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by netcraft 10y ago
On a different end of the spectrum, Emily Calandrelli is giving a $35M figure for the last ISS ticket: https://twitter.com/TheSpaceGal/status/836333012056842240
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by netcraft 10y ago
Or you can look at it like someone is bankrolling a significant trial of several potentially species saving technologies. (I understand you're playing the devil's advocate, just trying a response)
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by netcraft 10y ago
wouldnt a metal cutout of a dagger be a dagger?
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by netcraft 10y ago
Annotation itself is great, but there are other (unsolved?) problems - I just recently came across this very implementation thanks to a HN comment - after trying it out it suffers from not being able to tied to revisions of pages - install
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by netcraft 10y ago
very cool, thank you for pointing this out. I want to play with it some more, but I think one of the things that isnt fully thought out is that some url's will inherently change over time - the front page of the NYT for instance shows
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by netcraft 10y ago
I didn't know this and just did it on my previous gen macbook, thanks!
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by netcraft 10y ago
I feel like this is something that maybe should be handled outside of search engines / aggregators themselves. I'm imagining some sort of community around a browser extension - the ability to vote for tags / add comments to
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by netcraft 10y ago
banner is awesome - any way to make it output slowly instead of always at once?
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by netcraft 10y ago
Great news! Excited to see what the community can do with it!
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by netcraft 10y ago
> Give up on hand-outs and worry less about official access. They were never all that valuable anyway. Our coverage of Iran has been outstanding, and we have virtually no official access. What we have are sources. I like this take, if no
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by netcraft 10y ago
I bought my last two cars from carmax. It really is a superior process, but its hardly free from having to deal with car sales people.
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by netcraft 10y ago
I think for me the problem is that the answer to a question may come much later than the question and other conversation might have taken place since. Certainly is the case with our remote team. (that said, I can't get the post to loa
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by netcraft 10y ago
agreed re: #7, heres another project I use that just does that: https://github.com/paulirish/git-recent
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by netcraft 10y ago
thats it. Another vote for it being a great book - lots of amazing ideas.
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by netcraft 10y ago
I imagine theyre cheaper away from the coasts. Here in Memphis, TN you can get CWO for cheaper than that, including delivery https://westerncontainersales.com/shipping-container-prices/...
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by netcraft 10y ago
I think the most interesting thing about this article is that they pulled it from reddit. That said, there are a lot of interesting things in there.
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by netcraft 10y ago
how would this be written idiomatically today?
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Skype Mingo Aims to Be 'Your Ultimate Communications Hub'(pcmag.com)
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by netcraft 10y ago
fyi with typescript you can target all the way down to es3 for async/await now. Certainly if you target es5 you can support any currently-supported version of node.
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by netcraft 10y ago
Do you use typescript with vue? I had researched it at one point, though admittedly not too far in depth, but came away with a conclusion that vue doesn't lend itself well to types.
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by netcraft 10y ago
another anecdote - ive been using TS2.1 for the last month on three interconnected projects - a rest api, an express app and also for client side code in that express app - it has been a great experience. async/await is a godsend and
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by netcraft 10y ago
trello is working ok for me at the moment - their status page seems to indicate its only certain locations affected. http://www.trellostatus.com/
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by netcraft 10y ago
What is the experiment? What is the hypothesis and what are the metrics we will be using to measure success or failure? I cannot understand how this is healthy or beneficial. If there are disrespectful comments, moderate them. But saying
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by netcraft 10y ago
An experiment has clearly defined goals and a control. What are we testing here? Whether we are better educated when the week is over? Whether we feel better about what we read and how we participated here? What are the metrics? HN might n
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by netcraft 10y ago
Not being on the hype train is a strange characterization - their last release was over two years ago, and its not like its just not popular in certain circles - there are less than 500 questions on SO for ingress verses almost 50k for post
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by netcraft 10y ago
It was different in a few ways, but I used to do that with db2 on the as/400, you had physical files (tables) and logical files (indexes) and you could select directly from the logical files - but they were more like materialized views
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by netcraft 10y ago
I'll be interested to hear if MySQL's CTEs are optimization fences like in postgres (one of the few gripes I have with pg).
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by netcraft 10y ago
So, lets say someone had never worked with C# or .net before and works on a mac - where would you go to get started building a small server application? I assume you would use the .net core stuff? and visual studio code? Any good tutorials
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by netcraft 10y ago
very cool, I missed that. Not quite the same as studio but great nonetheless!
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by netcraft 10y ago
no announcement of support for mssqlstudio on other platforms yet though right? still, this is excellent - I love my postgres but having mssql on linux is a great option.

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