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by spb 12y ago
If you're interested in working with this data, you should come to the next Code for Seattle meetup: http://codeforseattle.org/
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by spb 12y ago
And Seattle and Redmond are both in King County, whose Metro transit signs inspired the "Metro" interface in the first place.
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by spb 12y ago
> Bungie You mean Gearbox.
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by spb 12y ago
teledildonics, n. 1. A word that means exactly what you think it means.
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by spb 12y ago
"Pinkie Pie discovered an issue in the futex subsystem that allows a local user to gain ring 0 control via the futex syscall. An unprivileged user could use this flaw to crash the kernel (resulting in denial of service) or for privileg
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by spb 12y ago
> like the SCDP office on “Mad Men“: mostly private offices, but with a pseudo-open “Creative Lounge“ that facilitates collaboration but retains basic human stuff like doors, for some sense of sonic isolation. Except SCDP's creative
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by spb 12y ago
This is why I like Lua's '-' for non-greedy matching in its pattern facilities.
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by spb 12y ago
That was actually my exact original intent, but I'm leaning toward giving up on it because: - Bitcore has lots of Bitcoin-specific things - I'd have to expose a wrapped RPC API anyway.
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Ask HN: Making Bitcoind / litecoind / dogecoind multi-seat
2 points by spb 12y ago|2 comments
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by spb 12y ago
Reddit can be useful - check out http://reddit.com/r/findareddit for specific topics.
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by spb 12y ago
> For example, this: http://explainshell.com/explain?cmd=tar+-z+-c+-f > Is the same as: http://explainshell.com/explain?cmd=tar+-zcf Which is also the same as http://explainshell.com/e
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by spb 12y ago
How common is this style of describing changes to parts of code as "teach" and "learn"? I like it.
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by spb 12y ago
If you want a simpler signaling server for WebRTC, you might check out the "caress" server I developed for Chatphrase: http://github.com/chatphrase/caress
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by spb 12y ago
This list should be in the reverse order.
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by spb 12y ago
Well, it was also Paul Rand.
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by spb 12y ago
That project hasn't been updated in years, and the home page has lapsed for lack of payment.
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by spb 12y ago
Finally.
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by spb 12y ago
I read that as "retchiness".
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by spb 12y ago
I like this. It's similar in nature to what I'm looking to do with blot.pw (more information at https://github.com/stuartpb/hashblot/wiki/About )
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by spb 12y ago
Display hacks are one of the oldest forms of code. TMRC was hacking them together even before the PDP-1.
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by spb 12y ago
Yeah, I'm looking to make a site / subreddit sometime soon that is designed around this kind of answer / solution to users' problems.
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by spb 12y ago
Note that, that being said, breaking a sentence across multiple lines does help with comprehension when you break on clause boundaries.
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by spb 12y ago
Well, that sounds attainable.
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by spb 12y ago
Sounds like it's time to plug CRLs into BitTorrent distribution. Also, isn't CloudFront supposed to be way, way cheaper than $10/Mbps?
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by spb 13y ago
If you need proof-of-work for value to not reject an interaction as automated / meaningless, just use a Hashcash header, which is where Bitcoin got started anyway.
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by spb 13y ago
I wrote this a little over a year ago, only (for the lulz) in Node rather than Go: https://github.com/stuartpb/lhc Mine allows using a custom word list in the commit message for the nonce. Judging by this commit, I&#x2
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by spb 13y ago
Some people view source.
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by spb 13y ago
Appears to be using https://github.com/auduno/clmtrackr under the hood.
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by spb 13y ago
HBO's certainly been doing everything they can to promote it in Seattle: https://twitter.com/stuartpb/status/444271882066350081
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Saving your YC application
6 points by spb 13y ago|4 comments

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