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by mcrider 10y ago
Sounds like an opportunity for machine learning. Anyone want to write an AI BOFH?
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Why You Need Terms and Conditions for Your Website, and What to Include(ljgabriellegal.com)
1 points by mcrider 10y ago|0 comments
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by mcrider 10y ago
I did when bush was in office. Not regretting that move today.
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by mcrider 10y ago
Into BC? That seems counterintuitive. I had a friend who worked at the Canadian border in BC a few years back. According to him, the main reason the border exists is to control goods coming from the states so that they can be taxed. A lo
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by mcrider 10y ago
I swear I've never seen a warning for this or the Location API change.. And I have my console open always. Are the warnings only in Canary? I develop in Chrome stable.
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by mcrider 10y ago
I'm generally okay with this, but it broke one of my sites and is the second time in recent months that Chrome has made a sweeping, possibly breaking change with its browser with basically zero warning (the other blocking location API
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by mcrider 10y ago
Same boat. Everything beyond GitX has too much clutter.. This is basically Gitx with tabs which is all I ever wanted :)
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by mcrider 10y ago
I get this error page pretty frequently from my office -- but its possible they turned down the threshold in case of an attack.
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by mcrider 10y ago
I used to work for the Public Knowledge Project ( https://pkp.sfu.ca/ ) which has been directly impacting the Open Access movement for years. Not a sexy startup, but they have great reach and have helped many academics publi
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by mcrider 10y ago
In the cities I've lived in, there have been quite a few hackathons put together with other industries such as Hacks & Hackers (Journalists and devs) and Music-related hackathons. Take a look on meetup.com, there are probably tons
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by mcrider 11y ago
Check out Cushion App: http://cushionapp.com/ . I don't use it, but I follow his blog and he has some very thoughtful posts on design.
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by mcrider 11y ago
This looks great! I've been on the hunt for a good CMS-as-a-service and have been a bit disappointed by the current options. Does fieldbook handle image uploads? Any other caveats for using this as a full-blown CMS?
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by mcrider 11y ago
Do you have an example gulpfile that uses devd? I've had a lot of trouble getting connect + nodemon to work well together and would love a better solution.
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by mcrider 12y ago
Obligatory XKCD: http://xkcd.com/1367/
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by mcrider 12y ago
One tip to save a bit of time: Most browsers have plugins that let you automatically send a magnet link to your remote transmission daemon when clicked on (the chrome plugin also shows your transmission activity in a popover).
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by mcrider 12y ago
Very interesting, I never really noticed the scripts section in package.json. I realize its all the same underneath, but does this give you the same speed benefits as Gulp? Or do gulp's streams (which I admit to having a loose unders
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React, and why it’s awesome(normative.com)
13 points by mcrider 12y ago|0 comments
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by mcrider 12y ago
I agree with you; The semantic web has a real use case in defining a consistent way of organizing knowledge in the many disparate APIs that developers work with. I think as we build and consume APIs more and more, designing them in an ad-h
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by mcrider 12y ago
We don't necessarily need AI, we just need APIs to be standardized so everything knows how to interface with them. This is IMO the killer app for the Semantic Web (I just wrote an article on this: https://medium.com/@m
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Semantic Web Design(medium.com)
1 points by mcrider 12y ago|0 comments
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IBM’s proposal for an Internet of things architecture using the blockchain(gigaom.com)
4 points by mcrider 12y ago|0 comments
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by mcrider 12y ago
Two monitors -- So you can keep your editor and browser in view at the same time :)
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by mcrider 12y ago
A streaming podcast webapp called flapcast.com. It uses a CodeIgniter backend and I just can't bring myself to write PHP anymore.
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by mcrider 12y ago
Would love a UI for this and an editor -- I still use TextWrangler/BBEdit daily to grep large chunks of source code and then edit in place (e.g. for refactoring). Just getting the search results requires opening up each file individua
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by mcrider 12y ago
What is your experience with recruiters like? I'm about to move to a new city and got hooked up with a recruiter through a friend. He seems very well connected and professional but I'm a little nervous about putting my job prosp
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by mcrider 12y ago
As someone currently helping to build an airline website, I'll just point out that the booking process, and other processes concerning the interaction with actual flight data, are controlled by a few organizations (global distribution
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by mcrider 12y ago
Couldn't you make the keys transparent and put the IR sensors below them?
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by mcrider 12y ago
Github can generate project pages for you with a few different layouts. Nothing fancy but a decent enough design with almost no effort: https://help.github.com/articles/creating-pages-with-the-aut...
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Ask HN: How soon before relocating should I send off job applications?
2 points by mcrider 12y ago|1 comments
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by mcrider 12y ago
Ah right, I remember reading about you guys a couple of years ago. Glad to hear of your success! I used to work for the Public Knowledge Project and I think we learned a thing or two from your companies' attention to UX and design.

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