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leokun
13y ago
Oh that's awesome then. I hope it happens.
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leokun
13y ago
$70,000 is a nice haul, but over six months it averages to a little more than $10,000 a month which at least in the bay area pays for about 1.5 developers. I hope their growth curve is still more vertical than flat.
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leokun
13y ago
One might just want to assume that node.js never wants to build a stable API. They are constantly breaking backwards compatibility and committing to "stable" at this point seems unrealistic. If they'd ever release a stable ve
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leokun
13y ago
> "The man who reads nothing at all is better educated than the man who reads nothing but newspapers." Thomas Jefferson To be fair news papers are much different now than they were then. A history of newspapers in America will
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leokun
13y ago
I don't know what kind of smartphone you are using but every photo someone texts me ends up in my Android gallery.
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leokun
13y ago
Not having to manage and deal with all the images people send you all the time is not a novelty. Smartphones all assume that every picture you have on your phone is a prize that you want to save forever. Snapchat gives people a way to send
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leokun
13y ago
Eh, if you're trying to be anonymous your ISP is still tracking what you are watching. If you run a proxy on a server somewhere that provider is tracking it. If you're using anonymizing software your connection will be slow, but t
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leokun
13y ago
What does "Coinbase is cruising at escape velocity." mean?
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leokun
13y ago
You look at these standing desk types, they're usually skinny and already healthy. Standing for long hours when you're overweight is not a reasonable, nor probably healthy suggestion.
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leokun
13y ago
jQuery UI can be themed, there's a flat theme, few people use it. Those who do were already using jQuery UI and searched for it.
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leokun
13y ago
It's very cool and immensely impressive, but the web moves fast and it's interesting to note how quickly previous everything and the kitchen sink and or ui libraries become dated. Just look to dojo, jquery ui, ext.js, jquery mobil
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leokun
13y ago
I'm always putting my feet up so I'm more lying than sitting. I'm probably screwed anyway. I'm way overweight so worrying about my seating or standing position is like worrying about which orientation my deck chairs are
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leokun
13y ago
Looks like one could use this as a agile style whiteboard/stickies replacement.
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leokun
13y ago
The original post is neither about Linux nor bragging about what you use. It's about the RNG in FreeBSD which is not a Linux distro
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leokun
13y ago
Well at least they're being honest. Getting rid of the logo is just like changing the marketing without changing the bigger problem.
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leokun
13y ago
Riding bikes is super dangerous. I always slow down and give bikes a lot of space. I also think bike riders should ride on slower, non-busy roads whenever possible, but I'm not at all blaming bike riders.
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leokun
13y ago
> The idea that you can datamine everything running over the internet is a fool's errand and this errand is costing us billions in wasted tax dollars and millions of instances of violated human rights. Agreed. > Terrorism is the
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leokun
13y ago
FYI, Floobits offers real time collaboration with vim.
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leokun
13y ago
I wonder if this is now No Man's Sky works.
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leokun
13y ago
Nice thing about the cloud is that someone else is worrying about this for you.
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leokun
13y ago
JB wasn't responding, MR had broken up her questions to reply to parts of them.
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leokun
13y ago
More people should start a business, maybe not a startup, but a business.
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leokun
13y ago
There's nothing in node that can replace Django. Django does so much. NPM is a wasteland of abandoned projects and nested npm_modules with broken symlinks to or from a bin that'll never work on your vm's shared directory (unl
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13y ago
> And what I am saying is that Mexico would have a much easier time controlling its crime if there were not billions of dollars flowing southward from the United States into the hands of the cartels. This is totally fucking irrelevant in
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leokun
13y ago
I'm so jaded that I wont click a superlative filled headline by default, even if it is an edu URL. I'm sure this will change all things forever, will be a *-killer and fix the upcoming antibiotic-less armageddon. Here are 10 reaso
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13y ago
https://www.google.com/publicdata/explore?ds=d5bncppjof8f9_&...
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13y ago
Seoul is within artillery range of North Korea. It would destroy that city and the global economy to "do something over there".
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13y ago
> those Mexicans That comes across as racist or bigoted and while I do think Mexico cannot control it's crime it's not for anything other than because they can't even keep their citizens or police from being killed.
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> Driven in large part by an insatiable lust for the currently illegal substances in the US. Totally irrelevant to the original point. This discussion isn't about blame, it's about why anyone is surprised at Mexico being danger
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It's also an unstable country in the middle of a fight it's not winning with tens of thousands of casualties a year. Parts of the country are not really even under government control. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki&#
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