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by poorman 10y ago
So it's like the old "merge", but doesn't create another commit when you close the PR?
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by poorman 10y ago
Can someone explain the benefit of this? vs. "squash and merge"?
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by poorman 10y ago
NIC.IO now has backordering. In order for park.io to continue being successful with landing and selling premium domains, he must be appraising the value of the domain and his chance of selling it in one of his auctions. Then weighing that a
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by poorman 10y ago
I've got about 25 left. Feel free to contact me at one of the places listed on my keybase: https://keybase.io/nickpoorman
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by poorman 10y ago
Depends where you try to work. Most employers are only going to care about how sell yourself as a potential asset to their company. In the end, the only thing that matters is your ability to perform your job. PS. I have a *friend who took 6
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by poorman 10y ago
Super excited about GenStage.Flow. Might have to start another Elixir project just to try it out.
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by poorman 10y ago
It's probably much easier to involve Google when you are a Google spinoff company.
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by poorman 10y ago
"They’ve been around for 20, 25 years, and nobody has had this insight until now." haha. sure.
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by poorman 10y ago
The github repo: https://github.com/aaparella/carve
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by poorman 10y ago
While most of this can be found in the MAN pages, this is a nice synopsis to have on hand. Definitely going to bookmark this.
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by poorman 10y ago
I wish I could tag people in hacker news articles.
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by poorman 10y ago
Google's response: http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2016/jun/10/google-denie...
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by poorman 10y ago
More like: * Exec B: Ok, I've *Binged a list of top 10 social networking sites for sale, and ordered them by price, but really we'll need to come up with a strategy first to make a good choice...
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by poorman 10y ago
server is a pretty loose term. Most servers* these days require some sort of full stack, with frontend, ORM, etc... Go adds a lot of development time if you need all of that. ...On the other hand, one off tiny microservices, it's abs
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by poorman 10y ago
It would be awesome if you could correlate this with songs playing on Spotify. Allow me to explain. I'm listing to Spotify all day while writing code, listening to playlists like "Discover Weekly" or the "Radio". I
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by poorman 10y ago
If done correctly, you might end up with a very secure webserver in your hands. I imagine it would be tough to use conventional vulnerability penetration techniques on something like this.
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by poorman 10y ago
No, I haven't written anything.
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by poorman 10y ago
I wrote the the original machine learning for our company using a fork of brain.js. We launched to 300k+ users the first day with a model training time of under 10 seconds. I've since re-written our machine learning in Go. For getting
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by poorman 10y ago
Must be British... "authorisation" ?
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by poorman 10y ago
I think I'll stick with Elixir.
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by poorman 10y ago
Awesome. Now if only I could decide between the 100 million services that do this.
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by poorman 10y ago
TLDR;
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Curated Tap Lists, Events, and Much More(blog.untappd.com)
4 points by poorman 11y ago|0 comments
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by poorman 11y ago
How is this HN relative?
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by poorman 11y ago
It doesn't matter how fast the math is, if it's blocking the event thread, response times are going to be slower across the board.
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by poorman 11y ago
http://arewewebyet.com/ - (You can use Rust for web stuff, but the ecosystem isn’t mature yet.)
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A spirited merger pairs Untappd and Next Glass(usatoday.com)
3 points by poorman 11y ago|0 comments
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Untappd and Next Glass join forces(blog.untappd.com)
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by poorman 11y ago
Same here.
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by poorman 11y ago
The blogger has completely missed the entire purpose of Go. I suggest anyone who actually wants info one way or the other to read the Preface in Alan Donovan and Brian Kernighan's "The Go Programming Language". You will then

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