linkmotif

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by linkmotif 10y ago
Cool. Would like to see more! Also wondering how this might relate to or complement a project like IPFS ( https://ipfs.io/ )
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by linkmotif 10y ago
Really neat. Especially the idea that: "English may come to have a global standard that is not exactly what is spoken in any local culture"
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by linkmotif 10y ago
Great eponymous documentary about this and planned obsolescence http://youtu.be/-1j0XDGIsUg
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Google to pay $20 an hour to 'drive' its self-driving cars(mashable.com)
1 points by linkmotif 10y ago|0 comments
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by linkmotif 11y ago
to me it's not that you get fired willy nilly. that's fine imo. what's scary, though, is the doublespeak you find in these environments. people act like you're part of a family. which is weird, because you're just w
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by linkmotif 11y ago
For a more advanced but still very approachable JS example check out the lexer and parser in the GraphQL code base ( https://github.com/graphql/graphql-js )
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by linkmotif 11y ago
Generally what many others have said: that the API has changed a lot. Specifically I didn't like it when named routes were removed. But hey—it's open source. Sometimes I get worked up about this or that, but then I remember that a
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by linkmotif 11y ago
There are aspects of React Router that are annoying, but I am glad not to be writing code for matching routes. Works for me. Also a fan of https://github.com/relay-tools/react-router-relay , because Relay is great.
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Stanford begins enforcing disk encryption on personally-owned computers(itservices.stanford.edu)
1 points by linkmotif 11y ago|0 comments
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by linkmotif 11y ago
Yup this is what I meant. Thanks. Yeah arrow functions help.
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by linkmotif 11y ago
FWIW, I think JS swallows all async errors regardless of whether you use .catch(). If the error is thrown async, you can't catch it. Right?
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by linkmotif 11y ago
Does anyone know if this includes the spam? This dataset is obviously very interesting in its own right without spam, but far more useful for me would be all of it, including the spam. EDIT: regardless, does anyone know if similar datasets
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by linkmotif 11y ago
So nice to see you post this here. While watching I was really enjoying your Italian accent and was thinking about how amazing it is that so many people have to learn English. Reminded me of your post "English has been my pain for 15 y
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by linkmotif 11y ago
Yeah I love this too.
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by linkmotif 11y ago
You can just turn the pinging off. Then they're going to go to sleep by themselves. I've got a hobby app and it goes it sleep. The dyno comes back up in seconds. It's not bad. Google App Engine also seems like a good place fo
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Ghostly Voices from Thomas Edison’s Dolls Can Now Be Heard(nytimes.com)
2 points by linkmotif 12y ago|0 comments
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by linkmotif 12y ago
"Bottled Water writes the initial snapshot to Kafka by turning every single row in the database into a message, keyed by primary key, and sending them all to the Kafka brokers. When the snapshot is done, every row that is inserted, upd
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Bottled Water: Stream real-time PostgreSQL change events to Kafka(blog.confluent.io)
30 points by linkmotif 12y ago|8 comments
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Walking New York(nytimes.com)
82 points by linkmotif 12y ago|25 comments