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by sehr 12y ago
Watsi! - https://watsi.org/
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by sehr 12y ago
Seeing the cynicism here on HN is almost refreshing after browsing PH
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Not to mention the billions of dollars literally surrounding them.
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Do you mean using an in app browser? Those hits still count IIRC
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Can you imagine that bike ride home? Dude must have some mental fortitude. Basically took a thumbprint and walked it off
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Most of the artists would probably not be on SoundClod unfortunately, I'm not sure it would be a feature worth implementing
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by sehr 12y ago
Because it will probably work? A lot of people probably can't even tell the difference aside from the design
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by sehr 12y ago
Does anybody actually leave comments in their prod code these days?
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by sehr 12y ago
you could join forces with the 'contrast rebellion' & really give them a run for their money!
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Not very familiar, but shouldn't those tools write to stdout?
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by sehr 12y ago
Web Components do that exact thing!
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by sehr 12y ago
This gem exposes the Phantom Open Emoji library unicode/image assets and APIs for working with them. Second line of the the readme
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by sehr 12y ago
Watching a live space launch via phone while eating breakfast is quite inspiring.
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by sehr 12y ago
Do any of those resources actually cover math from 'first principles'?
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by sehr 12y ago
Sorry, I'll get off your lawn now.
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by sehr 12y ago
But do you honestly work every second of every workhour? This isn't Germany, breaks and downtime are inevitable
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by sehr 12y ago
Compare this to iOS, for instance, where I can go pick and choose from a huge online library of prebuilt components and be fairly confident I can just "pod install" them and go I believe this is the one of the main motivators be
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by sehr 12y ago
None of those overlap. NPM is used for build tools along with broccoli, and bower is used for application code. Ember cli packages them together.
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by sehr 12y ago
Christ, does every misgiving involving web development and design need a manifesto and site these days? website motherfucker, reactive manifesto, you might not need jQuery, contrast rebellion, extensible web manifesto, slow web movement. so
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by sehr 12y ago
because it's 2014, and lobotomizing your browser may have harmful effects.
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by sehr 12y ago
I'm honestly surprised this hasn't been created before, really cool idea!
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Nescafé seems to be huge everywhere except the US, it's really interesting. Especially as we typically see foreign things being more 'authentic', it's a nice change
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I think you're severely overestimating the number of people who use a compile to language
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by sehr 12y ago
That's exactly my point, in the spirit of semi pro baseball & soccer leagues, semi pro football does not exist. And great, that's a completely different argument. One that I think we really should be having soon, though I&#x27
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by sehr 12y ago
That means absolutely nothing. Looking at the lowest level of college football, there are only 11 active roster NFL players from a D3 school. [0] There are 1,696 active NFL players, that's a 0.6 percent chance of 'making it',
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by sehr 12y ago
There are no semi pro football teams. Simplifying it all down to that is naive and ignorant, the athletes are using the system that's been put in place for them to succeed. Ignoring the NCAA route in favor of anything else at this po
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Here's a pretty cool article from High Scalability on it: http://highscalability.com/blog/2014/9/29/instagram-improved... .
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No. NPM is used all the time for front end specific dependencies. Even angular uses it now
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> Why else would someone be able to make such incredible amounts of money to throw a ball around? To be fair, there are lots of sports with crazy high salaries. And some of those (baseball, soccer) have hardly any violence at all in comp

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