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Show HN: A simple distraction blocker script that runs on launchctl on mac(github.com)
3 points by nstart 10y ago|0 comments
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by nstart 10y ago
Holding them to the highest standard and having a discussion is fine. Bringing up non applicable points from the past is not ok. The premise being made in that argument was "mark was untrustworthy as a student and therefore he should b
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by nstart 10y ago
Why is this even part of the discussion. This was a long time ago and we have no objective proof that they are in the business of abusing privacy and trust. I'm all for a good discussion of multiple view points but not via something th
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by nstart 10y ago
I use a subdomain and run it in the form of dev.<myactualdomain>.com . I add a record to my /etc/hosts file to redirect it to 127.0.0.1. This also means for https stuff I have a valid certificate to use as well. One more not
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by nstart 10y ago
No I'm afraid I don't. You are right that this is a lot of pain for a UI framework that's supposed to save you time. But because I've done this a few times over it's become fairly simple once it's coupled toget
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by nstart 10y ago
Ok this is an excellent question. The way I do it is by first converting stuff to semantic names. If it's a somewhat serious project I'm likely to have done that from very early on. I use a method similar to https://www
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by nstart 10y ago
This!! All my little dashboards and apps I use bootstrap for them initially. Once they've come to a suitable position where the bootstrap framework gets in the way by being a little clunky/big/not specialised enough in certai
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by nstart 10y ago
My assumption is that because most people don't really use line numbers actively. This might seem weird since we all go and enable line numbers asap but when I think about it, I rarely use them. If there's an error on line 26 I si
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Ask HN: How is ruby web dev centered so much vs. Python having flask and Django?
3 points by nstart 10y ago|2 comments
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by nstart 10y ago
Exactly. HN is a very good definition of a community that's maintained a significant standard in good communication by using relatively basic tools and quality community moderation. Twitter could have been this. But they chose to belie
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by nstart 10y ago
Well to be fair, I didn't say that abuse is fully defined by the abuse. Just that the abused have a fair amount of say. This is very different. Couple that with the statement of things that can be easily and objectively defined as abus
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by nstart 10y ago
I think the people getting abused have a fair amount of say in what's abusive and what's not. Working conditions/scenarios from years ago might be considered unwelcome today. That doesn't make my negative feeling towards
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Lawsuit claims Skully founders used company cash on strip clubs and sports cars(thenextweb.com)
3 points by nstart 10y ago|0 comments
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by nstart 10y ago
This is actually pretty cool. To answer a question someone might have about "why not just use docker". Docker comes with its own learning curve and concepts. Sometimes all you want to do when developing is have an environment in w
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by nstart 10y ago
My assumption might be false. It doesn't necessarily have to be false. Our urban area is fairly large. I agree it would take just one crow to be familiar with a gun. But at the same time, there was no displaying of the gun. The crows w
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by nstart 10y ago
So here's a story for the books. I live in Sri Lanka and we have massive numbers of crows always flying around in the urban areas causing quite the racket too. They are exceptionally intelligent and have been witnessed hitching bus rid
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by nstart 10y ago
Good point. Just under 5 transactions a day really. I think the point that's really annoyed the sec is the number of years they have to go back and correct now that they have the right data.
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by nstart 10y ago
I like to approach this from a perspective of if I save y many hours by buying some service or product, then if my time is valued at x per hour, am I making a profit? Once that is considered I also consider if I can make that money back. So
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by nstart 10y ago
I couldn't find my account and now I'm feeling pretty down. "Am I not worthy?" I ask myself. "Why would you leave me out??". But in all seriousness, this is very very nifty. Would be great to use this to plan m
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by nstart 10y ago
That last part where he talks about logging out being the responsibility of the client is rather key. Basically I can't invalidate the key from the server side. So if a user's account is compromised and they recover it on their mo
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by nstart 10y ago
Very quickly regarding the topic of dead circuits. The first tool you want to always have with you is a digital multimeter. Anytime there is doubt, simply test the two ends of the component or circuit and you can very quickly "debug&qu
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by nstart 10y ago
Forever a fan dave! Thank you so much for teaching me about the open web from all your blog posts :)
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by nstart 10y ago
For anyone who might not have been following Dave Winer's work, or thought streams in the recent past, the reference to blogging like it's 1999 isn't about the tech. It's primary concept is about it going back to the roo
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by nstart 10y ago
Just curious. How do you manage the rusting of equipment? Tried living by the sea, but the A/C, fans, and everything else including the PC monitor was rusting away after 6-16 months
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by nstart 10y ago
well let's say you want to create a minute by minute report on URL's visited in an ecommerce site that has a large amount of usage. Every minute I want to process all those URLs and decide if I want to create a flash sale on the s
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Ask HN: What are some ways to work with large amounts of data quickly?
5 points by nstart 10y ago|8 comments
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by nstart 10y ago
And if you have set auto load on, they basically pre load the first 3 seconds and that counts as a view if I'm not mistaken.
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Ask HN: What plugins do you wish existed for GitHub Atom?
1 points by nstart 10y ago|1 comments
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by nstart 10y ago
12 USD :D
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by nstart 10y ago
Hey.. I'm just super curious to learn a lot about the Rust ecosystem. Would you be up for sharing any details of what your rust project might be? Thanks!

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