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novaleaf
13y ago
If you are in the "in" group, there's an invite-only event the night before. That is obviously valuable as you will have been vetted in some way thus draw more attention from vc's etc. Otherwise, if you've seen th
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13y ago
i used large files with game assets via tortoise hg. if there's a network timeout, corruption of the largefiles occurs .. what client do you use?
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13y ago
wow! I just found some trails right next to my house, didn't even know they existed! http://labs.strava.com/heatmap/#16/-122.11865/47.78666/gray/...
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13y ago
while i like LargeFiles, it's really not enough. Support for binary content (and indeed, history truncation) needs to be native. As it stands, LargeFiles can only be used on intranet networks, and if you've ever used it for any
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13y ago
all well and good, but Microsoft refuses to let users of the Microsoft Natural Ergonomics Keyboard 4000 to swap the middle "Zoom" to "Scroll"... so I don't see how Msft PM's will let this fulfill it's pr
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13y ago
i just started using Google+ actively..... and I'm using it exactly like what techcrunch describes: as a platform, not a product. I use Picassa to sort my photos and post to google+ web albums for family to use. I use Google+ Hangout
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13y ago
i'm a happy DO user (30 droplets at the moment) and I agree with your cattle analogy. I am not surprised to see multiple droplets spontaneously rebooting on occasion (even when system maintenance has not been announced) however, I h
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13y ago
I'm not a Java developer, but it seems that the "Javacious Python" example isn't very Javacious. it looks like the author was trying really-really-really hard to prove a point, thus turned a single function into an OOP a
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13y ago
lots of positive sounding stuff comming from msft in the last week. But, I dunno. I'm extremely skeptical of Microsoft's ability to put long-term momentum into any of their non-core strategies. All these things are one re-org
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13y ago
webstorm is also reasonable, but vs is better.
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13y ago
These are serious accusations against Coinbase. There is absolutely no excuse for an artificial 2x inflation of numbers, especially for something that's supposed to be "partial"
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13y ago
doing 20 rounds in a browser represents a non-trivial amount of work. that's much better than nothing, as it helps defeat existing rainbow tables. iirc, 1000 rounds will take a however as you suggest, on the server side, I would ex
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13y ago
Come on, if you went through the process, you should know that patents (for right or wrong) can be derivative, as long as they apply the existing ideas to new/novel situations. The granting of your patent doesn't mean you'd b
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13y ago
what's so wrong with 20 rounds of pbkdf2? I don't know of any attacks that can defeat it in realistic time spans.
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13y ago
yep. i'd venture a guess that the screen will be plastic, and it won't have a built-in flip-cover, and no micro usb port so you can't manage the contents from a computer
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13y ago
The people saying he failed finding the "correct" solution are underestimating the challenge in getting people to change their behaviors so radically. of course, the same could be said for changing the font, but hey, baby steps. p
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13y ago
and it's actually a really great insight. I can only wish that I would come to a similar conclusion faced with a related situation.
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13y ago
honestly, they should opensource the checkout.js code, not just the demo
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13y ago
Sibling Posters: Re NFC: Guys, I hate acronyms too, but Near Field Communication? Seriously? Parent poster is talking about Non-Fiat-Currencies. edit: oh, sorry I thought it was obvious, but I say "seriously" because how could
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13y ago
++ Dragonbox. also on android
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13y ago
I think this is a great analogy. A hypothesis: If financial innovations were patentable we'd have a lot more transparency on the way the industry operates. Assuming non-frivolous patents, it's hard to complain about being unable
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13y ago
don't need native json5 parsing. just load the lib up. the problem is yaml is there isn't any safe+browser version that I know of.
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13y ago
yeah, my SaaS just got it's first paying customer. wish there was a way to submit.
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novaleaf
13y ago
ummm.. if you didn't do it then, i suppose it's already too late, but ctrl-z (i guess that's option-z on a mac?)
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13y ago
also tried on my debian 7 server. broken there also.
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13y ago
still broken. following the instructions on windows, I am getting: D:\repos\js-master\phantomjscloud-backend>npm install npm -g --ca="" npm http GET https://registry.npmjs.org/npm npm http 200 https:/&#x
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13y ago
fyi, all yesterday i was getting npm registry timeouts all day, from machines in DC's around the globe. seems due to an unrelated issue also reported on their blog: http://blog.npmjs.org/post/78048834276/ele
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13y ago
try flax, not fish.
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13y ago
unless you are MtGox
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13y ago
thanks, i'll give that a try
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