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by sfeng 12y ago
Often the issue is the component is sinking most of the heat away from the joint. If the giant chunk of metal your heating can dissipate the power of your soldering iron, you're not gonna heat much up.
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by sfeng 12y ago
> The only difference between that and terrorism is the rhetoric. they also weren't killing people or 'inciting terror'.
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by sfeng 12y ago
He missed the core point that the freedom to protest is important in and of itself. Whether you agree with the topic being protested or not, we should all support our right to protest in a peaceful way without fear of a disproportionate re
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by sfeng 12y ago
If you think this is about that specific accommodation, I think you're missing the point a bit.
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by sfeng 12y ago
This may seem anecdotal, but I can tell you from writing a lot of non-jQueryified code that with modern browsers, applying classes to dozens of elements dynamically can be an anti-pattern. 99% of the time, when doing something which previo
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by sfeng 12y ago
There are other libraries though which provide (IMHO better) implementations of each of those things. jQuery has been around for ten years and has to remain backwards compatible. It's just not possible for it to be the best implement
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by sfeng 12y ago
Lets say your html file points to two javascript files, app.js and lib.js. You make some changes to both files, and deploy. With browser and CDN caching, users could get the old app.js with the new lib.js, or vice versa, until the caches h
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Releasing Stout, our Static Website Deploy Tool(eager.io)
10 points by sfeng 12y ago|5 comments
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by sfeng 12y ago
If you have fuel in orbit you just have to reach it, you don't have to get to escape velocity.
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by sfeng 12y ago
Your argument is that all deals governments make are bad, this is a deal, so it must be bad?
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by sfeng 12y ago
It's significantly easier just to add a 127.0.0.1 record to your hosts file.
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How Long Does an ID Need to Be?(eager.io)
6 points by sfeng 12y ago|0 comments
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by sfeng 12y ago
Everyone get's turned down for jobs every now and then, eventually one will work out for you. Just keep building things. The depression you're feeling might be a problem worth working on in and of itself though. Exercise, medica
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by sfeng 12y ago
They're trying to be kind to the people they just refused, I'm not sure why that's pretentious. If you applied, presumably you wanted to get in and reminding them that it's not necessarily them or their company which is
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by sfeng 12y ago
I see it the exact opposite way. So many projects get encumbered by the decisions made early in their development. I have a current project using Angular 1.3, it works, and I will probably never upgrade it, and that's fine My next pr
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Google Analytics for Complete Beginners(eager.io)
4 points by sfeng 12y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Make your site faster(eager.io)
10 points by sfeng 12y ago|0 comments
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by sfeng 12y ago
They don't allow the batteries to be fully charged or discharged, to limit the type of wear you're referring to.
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by sfeng 12y ago
Yep, you have to make a separate request to the github API to actually get the address.
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by sfeng 12y ago
They're giving people something for free. It's hard to complain about that.
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by sfeng 12y ago
Go is pretty great
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by sfeng 12y ago
I've had a lot of success with my MBP and a cellular modem.
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by sfeng 12y ago
That actually wouldn't work, as the response from the request would never be processed while you were looping. You can make synchronous requests already though: req = new XMLHttpRequest req.open("some/url", &qu
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by sfeng 12y ago
I would love to see a chart of when each of these ports came out. It would be a pretty interesting representation of the difficulty of building the exact same thing in various languages.
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by sfeng 12y ago
I would think about adding a virtual host-based proxy. That way users could provide you with their domain(s), and you could forward traffic on port 80/443 for that host to the appropriate vm.
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by sfeng 12y ago
I would love to know the unit cost for each method.
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by sfeng 12y ago
I think if they used `window.history.back()` instead of whatever they do now when closing the frame, and listened to the popstate event to reopen it, it would work. That being said, yes, this is why reimplementing browser builtins hard, you
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by sfeng 12y ago
Go / Postgres / Angular
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by sfeng 12y ago
It's somewhat hilarious that providers like Cisco are working so hard on nonsense like the Internet of Things™ while ignoring the work that will actually define the future of networking (and should have been done a decade ago)
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by sfeng 12y ago
Ending the story with a crazy list of future topics is a great way to get email subscribers.

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