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by sintaxi 12y ago
This could be a sign that business is not going well at Adobe. Overall the pirating of PhotoShop has likely been very beneficial for Adobe over the years as it has helped young designers who do not have money learn the tool before they are
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by sintaxi 12y ago
I see the future. There will be a bunch of dummies that think the word will end when the clocks time is up.
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by sintaxi 12y ago
I'm not endorsing this project but I take exception with your response. This type of project belongs on Hacker News and if we are going to take the time to respond it might as well provide more feedback than telling someone they are wa
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by sintaxi 12y ago
I tend to think that would be the case. Would be nice to get official word on that.
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by sintaxi 12y ago
I prefer to agree to NDA's but insist that it be mutual. Both sides get equal protection/risk.
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by sintaxi 12y ago
IMHO the comparison is fair. The US is the largest oil producing country in the world. It just happens to also have to import oil because consumption is so high.
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by sintaxi 12y ago
The trademark is in the public domain which means it can never be sold. A company such as Oracle acquiring Joyent (and thus owning NodeJS) is a very realistic possibility, if not inevitable. You don't need anyones permission to use &qu
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by sintaxi 12y ago
I can't believe people are falling for this anti-email propaganda. Comparing proprietary messaging systems to email is like comparing coke to water. Coke tastes yummy but lets be honest, its has no redeeming value apart from short-term
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by sintaxi 12y ago
This is a huge problem for the overall strength of the open web and Mozilla unfortunately is no less guilty of this. Many of the tools developed for FxOS are targeted for Gecko and wont run on other rendering engines. More and more it seems
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by sintaxi 12y ago
Wow, I had no idea that happened. Here's a link for the lazy... http://antiwar.com/blog/2013/07/03/us-violates-intl-law-grou...
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by sintaxi 12y ago
Looks like HN is the new reddit :-|
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by sintaxi 12y ago
+1 :)
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by sintaxi 12y ago
Bummer, Terraform is also the engine that powers Harp & the Harp Platform. It doesn't appear this was very well researched before choosing a name. Confusion seem inevitable. https://github.com/sintaxi/terraform
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by sintaxi 12y ago
What law specifically is being broken?
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by sintaxi 12y ago
That is unfortunate that this technology needs to overcome that stigmatism. There is no reason this shouldn't be used for legitimate purposes. This would be incredible for educational purposes.
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by sintaxi 12y ago
It would appear so. This is essentially a browser that streams off torrent files. They will take plenty of heat none the less.
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by sintaxi 12y ago
Im speculating but it could be that the password reset emails you your password, or the signup notification includes your email/password.
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by sintaxi 12y ago
> On iOS, use the device token and implement truly anonymous login Lose your device, lose your account. Yay!
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by sintaxi 13y ago
Very excited by this.
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by sintaxi 13y ago
Tarsnap's privacy policy is pretty terrible. Tarsnap reserves the right to "at their sole discretion" share your information. Even in the case where authorities don't go through due process. This is completely unacceptab
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by sintaxi 13y ago
This is exactly how harp works. If you don't want to deal with configuration harp implicitly does what you just suggested. You can run it directly as a web server or compile your project to HTML/CSS/JS. It might be what you a
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The Next Phase of Node.js(blog.nodejs.org)
235 points by sintaxi 13y ago|130 comments
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by sintaxi 13y ago
Harp doesn't watch your files. It lazily compiles as requests come in and stores the results in an LRU cache.
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by sintaxi 13y ago
I can understand the confusion. Best to think of it like this, "Harp" is a static web server with built in preprocessing. "Harp Platform" is a service for running Harp apps in production. - "Command line" - hap
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Show HN: Harp Platform now available to the public(blog.harp.io)
48 points by sintaxi 13y ago|27 comments
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by sintaxi 13y ago
(author of harp here) Sword indeed looks very cool, and yes, it is almost identical to Harp. People should really pay attention to this approach because I'm fairly confident this is where static web servers/generator are headed. B
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by sintaxi 13y ago
This has been many peoples first reaction when using harp but in all honesty, once people start embracing the harp way (using the `_data.json` files) for their metadata this request quickly goes away. We have seen this time and time again.
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by sintaxi 13y ago
Great question. Harp is a great static site generator. First of all, Harp works completely differently from SSGs like Jekyll in that it doesn't regenerate the entire application every time you change a file. Instead, harp only generate
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by sintaxi 13y ago
Shhhh, there is more to come ;) We use Harp to power our development platform that has Dropbox integration. It is currently in public Beta and I'll definitely be talking about it in the future. There is no mention of it in my article b
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by sintaxi 13y ago
Thanks for looking at the source! I'll give that change some consideration.

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