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by nanodeath 10y ago
Well I appreciated the puns...
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Tower – The most powerful Git client for Mac and Windows(git-tower.com)
10 points by nanodeath 10y ago|17 comments
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by nanodeath 10y ago
Put offscreen text inside.
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by nanodeath 11y ago
...did you read the article? This exact paper was referenced in the second section.
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by nanodeath 11y ago
As far as I can tell, there's two differences. 1) a Promise typically has a "public" API and a "private" API -- the private API has read/write access and the public API has only read access. This way you can re
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Chipotle – Taste Invaders(chipotletasteinvaders.com)
1 points by nanodeath 11y ago|0 comments
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What happened, and what’s going on(allcrypt.com)
1 points by nanodeath 12y ago|0 comments
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HTC Announces SteamVR-Powered Vive VR Headset(pcworld.com)
3 points by nanodeath 12y ago|0 comments
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NSA has VPNs in Vulcan death grip–no, really, that’s what they call it(arstechnica.com)
21 points by nanodeath 12y ago|1 comments
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by nanodeath 12y ago
I agree that this is common knowledge, but it's good to see it studied. My friends and I use the word `hangry` in these situations: http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Hangry
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Kickstarter Largely Ditches Rules and Human Moderation Requirements(recode.net)
1 points by nanodeath 12y ago|0 comments
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Avian (alternative JVM)(oss.readytalk.com)
2 points by nanodeath 12y ago|0 comments
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Betterment Secures $32M in Funding(betterment.com)
5 points by nanodeath 12y ago|0 comments
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What iOS Should Learn from Android and Windows 8 (2012)(oleb.net)
1 points by nanodeath 13y ago|0 comments
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by nanodeath 13y ago
WellnessFX looks interesting. What are some of the other competitors in this space; do you know offhand?
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Posix message queues(linux.die.net)
1 points by nanodeath 13y ago|0 comments
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by nanodeath 13y ago
This amused me: "That is to say, use data-mining techniques to not rummage through everything." Data mining basically /is/ rummaging through everything.
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Why 'Passive Income' Is A Dangerous Fantasy (2011)(forbes.com)
211 points by nanodeath 13y ago|164 comments
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by nanodeath 13y ago
OrientDB also has multi-document transactions, I believe.
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by nanodeath 13y ago
"The 1.5 release includes support for relaxed durability (off by default, of course)." Zing ;)
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by nanodeath 13y ago
I'm not sure I agree. Every email I've sent from a site like this actually does get a reply a few days later.
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by nanodeath 13y ago
Two firsts here that I can see: physical goods and relatively high reward tiers.
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SafeSleeve: The All-in-One Radiation Blocking Laptop Case(indiegogo.com)
3 points by nanodeath 13y ago|8 comments
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by nanodeath 14y ago
I've found that the biggest problems have actually been in the emergency dispatch stuff. For one, police, ambulances, and fire trucks /get stuck in traffic/. Hugely obnoxious and unrealistic (at least, when there are open lanes on the oth
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by nanodeath 14y ago
Hmm, works for me (Chrome 24.0.1312.57 m Win 7).
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by nanodeath 14y ago
Good point. I guess I've grown accustomed to random things on the page stealing scrolling functionality (e.g. Flash/plugins, which I've disabled now) so I usually don't try to scroll unless the mouse is on the background somewhere.
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by nanodeath 14y ago
Really? That's what Google Maps and Bing Maps does...
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by nanodeath 14y ago
As someone who knows little about Protocol Buffers, my first question was how does this compare to Protocol Buffers...which they say blogging about is "on their todo list". The protocol comes from Pantor Engineering, which apparently provid
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by nanodeath 14y ago
That site was always reporting it as up, for me -- I think it was just pinging http://bankofamerica.com/ , which seemed to work; but then immediately redirecting to https, which didn't.
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by nanodeath 14y ago
And...it looks like it's back up.

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