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13y ago
What about the security cameras at the store?
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At a former job of mine, we used to have "Formal Friday." Soon enough, some started to attend "Flannel Friday" instead and it became quite the office-dividing phenomenon. Regardless, it can be quite fun and effective to have informally-de
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13y ago
Do you think you can go into more detail on what you've found to be better in D vs Rust?
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14y ago
Not to mention the fear of anger from free software advocates...
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14y ago
That's interesting -- I've always heard that higher ceilings can promote creativity. Is there an optimal middle-ground between intimate low ceilings and creative high ceilings?
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14y ago
I totally agree! I'd love to see the source code for the original Rollercoaster Tycoon, for example. From what I understand, it's 99% assembly with a few parts in C to handle media. It would be awesome to try to grok that!
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14y ago
There's a good summary of what this means, what the implications are, and who has rights over what here: http://jalopnik.com/5966628/everything-you-need-to-know-abou...
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14y ago
That would be a pretty cool idea. The only thing that Moj.io has over what you're proposing is the ability to be always-on, even when a phone is not in the car (hence the touted ability to detect hit & runs and towing). It would be in
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14y ago
In the mobile space, I believe there are some connectors for vehicle monitoring tools and the like -- for tracking performance data on the track or to provide supplementary info to dashcam programs. I don't know of anything standalone like
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14y ago
RelayRides comes to mind.
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Well, Porsche recently developed the 918 Spyder[1], which is a plug-in hybrid. Pretty expensive, though. [1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Porsche_918#Spyder
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14y ago
I've been hearing more and more that B2B is the way to go. Sounds like it has worked well for you.
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14y ago
That's pretty cool, actually. I would never have thought of selling an app for that, as most everybody I know uses Advanced REST Client ( https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/advanced-rest-clie... ). It must be really neat to know
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14y ago
It seems like this happens a lot in the Android world. HTC/Verizon recently postponed plans to upgrade the Thunderbolt to ICS: http://www.gottabemobile.com/2012/09/26/htc-thunderbolt-ice-...
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14y ago
Neat. Back when I had roommates, we used a spreadsheet similar to this to split our expenses. Nice to see a stab at a webapp to make it easier.
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14y ago
Thanks for the Gunicorn hot-reloading tip. I've been using Gunicorn with Supervisor, and I wish I'd known about the SIGHUP trick earlier.
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14y ago
Wow, color me incredibly impressed.
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14y ago
It's interesting that it's listed as an SLR in the "Credits" but as an SLK500 in the car list.
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14y ago
I agree. It would be pretty interesting.
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14y ago
Well, I can't speak for burke, but I use GitHub Enterprise at work. Once this trickles down to GH:E, I'll probably use it very regularly.
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14y ago
Like many things, including works of art. But that doesn't mean it's worthless, and we shouldn't treat it as such.
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14y ago
That makes sense. Thanks!
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14y ago
Interesting...does JetBlue use two types of radar? I'm often seeing two icons for one flight: http://imgur.com/a/kENc0
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14y ago
I've visited that site for a while, but I think this is a little more exciting...planes tend to move faster than boats :) Also, of course, the cockpit view is amazing.
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14y ago
This is crazy cool. I love the cockpit view!
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Ask HN: What do you use for website analytics?
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I was reminded more of Dug: http://youtu.be/ui9Mm63zpfE?hd=1
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Maybe so that it's always at your fingertips, figuratively speaking? I like that now I won't have to open a new tab and search for an online base64 converter, for example.
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14y ago
One thing you might want to look at: slight font issues on Windows. http://i.imgur.com/JukcS.png (Win7, Chrome)
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14y ago
Neat. I've often wondered about the port on the bottom of the lock. Thanks for clarifying.
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