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midas007
13y ago
Yeah, it's a super buggy clone. But at least the fonts are nice.
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13y ago
The whole "we're shutting down" celebratory bragging isn't useful, it's destructive and encourages destroying of customer trust and business value.
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Sign your Ruby gems: gem install waxseal -P HighSecurity
(github.com)
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This is a good thing. Apache is a swiss-army chainsaw of last-resort, not a minimal webserver.
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Rails 4.0.4 released
(rubygems.org)
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Washing machines, hair driers, refrigerators and similar are probably not practical for solar. Shared resources such as solar-powered water pumps would probably be very beneficial, but obviously power requirements would vary widely. Here&#
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13y ago
Just curious if anyone knows the wholesale price of a lowish-cost, low TCO solar setup.
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13y ago
\o/ Someone finally gets a 2 year old joke.
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Have you seen Daring fireball?
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Do we need an Indiegogo project to raise funds to pay them to shut it down and stop making variations? :)
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The rework gear is also a pain. Definitely the opposite of hackable.
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13y ago
Have to admit, Sierra Nevada Taproom and Restaurant in Chico is a huge cash printing press. Probably mostly for show, but people drop the cash. The place is packed on weekends, year round. http://www.sierranevada.com/brewer
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13y ago
Hopefully this offends everyone &| starts yet another pointless religious debate: Java was a reaction to C/C++ (language safety); Python was a reaction to Perl's messes; and Ruby is polished Perl. And bonus: Go was a reaction
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People like challenges, so if it's simple (Braid) but one of those endless games (Flappy bird), it's more likely to hit. And be useful to monetize: ads, ads for your real games and virtual currency. 2048 author: put some unobstru
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Exactly. And archive those images. The diagnosis may be mechanical-turked off somewhere else or kept for EMR/EHR.
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Back up that bus without running people over... I've used them IRL and seen micro-scopic features, so your assessment seems to lack evidence. Anyhow, crazy awesome clinical, education and novelty value. There are plenty of situations
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Earlier prototypes: https://pictures.lytro.com/barry.allard/albums/47077
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If you're gonna start an incubator, you've got to have serious media creds, founder relationships, have other founders on-board and soft launch. Basically Om's other possible career option. It's inevitable that folks wo
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Voronoi Diagram with Force Directed Nodes and Delaunay Links
(christophermanning.org)
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Negotiating is like a muscle. You're gonna want to work on it before the moments that really matter. Easiest way might be to start going to flea markets, because those azn grandmas are killers that make Shark Tank look like the kiddi
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13y ago
Open source needs more of this. I've seen FreeBSD's model but I think there's room to maturely optimize.
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That's motivation to find a business model that can support a healthy work environment from day 0 and mentor folks coming up. http://www.virgin.com/richard-branson/run-businesses-like-ho...
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Acts_as_enterprisey - slow down Rails apps randomly to justify consulting fees
(github.com)
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"EVERY version of GnuTLS EVER is vulnerable to certificate verification bypass" https://twitter.com/kaepora/status/440687403012227073
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There is a plugins loader called EasySIMBL [0] that can be used to load missing functionality (read: app hacks) to an existing app. With a little time and gnireenigne, anything's possible ;) References: [0] https://github.co
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If you want to get good at something, you're going to have to work at it. No one else can give you a shortcut to common sense that comes with mastery. Only pointers. That's just the way life works.
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Assuming loginrec.c, it's been refactored to this in 6.5p1: if (strlcpy(li->username, pw->pw_name, sizeof(li->username)) >= sizeof(li->username)) { error("%s: username too long (%lu > max %lu)
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TRUE * 1e6 It's horrible code that seems to indicate a lack of production coding standards. Errors, warnings and assertions need to be handled semantically sensibly, obviously and consistently. Most functions, errors should b
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Love the spirit of it.
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How to use GPG to sign arbitrary text (like web contact emails)
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