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by pidge 13y ago
I like the this room on Turntable, electronic chill - http://turntable.fm/chill_or_be_chilled2
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by pidge 13y ago
One detail I appreciated: you take a picture of your key instead of mailing them one. "Create an account and send us a picture of your mailbox key (if you have one) so we can make a secure copy."
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by pidge 13y ago
I'm mapping stuff from the reddit thread here - http://goo.gl/maps/uz6kt Anyone can edit.
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by pidge 14y ago
Another hypothesis is that Facebook had been showing you the barbeque sauce ad all along, which is why you bought it. You only noticed afterwards.
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Uber towncar drivers strike in SF over compensation terms and treatment(thenextweb.com)
2 points by pidge 14y ago|0 comments
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by pidge 14y ago
~50% - I'm in "big data" right now, partly because I get to worry about the algorithmic complexity of things all the time. As the scale of a task goes up and the feasibility of just throwing more machines at it decreases, you can suddenly j
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by pidge 14y ago
Are you guys planning to add the non-Muni transit agencies that run through the area too? (Golden Gate Transit, etc)
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by pidge 14y ago
So, are you hiring?
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A Review of MPEx, the Bitcoin Stock Exchange(loper-os.org)
12 points by pidge 14y ago|1 comments
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by pidge 14y ago
This happened on an eBay company-wide mailing list a few months ago. The funniest/worst thing was the people at former subsidiaries who were still on the list, but couldn't log into the list-manager and remove themselves because of course t
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by pidge 14y ago
It's more likely that they coerce to lowercase the the first letter of the password you put in and then store/compare the hash of that resulting plaintext. They could even transparently upgrade passwords created before they started doing th
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by pidge 14y ago
You don't even have to make them set a password when they first register - just verify their email address and handle setting a password though the usual forgotten-password flow if you ever need to.
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by pidge 14y ago
For those who don't click through, the linked SO answer recommends using Dropbox to sync a "remote" repo between your computers, and push/pulling that from your working repo outside of Dropbox.
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The quantified self(speedbird.wordpress.com)
1 points by pidge 14y ago|0 comments
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Mark Zuckerberg's Hoodie(quietbabylon.com)
317 points by pidge 14y ago|83 comments
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Hackbeanpot Livestream(youtube.com)
2 points by pidge 14y ago|0 comments
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by pidge 14y ago
Does anyone have some highlights or a suggested viewing list?
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by pidge 14y ago
Yes, this ^ Because, no, you can't parse XHTML with regex. As easily shown by the pumping lemma and all that jazz. But, there's no freaking reason why you can't tokenize an XML start tag with a regex! In fact, you'll probably find that most
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by pidge 14y ago
Yep I've run into that same frustration with templating too. I expressed it as: "Templating languages are pretty cool because you get to use a declarative language to make some DOM elements. But they either don't give you the full expressiv
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by pidge 14y ago
Nice. A couple of bugs though: * The close button on the intro note doesn't do anything on my iPhone * Also on my iPhone, I can't see the whole "Who's the gift for?" pop up, and since it goes off the screen I feel like there's a button at t
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by pidge 14y ago
The picture in the article is cropped. In the original iFixit teardown you see that the pattern is right next to a laser-engraved data matrix code [1]. The indentations probably encode some quality-control type metadata from the CNC milling