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leokun
13y ago
I would totally pick wallaby over coin if they would put a picture of a wallaby on the card.
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leokun
13y ago
That's a great point. A restricted iframe on a separate domain + httpOnly session cookies just to be safe would do it.
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leokun
13y ago
Collaborative eval with the world, I'm glad I wasn't logged into jsfiddle when I opened that.
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leokun
13y ago
This is true.
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leokun
13y ago
I don't think this refutes the point that less wasn't mentioned.
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leokun
13y ago
> The company has simply decided it wants a quick revenue bump as these domains have likely hit their peak in value. This is a ridiculous observation given that Yahoo has revenue in billions of USD, and no, selling domains for thousands
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leokun
13y ago
Wish it would at least mention why they didn't even consider less, which I prefer to sass, since it still resembles css and is a superset, so you can turn any css easily into less. Great for switching over to less from css with an exis
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leokun
13y ago
What is "micro"?
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leokun
13y ago
> only 21M will ever be "mined" and even less in circulation due to lost wallets But you can break bitcoins down into smaller increments than just 1. That must be significant in some way.
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leokun
13y ago
It's not just Japan or asian websites. The further away you get from the silicon valley bubble, the more sites look like they are from the late 90's. It's not really even location specific, more how tuned in developers are to
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leokun
13y ago
No, it could also mean he simply let go of his wife, whether dreaming or not.
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leokun
13y ago
Unencrypted basic auth as a means to authenticate REST API access is a bad idea. Acquire an SSL certificate.
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leokun
13y ago
Maybe we don't all go around wearing uniforms or worshipping the emperor, but our police is becoming more militarized, and we definitely are people who celebrate war. Finding me "risible" based on a harmless observation proba
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leokun
13y ago
Better equipped than I am now? You assume to know quite a bit about me from a simple sentence.
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leokun
13y ago
I don't disagree with that, but celebrating violence is always curious to me.
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leokun
13y ago
When people are forcing their ways of programming on others becomes a problem it's because of a lack of clear guidelines for the project. Code shouldn't be littered with half a dozen ways to do the same thing. It reduces maintaina
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leokun
13y ago
Those guys are and were courageous and competent and deserve recognition, but I have to ponder at making such a spectacle of celebrating people who dropped explosives on people, people who are now our allies. We are an incredibly militarist
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leokun
13y ago
It's unclear to me what the author is criticizing. If the argument is that putting form over function is bad, where form is more important than the thing actually working, then I agree with the post. And that's what happened in th
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leokun
13y ago
I love Go and want to see it succeed, but as long as "why I wrote X in Go" is a novel thing, Go maybe hasn't made it yet. There are probably thousands of wonderful Python libraries and sure sometimes people decide to talk abo
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leokun
13y ago
Cool how Shuttleworth also apologized for the tea party remark. Seemed kind of wrong for him to make it. Too bad he didn't address the gist of the fixubuntu site though, he didn't even link to it I think. Avoiding making the Strei
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leokun
13y ago
Personally I don't want people in my domain if they aren't interested in building cool shit and making technology better. If they are, well good for them. Hard for me to see someone who might have been interested in finance compat
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leokun
13y ago
Go is a programming language. Rails and Meteor are frameworks. Although Go does come with more web framework features than most languages (like templates and an http server), well except for PHP.
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leokun
13y ago
Not IRL, but texting, via whatsapp, photos via snapchat and instagram. In real life social networks are ephemeral. Someone you meet at a party and have a good time with for the duration of that party is immediately part of your near intimat
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leokun
13y ago
> It's secretive because politicians can't have discussions and make deals if everything they say is picked over by their constituents and enemies. Maybe they should look for another line of work then and leave it to those who
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leokun
13y ago
> I have at most a few hundred actual friends. I was going to complain about the impossibility of being intimately acquainted with hundreds of people enough to call them friend only to find out my dictionary had a new definition for frie
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leokun
13y ago
OS X solves that by using a separate version of Webkit for their webviews that's independent from Safari.
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leokun
13y ago
Ah, that makes perfect sense. With a logarithmic chart, each change is seen in the context of the current value. Each change is not equal to every other change. When bitcoin is worth $1, and it goes up one more $1, that's a much bigger
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leokun
13y ago
Somedays I want to do that.
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leokun
13y ago
Command+W to close the tab is just so much more convenient though.
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leokun
13y ago
Why?
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