paul_odin

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by paul_odin 13y ago
Right, PEP 3115. Indeed one of the reasons is that "there is an important body of use cases where it would be useful to preserve the order in which a class members are declared." http://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-3115/
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by paul_odin 13y ago
The Eat More Kale guy was born in Memphis, TN. http://eatmorekale.com/about.html
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by paul_odin 14y ago
Akamai's State of the Internet report shows internet speeds worldwide: http://www.akamai.com/stateoftheinternet/ Average connection speed * USA - 7,195 kbps * South Korea - 14,626 kbps * Japan - 10,513 kbps Average peak connection speed *
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by paul_odin 14y ago
Java 7 adds java.lang.AutoCloseable (together with try-with-resources) which is essentially the same thing. http://docs.oracle.com/javase/7/docs/api/java/lang/AutoClose...
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by paul_odin 14y ago
There's DANE [1], which uses DNSSEC to authenticate TLS certificates. Chrome supports (or at least supported) something very similar but Chome-specific [2]. The code to support DANE in Chrome apparently exists but I don't know if it's actua
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by paul_odin 14y ago
That's in large part what WebFinger was created for, which I used as a model when developing this project: http://hueniverse.com/webfinger/ Gmail actually used to support it to a degree (it came along with Buzz) but in September I think t
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by paul_odin 14y ago
Thank you for your comment. First off I should note that an aka is an OpenID (see http://paul-odin-openid-test.blogspot.com/2012/12/hey.html ) so all of the pros and cons of OpenID should in principle apply to akas. Akas just have a few
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Show HN: A decentralized Internet identity system I'm working on.(nameblossom.org)
67 points by paul_odin 14y ago|22 comments
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by paul_odin 14y ago
SolarCity has some interesting options where they can install their systems for free and rent it out to you, on a per kwh or per month basis. http://www.solarcity.com/residential/solar-ppa.aspx http://www.solarcity.com/residential/solar-
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by paul_odin 14y ago
Is there a list of Hypermedia-esque APIs in use today (apart from sitemap)? I can find lots of explanations of the concept but it's hard to find examples. The closest I can think of is the way some APIs handle pagination (GitHub and Recurly