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by knrz 9y ago
I read this a couple days ago, and found it clearly written.
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by knrz 9y ago
no need to be aggressive dude, op was just askin'
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by knrz 9y ago
It absolutely is, but it depends on where you're coming from. You have to work to cultivate those actions to be genuine. I've been following the Buddhism path, and it's helped me become more genuine. Source: Read that book th
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by knrz 9y ago
I have a theory about stoicism in the past vs. stoicism in the present. Keep in mind that I say this all from a very North American point of view (born in Iran, but grew up in Canada). In the past, there was no guard against disease. If it
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by knrz 9y ago
I actually quite like their flow ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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by knrz 9y ago
Not sure about how well it answers the question, but it's definitely light and entertaining to read :)
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by knrz 9y ago
Reading this reminds me of the Clojure style of code... anyone else?
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Terminalutils – terminal programs designed to make renaming of files faster(nongnu.org)
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by knrz 9y ago
I came to understand it as users of the app willing to put a price on their visual attention, giving advertisers the ability to bid on users' attention based on the users' own tolerances, and then it all becoming an ad bidding net
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by knrz 9y ago
I for one was really pleasantly surprised to be reading this great article — from Buzzfeed of all places!
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Reddit Wants to Look More Like Facebook(theoutline.com)
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by knrz 9y ago
I second this! But also because an audio recording is more personal information to go off of.
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by knrz 9y ago
I'm simultaneously traveling through On Becoming A Person by Carl Rogers and my psyche. Wonderful read, and furthers some of the ideas I've picked up in Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance and a couple other books I've
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by knrz 9y ago
Yeah, in Canada Kalamata olives can be found in glasses (but black olives are in cans)
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by knrz 9y ago
Weekend rankings are a different beast, my friend.
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by knrz 9y ago
That was a feel . I never thought of the idea of embedding it. Thanks for teaching me more!
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by knrz 9y ago
I feel like the niche Caddy's trying to fill is for people who don't want to bother with that, or don't want to learn. If you already know how to set up nginx and LE (like you and I do), its only appeal is relatively minor: p
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by knrz 10y ago
Can we change the URL to https://blogs.windows.com/msedgedev/2017/04/14/better-batter... ? It's got technical details for us technical types :)
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How to Be Someone People Love to Talk To (2015)(time.com)
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Show HN: An Unofficial JSON API for the Onion's Horoscopes(a.knrz.co)
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by knrz 12y ago
I attended Bitmaker Labs' 7th Web Development Intensive cohort (June 2014–August 2014) in Toronto. I walked in knowing AngularJS and a basic level of Ruby/Rails (self-taught for both), whereas most of my classmates had either gone
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by knrz 12y ago
You're right. Removing the claim of compliance until I've devised a solution.
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by knrz 12y ago
The previous commit (probably) failed at that. However, with the latest commit, parsing that malformatted CSV returns: [ ["x","x\"","","x"], ["x","x"],
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by knrz 12y ago
Thanks for the feedback on the docs. Working on them now. As for overriding the header, I think its possible utility offsets the ~3 LoC that it adds. Coming next commit.
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by knrz 12y ago
I had some inspiration from PapaParse, which is why I went with a returned object. However, after reading your comment, remembering how Ruby does it, and some thought, I decided to default to a returned array but provide the option for a mo
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by knrz 12y ago
It was actually your library that inspired me :). My reason for making this was a mix of "hey let's try making this", let me make something even shorter and (hopefully) sweeter, and "no jQuery".
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by knrz 12y ago
Vanilla JS is up :) It's now usable with both Node and AMD. Typos should all be fixed. I'll put up on bower and npm once I become RFC4180 compliant. Thanks for the feedback!
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by knrz 12y ago
This'll return a CSV based off of a JavaScript array of objects (or arrays). You'll have to find something else to allow the user to download a .csv, since that's out of the use-case this was designed for.
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by knrz 12y ago
Repo updated, pure JS now :D.
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by knrz 12y ago
First anything I've contributed to the community. As a 16 year-old just getting into software development, it'd be amazing to get feedback from hn.

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