smarx007

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   by smarx007 10y ago

   They included only the cost of materials. Moreover, the article says that the house was built on the territory of the concrete factory itself. That might explain the discount.
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   by smarx007 10y ago

   http://metastatuspage.com/ should give a hint
3. 873.▲
   by smarx007 10y ago

   Smells BS. As pointed out in https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13757284 , text should have reflected the real situation. So the icons are either not the only problem or just an excuse.
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   by smarx007 10y ago

   I think it's more akin to clustering. There might be an HN annotation service that lawers would rarely use and vice versa.
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   by smarx007 10y ago

   Well, you've disabled issues on the repo, that's why I ask.
6. 876.▲
   by smarx007 10y ago

   How can I report issues? The tool tries to scan PNG files in the repo as well the .git folder of the repo as well.
7. 877.▲
   by smarx007 10y ago

   > and often the older standards have to be maintained exactly! what's wrong with that?
8. 878.▲
   by smarx007 10y ago

   It would be so much better if YC would made it a podcast instead (or in addition). Would be a perfect thing to listen on the go.
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   by smarx007 10y ago

   Actually, you are right (but should have been tested on CentOS 6&7): Linux localhost.localdomain 2.6.32-642.11.1.el6.x86_64 #1 SMP Fri Nov 18 19:25:05 UTC 2016 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux Python 2.6.6 TLS 1.2
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    by smarx007 10y ago

    In RHEL those old Python interpreters are available precisely via the system package manager. And they won't support you if you install Python from a 3rd party RPM as I understand.
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    by smarx007 10y ago

    I like better security but let's be honest it's a smokescreen. Python can migrate to a non-PCI CDN if _really_ needed. It is more an excuse (and a good one, I like how it sounds if I will have to tell it to my boss – we use Python
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    by smarx007 10y ago

    What's the difference between your crawler and the botnet client as far as the AV concerned? You're the outlier among the AV customer segment.
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    by smarx007 10y ago

    "Walker has hinted that what NASA loses in earth science research could be shifted over to NOAA."
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    by smarx007 10y ago

    I can't believe the CEO of Gitlab has time to read all these threads. Do you use an HN bot yourself to see Gitlab mentions?
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    by smarx007 10y ago

    Quip (a better spreadsheet) or Django web framework (its ORM and built-in admin can do wonders) are worth mentioning. Another example that comes to mind is how Vox uses Google Sheets for content & config: https://product.voxm
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    by smarx007 10y ago

    Not all users of this extension are in the US :) But a very thorough analysis, I must admit.
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    by smarx007 10y ago

    I think FF addons also need some more love this year. Was thinking of a low-hanging-fruit issue aggregator for FF plugins like this one https://github.com/spring-guides/issue-aggregator . Would you be interested in usin
18. 888.▲
    by smarx007 10y ago

    I always thought Stallman's ideas were _too_ crazy. Until I struggled with Chrome for 10 minutes trying (and failing) to install this extension in a way that wouldn't bother me. And then I realised that Chrome is dictating what ca
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    by smarx007 10y ago

    Well, say what you want but I see 33 open PRs and 1039 closed ones on the original gogs repo. Doesn't look like an unmaintained repo to me.
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    by smarx007 10y ago

    Requires disabling adblocker.
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    by smarx007 10y ago

    There are mainly 2 reasons: * they oversell, so they assume that only small fraction of web servers will consume 100% of resources, while almost every torrent client will consume 100% of the bandwidth. There is nothing wrong with oversellin
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    by smarx007 10y ago

    He is free to use his server how he sees fit. And are you really sure that Amazon is going after a very different market with their 5$/mo. offer than a low-cost VPS provider?
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    by smarx007 10y ago

    https://github.com/samyk/poisontap https://samy.pl/poisontap/ But he has a history of intentionally withholding instructions on how to run it just to avoid script kiddies from using this not for r
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    by smarx007 10y ago

    Nice to see how these links appear on HN front page now as the new POTUS plans to build a concrete wall...
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    by smarx007 10y ago

    Worth noting that it's a project connected to Quantum ( http://www.quantum.com/ )
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    by smarx007 10y ago

    https://github.com/jsdoc3/jsdoc maybe? http://usejsdoc.org/about-getting-started.html
27. 897.▲
    by smarx007 10y ago

    Well, you can relicense the MIT-licensed code. They might have had to include the text of the MIT-licensed component license, but that would still have no effect on the license of the derivative work - it would be GPL.
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    by smarx007 10y ago

    How would you do that?
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    by smarx007 10y ago

    Thanks for a great link, but it's only JS – meaning all other backend frameworks were not included in the survey.
30. 900.▲
    by smarx007 10y ago

    I browsed the website, but couldn't grasp what is the main value of that product or how could it be useful for the showcased website. Could you please educate me a bit?