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by rolfvandekrol 10y ago
For me a bit less extreme, but it guessed 'police car' when all i drew was a poor car doodle. there was nothing about that car the would make it a police car.
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by rolfvandekrol 10y ago
Well, the good news is, the also published this: https://720kb.github.io/checkbox.css/
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by rolfvandekrol 10y ago
Nice idea, but doesn't work on iOS (Safari nor Chrome)
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by rolfvandekrol 10y ago
I find it interesting that this article is published on a platform that makes uBlock block 27 requests and most certainly does contain non-free javascript. Richard Stallman talks a lot about how these thing inhibit freedom and that we shoul
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by rolfvandekrol 10y ago
Ah, nice. So you have an actual certificate which states that you are very good at remembering useless details from a programming language manual? I always flat-out refused to become a Zend Certified Engineer. I'm perfectly willing to
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by rolfvandekrol 10y ago
Hmm, stupid typo. Can't edit the comment anymore :(
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by rolfvandekrol 10y ago
When sublime text gained it's traction, the scene was a little less crowded. Atom was not available at that time. I think it gained traction on OS X. The dominant text editors for OS X at the time were Textmate and Coda. The developmen
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by rolfvandekrol 10y ago
Surpises me too. I just pointed out that the project at hand hardly even mentions that it is targeted at English, as if NLP is English by definition and that doesn't need any explanation.
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by rolfvandekrol 10y ago
Why is NLP these days equivalent of Natural English Language Processing? There are much more languages in the world.
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by rolfvandekrol 10y ago
Hmm, why is support for TLS only in the enterprise plan? It should be the default, shouldn't it?
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by rolfvandekrol 10y ago
The amount of possible alterations (practical alteration that people actually come up with) of a diceware passphrase is, I think, much lower than the possible values of a 6 figure number (which is what most two factor applications use). If
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by rolfvandekrol 10y ago
Am I the only one here who thinks Instagram has a point here? This guy named his photo sharing app littergram which clearly is a reference to Instagram. There might actually be people in the target audience of littergram or Instagram who th
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by rolfvandekrol 11y ago
My experience with these providers is limited to Mailgun, but after I followed their instructions of setting SPF and DKIM records, I never had any issues with Gmail delivery. Hotmail however sometimes flags my messages as spam. I also never
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by rolfvandekrol 11y ago
I love the comment by ezefranca on https://github.com/snowplow/snowplow/issues/2520
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by rolfvandekrol 11y ago
In february 2015 I had contact with agilebits at support@agilebits.com and they answered me within a day. Seriously, you claim you tried to reach them, but I have a hard time believing that. What is 'not too long ago'?
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by rolfvandekrol 11y ago
The article claims to be aimed a beginners: "There are a lot of posts out there about learning the basic commands of git, this is not one of them. What I’m going to try here is a different approach." The article rings a lot of bel
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by rolfvandekrol 11y ago
I don't know. The homepage of Phabricator doesn't give me the impression the developers take the task of building a corporate collaboration tool very seriously.
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by rolfvandekrol 11y ago
Not a doctor, just frustrated: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11085519
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by rolfvandekrol 11y ago
Yes there are. A Windows Shareware version: http://www.stargraphics.com/ambush.htm An Android version: http://www.stargraphics.com/amband.htm
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by rolfvandekrol 11y ago
I use Blendle occasionally in the Netherlands and it works amazing. In my case, it allows me to read articles I would otherwise simply not read. I'm not willing to pay for a subscription to a magazine or newspaper just because I like o
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by rolfvandekrol 11y ago
Quoting from the link: "Do we really have to change the name? Yes. The stress of pursuing this through the courts would be too high. I would much rather focus my efforts on writing great software, and supporting the people who use pug.
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by rolfvandekrol 11y ago
The article is quite opinionated towards this system, while I think the main beneficiary of this, is the call center. And not because they actually operate more efficiently, but because the can fake more efficiency. When I pick up the phone
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by rolfvandekrol 11y ago
My first thought was that the OP is a troll.
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by rolfvandekrol 11y ago
The title should have been: "Location within the US and a Startup's Likelihood of Success".
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by rolfvandekrol 11y ago
In the Netherlands, there is startup that does allow you to buy newspaper and magazine articles with micropayments (35 eurocents for example). It's called Blendle ( http://blendle.com/ ). Sadly not international yet.
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by rolfvandekrol 11y ago
My new favourite password generator is now http://fent.github.io/randexp.js/#r=%5B%5E%5Cs%5D%7B16%7D&i
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by rolfvandekrol 11y ago
HTTPS is not working correctly. This site seems to be hosted on Github Pages. So use the HTTP URL: http://polyfills.io/ .
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Lazy loading React components using RequireJS and Flux(medium.com)
1 points by rolfvandekrol 11y ago|0 comments
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by rolfvandekrol 11y ago
Cool! The designer ( http://zelfkoelman.com/ ) is Dutch, and the name is actually a pun in Dutch. The word 'Ferrolic' is pronounced almost the same as the Dutch word 'vrolijk', which means 'happy&#x27
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by rolfvandekrol 11y ago
Really cool! And it actually works! Seems like 'select its first child' doesn't select the first child, but the second.

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