mkohlmyr

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by mkohlmyr 12y ago
A staring contest.
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by mkohlmyr 12y ago
Don't know if Tom (Real Time Trains) reads hacker news, but if you do - congrats on the mention! Obsession clearly pays.
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by mkohlmyr 12y ago
This. I barely want to deal with the people approaching _me_. Much less people I know. And what's more I don't think being a 1st level connection on linkedin really carries that much social proofing to the point where going direct
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by mkohlmyr 12y ago
From my cursory run-ins with either community I would say the "snootiness" has very little to do with the fact they train differently and quite a lot with the fact they often train poorly. Additionally you are creating a ridiculou
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by mkohlmyr 12y ago
I would guess most programmers understand the distinction between the two. However understanding the difference in theory doesn't always mean one applies successfully it in practice. E.g. if you were unaware of the CPython GIL you migh
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by mkohlmyr 12y ago
Location: Hampshire, UK. Relocation, Full time. Stack: Python, NodeJS, front-end JavaScript, HTML, CSS, Photoshop, Git, limited Java/PHP Resume: https://github.com/kmyr https://drive.google.com/file&#x2
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by mkohlmyr 12y ago
I watched this a few weeks ago when the lawsuit was first publicised. Senator Shelby from Alabama is so infuriatingly transparent. I mean it's so obvious he has no real interest in lowering spending. ULA is effectively a jobs programme
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by mkohlmyr 13y ago
You must be reading a different set of comments from me. Overall I see quite a lot of short low-information / trying-to-be-funny / plain ignorant comments that add very little value to the story.
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by mkohlmyr 13y ago
While I'm not a particular fan of this digression, in the defense of the guy you replied to he never said Obama was any better. You are the one making his argument partisan.
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by mkohlmyr 13y ago
Myself and some friends worked on something similar to this just over a year ago for a group project at University. I think collaborative code editing (or in the case of our project, more aimed at code review) is one of those ideas that lot
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by mkohlmyr 13y ago
Not available in the UK. Region lock for online content is stupid, I get it all the time trying to watch Comedy Central clips - if anything it has made me less likely to ever give them money.
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by mkohlmyr 13y ago
(Personal opinion) It isn't the United States that's attractive. It's the tech-hubs within it. I would never seriously consider moving anywhere but a handful of cities / areas in the US. The eco-systems in those places a
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by mkohlmyr 13y ago
Personally I think it could definitely do with some small code examples in between paragraphs. Makes me more likely to read my way through the whole thing, but also gives me the option of scanning the examples for something interesting and
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by mkohlmyr 13y ago
I guess Zecharia Sitchin was right. They be a comin' for our gold, dontcha know.
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by mkohlmyr 13y ago
Neither of the comments nor mine were specifically in relation to this particular article though. Since I'm taking a few hits on "millions" I should perhaps clarify it's more like "hundreds of millions". Still
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by mkohlmyr 13y ago
I find it somewhat depressing that the first comments on any post about MongoDB generally seem to be short, disparaging and dismissive without offering much if any substance. We use MongoDB in production, processing millions of new records
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by mkohlmyr 13y ago
You're not being serious.. https://github.com/joyent/node/wiki/Projects,-Applications,-... In fact I work at a company which is on target to process more than 2bn events / 1bn page views this year o
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by mkohlmyr 13y ago
I'm of the opinion that there is nothing that much more convenient about what he was describing. And definitely not to the point where it makes a more complex specification worthwhile, whether one or a million parsers need to be writ
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by mkohlmyr 13y ago
You're only addressing half my argument. Just because we can invent the wheel once doesn't mean it's a good idea to make the problem it solves overly complicated for no good reason.
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by mkohlmyr 13y ago
Personally I see saving a few characters here and there as a completely inadequate reason for making the spec less consistent. I don't think any of the things you mention actually make html considerably more legible or easier to write
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by mkohlmyr 13y ago
Assuming no-one else wants the space. If no-one was interested in or willing to sign a 3 year contract they wouldn't be able demand it.
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by mkohlmyr 13y ago
But if we don't actively try to get offended at every little thing around us, how are we going to spend all our time?
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by mkohlmyr 13y ago
Started using it a few weeks ago. Loving it. I don't want all the stuff that comes with bootstrap - I'm comfortable designing from scratch, I really just want a functioning groundwork for a responsive layout. Skeleton is perfect f
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by mkohlmyr 13y ago
much appreciated.
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by mkohlmyr 13y ago
re: free services, a) they massively monitor and soak up data from the internet backbone. b) in addition to going through the ludicrous "proper channels" (secret courts and letters - arguably not compatible with democracy) they fo
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by mkohlmyr 13y ago
http://i.imgur.com/jv9t4X0.png I'd say those numbers sound about right...
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by mkohlmyr 13y ago
"You can only use JSOP and CROS with sites you have control over or are designed to behave and support external requests." That's kind of the point.
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by mkohlmyr 13y ago
Most software or games companies.. Much like how software doesn't always ship with source code, games don't ship with source assets. Normal maps are generated from high-polygon meshes that do not ship with the finished product. Fi
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by mkohlmyr 13y ago
the judge didnt think so.
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by mkohlmyr 13y ago
And the judges husband is a stratfor client directly affected by the hack.. edit: wrong word

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