tallblondeguy

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   by tallblondeguy 6y ago

   Thanks for pointing this out. Looks like it could be a bug in the static site generator we're using; I'll look into it more today.
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   by tallblondeguy 6y ago

   Just released a stable version of this yesterday. It's open source, so feel free to pull it and give it a try locally! We have installation instructions on our site[0] for the Docker image. [0]: https://glitchtip.com/do
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   Show HN: GlitchTip. Open source error tracking, compatible with Sentry SDKs(glitchtip.com)

   8 points by tallblondeguy 6y ago|3 comments
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   by tallblondeguy 8y ago

   This article from The Verge[0] cites some support Tweets: - AirBnb[1]: "We'd always recommend that you use Google Chrome to browse the site: we've optimised things for this browser. Thanks." - Seamless[2]: "Safari i
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   by tallblondeguy 9y ago

   Nice weather, nice roads. The conditions seemed pretty ideal. Couldn't tell from the video but it didn't look like they were on a road with a speed limit of anything faster than 45 MPH? Plus, "viable" might not only have
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   by tallblondeguy 9y ago

   Interesting followup to the discussion on "Facebook Threatens Satire Site Over CNN Story That Snopes Rated 'False'"[0], with a statement from Snopes.com CEO David Mikkelson. The most interesting thing to come out of all
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   Facebook working on approach to classifying satirical news pieces(washingtonpost.com)

   2 points by tallblondeguy 9y ago|1 comments
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   by tallblondeguy 9y ago

   http://brendanberkley.com/first-site/underconstruction.gif
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   by tallblondeguy 9y ago

   http://brendanberkley.com/first-site/brendan.html A lot of gems in mine: - "Gar Trek" shirt on a Star Wars site - Phantom Menace my favorite Star Wars movie (ask me anything) - Mamma and Dogpile, CDNow, and P
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    Review: Dell XPS 13 9370 Developer Edition(davidmburke.com)

    3 points by tallblondeguy 9y ago|0 comments
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    by tallblondeguy 9y ago

    Another Pittsburgher here endorsing the Pennsylvanian! From PGH to NYP, it runs from 7:30 AM to 4:50 PM, which is a workday plus lunch and a nap. Really nice. It's longer than it should be; you take those turnpike tunnels for granted u
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    by tallblondeguy 9y ago

    I understand the sentiment to move away from Disqus. How does this project compare to Mozilla's Coral Project[0]? [0]: https://coralproject.net/products/talk.html
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    by tallblondeguy 9y ago

    I did a project or two in React, then worked with Angular 2+ for our in-house project. I like React because it's easier to set up and get working; you don't need some ridiculous dev environment just to say "Hello world".
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    by tallblondeguy 9y ago

    I studied abroad in Melbourne in 2008 and it's crazy to see this happen. I guess I left a few months before the GM bailouts got started in the United States and the whole recession kicked off after that. It was really neat to see a uni
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    by tallblondeguy 9y ago

    Interesting that we reacted to his comment so differently. There aren't always perfect solutions to problems. Sometimes futurologists are found waiting for the perfect, inexhaustible source of energy to power the world, but the practic
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    by tallblondeguy 9y ago

    > We will never have perfect sidewalks, it's a noble goal, but it's pie-in-the-sky thinking to want perfect sidewalks. We'll never have perfect anything . But I think you're being more than a bit defeatist here. I&#x
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    by tallblondeguy 9y ago

    Empathy is a big way to raise awareness. When I had kids and started walking them around in a stroller, you learn really quickly where the sidewalks with ramps are, and you (and your toddler who likes to help!) come to appreciate the button
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    by tallblondeguy 9y ago

    If you're arguing against custom typography, I'd respond that creating a custom typeface is a really worthy thing and exciting to see, especially since they're open sourcing it and sharing it with the world. But I think your
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    by tallblondeguy 9y ago

    Yeah, and it's really encouraging to see out of an open-source-centric company. OSS tends to get knocked for poor design chops (LibreOffice's and GIMP's UI/iconography comes to mind here) so, as someone who's dabble
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    by tallblondeguy 9y ago

    It's not quite ready for prime time yet, but my company is working on Passit[0], which is going to do open source cloud-based password management. Feel free to check it out; we hope to do a 1.0 release soon. I've been working on t