conversion information is read from a units data file that is called 'definitions.units' and is usually located in the '/usr/share/units' d
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by kaishiro 12y ago
Close. Siteleaf/Prismic is an either or deal. Siteleaf is much simpler architecturally, and works for like 80% of my clients. You basically get page collections and optional meta data. Prismic is much more blown out - I bring it in as
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by kaishiro 12y ago
Primarily because of Middleman's local data[1]. Basically any .json or .yaml files located in your Middleman project's /data dir are exposed via the data method as a big iterative array. This makes it perfect for polling an A
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by kaishiro 12y ago
This is sort of my bread and butter. I almost predominantly use siteleaf.com and prismic.io as my cloud based CMS solutions. They both have great APIs that can be easy to consume depending on your setup. I do all of my site building in Midd
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by kaishiro 12y ago
Yeah, I'm also somewhat perplexed by what point you're trying to get across here. You're saying that you agree that normal people commit felonies, so the answer is to "not be normal"? Just looking for some clarific
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by kaishiro 12y ago
Just curious, do you use vim daily? Not asking to be a tool - genuinely curious if that's your opinion as a user or as an observer.
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by kaishiro 12y ago
And every single other major browser.
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by kaishiro 12y ago
You keep bringing up your sites that seem to work great everywhere. Care to share one?
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by kaishiro 12y ago
Did the same exact thing. Have a bunch of personal projects on FB and my heart skipped a beat.
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by kaishiro 12y ago
On the contrary - I think it's neat, and pleasant to look at - not painful at all. Please leave it.
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by kaishiro 12y ago
But surely we all understand that the "best" tool doesn't always win the day, right?
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by kaishiro 12y ago
Just to add another anecdotal point on top of your own. I use git because it gets the jobs done. I don't remotely care that Linus uses it. I've honestly never ran into issues even on 20 person+ teams using simple branch & r
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BrowserStack is Shutting Down(pastebin.com)
3 points by kaishiro 12y ago|1 comments
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by kaishiro 12y ago
I actually just started playing around with this today, after seeing the reference via Chucklefish's blog: http://blog.chucklefish.org/?p=154 TL;DR - Apparently they're stepping away from it with their latest game
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Helm, a functionally reactive game engine(helm-engine.org)
122 points by kaishiro 12y ago|12 comments
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E-Ink Smartphone(onyx-boox.com)
1 points by kaishiro 12y ago|0 comments
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by kaishiro 12y ago
So, incredibly off topic - but do facilities like this scare anyone else? I've always had this incredibly irrational fear of really large things like this when they're connected to water. And anyone ever see pictures of water si

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