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by netcraft 11y ago
I had to curl that file down and then pipe it in in a separate step, but it looks to be working. Thanks for your help!
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by netcraft 11y ago
It looks like everything is working properly, this is what I get if you are interested: https://gist.github.com/anonymous/4792e387f33155308ddf
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by netcraft 11y ago
Will it take some time to propagate? Using the omnibus AMI on ubuntu and doing sudo apt-get update / sudo apt-get install gitlab-ce doesn't pull the update.
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by netcraft 11y ago
There isn't anything that states that, hence the question I had. It comes from these lines in the linked article: > Vickery has worked with the state attorney general's office to wipe the records from his hard drives and has c
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by netcraft 11y ago
I'm not sure what AWS has to do with anything - is the article suggesting that AWS was some how complicit in this? Edit: it sounds as though the user got a new instance with data already on the drives? Thats a bit different...
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by netcraft 11y ago
The arm support is great too. Great work from everyone involved, io.js was short lived but will have a lasting impact for the better.
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by netcraft 11y ago
nice to see the detail in the article, many times these sort of things are light on information.
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by netcraft 11y ago
interesting use of the .md tld. I think thats the first time I have come across that one.
549.
by netcraft 11y ago
I am finishing up the magic 2.0 series (fun, fantasy, goes well with RPO and the like) and about to start Dune next I think.
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by netcraft 11y ago
Mostly dynamic languages. I really like statically typed languages for certain tasks, but many times a dynamic language that gets out of your way can be quite liberating. It takes a lot of trust compared to a language where your compiler i
551.
by netcraft 11y ago
So excited this is finally happening. I enjoy every bit of node I get to write, really excited for the updated features. Babel has taken a lot of the edge off, but I dont want to pull babel in for every script.
552.
by netcraft 11y ago
agreed, they are relatively high for that.
553.
by netcraft 11y ago
speculation: could be the ratio of how many people upvote vs how many view the link?
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The first fully converged io.js/Node.js release coming soon(medium.com)
11 points by netcraft 11y ago|0 comments
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by netcraft 11y ago
previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10039202
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by netcraft 11y ago
Does this mean I could use compile and then require clojurescript modules in node? Today I use babel to "transpile" es2015 to es5 and then load those in, could I do something similar with clojurescript?
557.
by netcraft 11y ago
Cheers! this looks very helpful.
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by netcraft 11y ago
Does anyone have an example of an open source project that uses babel for react + es6? Usually for me the hardest part is setting up the project organization and plumbing to make everything work.
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by netcraft 11y ago
Am I the only one that really hates the carpenter analogy? As someone who does woodworking on the side of my programming, there's a million reasons why it's a terrible way to think about software development. The chair doesn&#x27
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by netcraft 11y ago
I tend to agree with you, but there are things that can/should run on both - validation of input for one. But I'd like to hear other things - I hear "use the same code on the server and client" all the time, but I haven
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by netcraft 11y ago
Very nice! it would be nice to have an option though that would fuzz your location a bit - I dont have a problem with people knowing im from my city - pinpointing my house is a different thing though...
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by netcraft 11y ago
I certainly don't know the answer to your question, but I believe you not only feel the difference in temperature, but also the fact that water is a better conductor of heat and will draw the heat from your body better than the air - a
563.
by netcraft 11y ago
I want to thank you for that work and look forward to 3.0 there.
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by netcraft 11y ago
I believe thats exactly what it is - the latest revision of the document that will go on to be voted on and accepted. >This draft has been submitted to the Ecma General Assembly members for their review and consideration. The GA will vot
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by netcraft 11y ago
Have we heard yet when to expect the first merged release? I haven't found anywhere that its been stated.
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by netcraft 11y ago
he mentions in the article he created that account specifically to only have the ability to call that one lambda function - which I didnt realize you could restrict to that level.
567.
by netcraft 11y ago
the hash is a hash of the content itself, so the link is immutable - if you changed the content the link wouldn't be pointing to the same thing anymore.
568.
by netcraft 11y ago
Previous discussions: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8615320
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by netcraft 12y ago
for a long time I would say ive had a hard time answering that question, but at the moment I think I would pick Casey Neistat. His motivation and creativity is an inspiration for me. https://www.youtube.com/user/caseyn
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by netcraft 12y ago
Im curious about the name change. What do they stand to gain from losing all of the history of atom shell search results?

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