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listrophy
15y ago
Probably shaky hands indeed. While not indicative of real-world use, comparison shots like this, IMHO, should be done with a stand... unless the only variable being tested is "likelihood of shakiness due to camera(phone) form factor."
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NASA To Seek Applicants For Next Astronaut Candidate Class
(nasa.gov)
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RubyConf Keynote: Ruby Everywhere - Matz
(confreaks.net)
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15y ago
IANAS, but you may be introducing bias by offering pre-determined choices for cost. Perhaps a Google or Wufoo form with free-form entry would reduce bias. Sample questions: a) [radio] prefer one-way or round-trip? b) [radio] do you want wif
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15y ago
As with all things security, nothing is absolute... your reply is well received. Thank you.
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15y ago
What about writing a library that wraps OpenSSL and only implements a couple, strong ciphers/modes? Specifically, AES-256-CBC and RSA 4096? I mean, I've done my homework: I know enough to not call myself an expert, yet also know enough to a
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Groupon Acquires Obtiva (Rails firm)
(groupon.com)
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The Best Investment
(namingthingsishard.com)
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Why Nerds Make Great Boyfriends
(thecollegecrush.com)
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15y ago
Well, you'd get the opportunity to see me speak (cf: Better than ROT13), so I might be a little biased. =) If you're looking for a job, then the answer is "Absolutely." I can pretty much guarantee that over 50% of the attendees will represe
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RubyConf tickets just went on sale
(rubyconf.org)
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15y ago
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15y ago
Rename "Bitcoins" to "Credits." The term "Credit" would be awfully difficult to trademark, and I think we can all agree that having a universal, decentralized currency called "Credits" would be _awesome_.
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Fabrication Gem, or How to Brand Your OSS Contribution
(fabricationgem.org)
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Bitcoins for Good
(namingthingsishard.com)
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15y ago
Great guide, even if one completely ignores the RoR part.
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RubyGems Guides - Just Launched
(guides.rubygems.org)
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15y ago
Seems like it. Screenshot: http://yfrog.com/z/gzmxx8p Notice how you can't vote on it, flag it, or discuss it.
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15y ago
C:\WINDOWS\winmine.ini
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15y ago
My apprehension of the top tabs—about, guides, docs, community, and blog—leading to completely different themes (a la "we updated the front page, but didn't get around to the rest of the site") was completely alleviated. Nice work!
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SpaceX designed Dragon for Mars
(parabolicarc.com)
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15y ago
After seeing Avdi talk about this at Ruby on Ales, I've started using `fail` almost exclusively instead of `raise.` It's the little things.
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Critical Customisation Cost of Software
(mattgemmell.com)
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15y ago
What an unfortunate acronym. Whenever I see "FFS," I think "For #&%*'s Sake." Tell me I'm not alone on this.
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15y ago
I know I'm supposed to be insightful in my comments on HN, but this is... I just can't. Pretend I put the facepalm ASCII-art here.
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Telecommuting is No Panacea
(namingthingsishard.com)
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CodeConf wrap up
(namingthingsishard.com)
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16y ago
This is interesting. In my time designing lunar excavation equipment, much of our problems arose from the intended location: permanently shadowed regions of craters. We were intending to mine for water for propulsion, consumption, etc purpo
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16y ago
Or his iPhone unlock code.
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16y ago
I've been using MercuryApp since way early on, and I'm absolutely loving it for evaluating.... uh, my life. As a leader of a dev group, I'm really excited about the team functionality. I'm hoping it'll give me lots of insight to both our ad
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16y ago
I'm guessing 161 uSv/h is a local maximum, and that over the course of the upcoming year, that number is expected to dramatically fall. I suggest multiplying 161 uSv/h by 24h to see the daily effect: 3.86 mSv/day. That's not too bad, as lon
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