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by rcsorensen 13y ago
I had the same thing. Logged in to their web console with the details they sent and restarted the host. It looks like the network didn't initialize correctly on the first go.
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by rcsorensen 13y ago
Could you clarify what Susy gets right that Bootstrap, Zurb, and 960 don't?
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by rcsorensen 13y ago
Google Search and Hacker News.
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by rcsorensen 13y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4694308 pg says that http://hnsearch.com is the place to get data.
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by rcsorensen 13y ago
I worded #2 really, really poorly. I'd love to see a spec for how to search a collection against an API that is jsonapi compliant. Different folks are all over the place here. The base URL for search is different for different API producers
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by rcsorensen 13y ago
It's great to see this laid out in a single place. Couple of things that might be nice to see here: * Pagination concerns You call out "meta: meta-information about a resource, such as pagination", but that doesn't say whether things are 0/
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by rcsorensen 14y ago
This service is fantastic, and I've been using exactly this for about a week now with the Direwolf20 pack. I didn't really expect this going in (should have!), but my FPS shot up by offloading to a server. Easy invite of friends and family
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by rcsorensen 14y ago
You were already asked about Airbrake and exceptional, but what about differences from getsentry.com ? Pricing seems to favor Sentry, depending on how one weights days vs event # history, they have a similar focus on multiple environments f
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by rcsorensen 14y ago
If you can do this and keep the beans segregated, this is far and away the best solution. Even just gluing a coffee bean or two to the outside might work.
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by rcsorensen 14y ago
This is fantastic. Feature requests -- Having a "popular tag" cloud like on pinboard itself would be a very useful addition. Listing the tags associated with the page you're currently looking at, so I can find other tags to explore.
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by rcsorensen 14y ago
Looks like it comes from squarespace? http://static.squarespace.com/universal/scripts-v6/012420132... is the thing that references it. Lines like a.all(".sqs-block.map-block[data-block-json]").each(function(e) { d.Squarespace.Rend
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by rcsorensen 14y ago
It can after you install coffee-script. $ echo 'process.stdout.write "Now with CS level #{1 + 2}!"' > foo.coffee $ coffee foo.coffee Now with CS level 3! $
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by rcsorensen 14y ago
The best source I can find is http://www.huffingtonpost.com/meredith-broussard/food-allerg... . A call to the CDC press office revealed that the number of deaths from food allergies, as collected from 2.5 million death certific
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by rcsorensen 14y ago
It's just a cultural clash. A number of words like army, company, crowd, fleet, government, majority, mess, number, pack, and party may refer either to a single entity or the members of the set composing it. If the latter meaning i
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by rcsorensen 14y ago
The thing that finally pushed me off LESS was animations, and the contortions necessary to get to something even approximating DRY for some concepts. I think it might be a result of trying to be "better CSS" instead of "a language for gen
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by rcsorensen 14y ago
I've been using https://github.com/thomas-mcdonald/bootstrap-sass as a SASS version of Bootstrap. It's a nice project, with native support for Compass, so no Rails dependency. ( https://github.com/thomas-mcdonald/bootstrap-sass#compass
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by rcsorensen 14y ago
Not the parents, but RSS feeds are awesome. Twitter is ephemeral, but a feed can be batched and consumed at any time. Looks like you're using Rails. Something like http://railscasts.com/episodes/87-generating-rss-feeds-revis... should be
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by rcsorensen 14y ago
You go through all the pomp and circumstance like it actually mattered, even though the majority of the people running around know it doesn't.
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by rcsorensen 14y ago
This is a great example of CSS becoming programming. With preprocessors (mentioned at the end of the article), prototyping can finish with an element like <form class="content-box last mid-bg corner-box border-box bevel-box-light pa
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by rcsorensen 14y ago
http://www.technologyreview.com/news/506466/given-tablets-bu... "“I thought the kids would play with the boxes. Within four minutes, one kid not only opened the box, found the on-off switch … powered it up. Within five days, they were usi
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by rcsorensen 14y ago
Finding personal services professionals sucks, but I'm unsure of how I'm supposed to use redbeacon. I load up the site (in Los Angeles), and find maids, set 1 bedroom, see it's $114 avg, see comments for deep cleaning, find the "reoccurring
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by rcsorensen 14y ago
Great service. The code generated out of Divshot really is very clean, with about zero regret for dropping it into an app. They're iterating like mad and adding new features daily, out in public ( http://divshot.com/changelog ). I can't w
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by rcsorensen 14y ago
My going to hell version: https://github.com/rcs/fizzbuzz/blob/master/bitwise.c Choice excerpts: char fmts[] = "FizzBuzz%u"; and // Default start is 8 unsigned int start = // Shift down 1 if div5 (8 >&#6
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by rcsorensen 14y ago
I had similar experiences with CloudFlare. Wanted to use them, but they could give me absolutely 0 visibility into why they thought my site was down. I could load it in another tab using the raw address while CloudFlare kept serving the cou
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by rcsorensen 14y ago
Maybe you touched on the solution. If you're a small startup, putting forward a statement that all the code will be open sourced if you shut down should increase the level of comfort your customers have in the product. What are the downside
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by rcsorensen 14y ago
cmd is going to output to STDOUT and STDERR, which are file descriptors 1 and 2. In a basic shell command execution, those route out to the console. Reading from left to right: cmd Run command cmd. File descriptors: {1: /dev/console,
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by rcsorensen 14y ago
Any thoughts for other targets? I'd love to see this for TV Tropes.
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by rcsorensen 14y ago
It's set up like that in https://github.com/rigoneri/syte/blob/21ed38790bbfab3e7a7321... . Could be changed to only preventDefault/stopPropagation if it doesn't match one of the specially tagged links, or by setting up a different selecto
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by rcsorensen 14y ago
How much of that concern could be helped by displaying tooltips over those words? A little dotted line underneath MUST, and a tooltip with the definition.
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by rcsorensen 14y ago
I love this a lot. Minor formatting issue, perhaps. The braced formed of reference ends up losing something in the current parsing. Seeing something like "reference in RFC 1234 <a>RFC 1234</a>" jars me out of reading the doc

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