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by ohitsdom 8y ago
npm announced crux yesterday, seems focused on the same problems. Approach seems slightly different, although there aren't as much technical details available for crux (unless someone has a better link): https://blog.npmjs.o
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by ohitsdom 8y ago
I still use Inbox and I love it. I snooze reminders all the time for bills and regular maintenance tasks. If I snoozed something for a few years from now, does anyone know if it'll work in gmail?
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by ohitsdom 8y ago
A minor aside- "Popover" doesn't quite work if you're regularly using Bootstrap because that means a specific thing. https://getbootstrap.com/docs/4.1/components/popovers/
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by ohitsdom 8y ago
If the US is developing this as an offensive weapon, they have to be thinking of how they would defend against such tactics. Anyone know? Or does the US just trust their radar to be more advanced to correctly identify any decoy?
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by ohitsdom 8y ago
I'm using it with z-wave door sensors to play a simple chime sound (helps keep track of curious toddlers). Also have a few IP cameras connected to it, may be adding presence sensors too. Planning on adding an "armed" mode whe
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by ohitsdom 8y ago
Incredible project. Such a well-run open source system- monthly updates with great release notes and documentation.
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by ohitsdom 8y ago
I'm sure they are using Kestrel behind IIS. https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/aspnet/core/fundamentals/se...
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by ohitsdom 8y ago
Not sure a buffer feature helps when he says he didn't regret his "funding secured" tweet. It may have prevented his tweet about the diver, but it's not clear he realized it was a problem until there was significant publ
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by ohitsdom 8y ago
Sure, but the question was about how a judge would read them.
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by ohitsdom 8y ago
These quotes are from a PR response statement to the lawsuit, not any official court filing by Match.
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by ohitsdom 8y ago
> Plans to do so have included dropping thermonuclear weapons at the planet's poles – an idea supported by Elon Musk. This is misleading at best. Elon hasn't endorsed one way of terraforming Mars. He has said it's a questi
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by ohitsdom 8y ago
I've tried Apple Music twice, both on a free one-month trial offer. Both times I found the product to be so frustrating that I stopped using it within the first day. To me, Spotify is the clear winner in streaming subscription services
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by ohitsdom 8y ago
No they didn't. They said the wind was too much.
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by ohitsdom 8y ago
Definitely a go-to phrase for me when tackling a hard challenge. Followed up with "except let's actually do it, not like that dumpster fire of a festival."
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by ohitsdom 8y ago
Fire customers? I've never heard of that. My household is a heavy Prime user, and we make returns pretty frequently (few times a month). We've never had any issue.
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by ohitsdom 8y ago
Most "stateful" functionality (including all you mentioned) can still be done with a CSS driven drop down menu.
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by ohitsdom 8y ago
Why tie one program's update cycle to the update cycle of the entire OS? It would unnecessarily slow down updates to Edge. This is the opposite strategy that Microsoft adopted with .NET Core, where everything is being moved to smaller,
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by ohitsdom 8y ago
My thought too, but he did mention that it was running in off hours due to memory constraints. With these optimizations, maybe they can improve their business process to offer this functionality in realtime for the customer. If not, I agree
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by ohitsdom 8y ago
Musk and Tesla have marketed their autopilot and handled autopilot accidents very poorly. Musk has been indignant at suggestions that Tesla needs to raise more money this year. That attitude in the face of a financial situation that seems t
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by ohitsdom 8y ago
#3? What's wrong with daily builds? Or do you mean it doesn't go far enough in that builds should be continuous, done with every code checkin?
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by ohitsdom 8y ago
Right beneath the domain available message should have been a note that these domains aren't available for purchase until May 8th.
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by ohitsdom 9y ago
My biggest hesitation with Atlas is the C corp part. I don't want funding, I want to start small and bootstrap. For this, LLCs seem best so you don't get taxed twice. My most optimistic first year in revenue would be $30-60k, stil
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by ohitsdom 9y ago
No, Elon has tweeted a few times that it would be too extensive of an upgrade process. https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/789007996038721536?lang=...
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by ohitsdom 9y ago
On forging the identity of someone else, the author did mention it and the workaround is pretty simple (using a secret ID for each user): > There are some caveats to this method of course. For example, if a user knew of the script they c
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by ohitsdom 9y ago
> that is, we have enough fuel to spare that we can make correction-burns if necessary during the trip to Mars. Stage 2 of the Falcon would not be used for long flights. This was the longest it ever coasted (6 hours). Any longer, and you
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by ohitsdom 9y ago
> I remember clearly thinking the whole idea of landing the booster as being completely unrealistic, verging on not possible. SpaceX also had that same opinion originally. I believe their first concept was to use parachutes for the first
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by ohitsdom 9y ago
Can you share a few companies that are that low? Stripe and Paypal would be my go-tos for adding any online purchasing to a site, so I thought the 2.9% was unavoidable (for small revenue sites).
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by ohitsdom 9y ago
I think you see the point the parent comment was making. Even if BP makes a colossal mistake and their stock dives, at the very least they can sell of their real physical assets. Crypto can actually dive to zero, there is no safety net sinc
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by ohitsdom 9y ago
It does fix the problem, although consumers of the package need to first verify they trust the original author. For example, if Google published "Google/polymer", dependents would be unaffected if a new package was published
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by ohitsdom 9y ago
Interesting, why do you loathe that question? I don't view it as a veiled attempt to get info or a way to trick the interviewer. To me, it's a specific way to measure work life balance. Most HR departments love to preach work life

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