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San Diego Hacker News Meetup 50 this Friday (3/28)(anyvite.com)
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San Diego Hacker News Meetup 49 this Friday (2/28)(anyvite.com)
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by th 13y ago
Unlike some of the hack nights some groups hold, this event is meant to be completely social. Sometimes I'll see someone sharing a website or picture on their phone/tablet/laptop but only rarely. I hope to see you there!
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San Diego Hacker News Meetup 48 this Friday (1/31)(anyvite.com)
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San Diego Hacker News Meetup 47 this Friday (10/25)(anyvite.com)
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San Diego Hacker News Meetup 46 this Friday (9/27)(anyvite.com)
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San Diego Hacker News Meetup 45 this Friday (8/30)(anyvite.com)
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San Diego Hacker News Meetup 44 Tonight (Fri 7/27)(anyvite.com)
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San Diego Hacker News Meetup tomorrow (downtown near Comic-Con)(anyvite.com)
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by th 13y ago
The studios could probably claim the audio, script dialog, or subtitles as a work of their own, meaning the derivative is not sampling a "small portion of the work".
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by th 13y ago
That's a bold claim. Could you site a source or some examples to back it up?
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by th 13y ago
The Friday meetup is a social one. It's the only meetup I attend that is still active after 10pm. We are planning a mid-week meetup a couple weeks from now in downtown. We'll decide on a date after this week's meetup and po
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San Diego Hacker News Meetup 42 (Fri 6/28)(anyvite.com)
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San Diego Hacker News Meetup 41 (Fri 5/31)(anyvite.com)
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by th 13y ago
You can also hold down shift and click on the icon to open up a new window. Similarly if you use a keyboard shortcut to open your icons (like Win+1 to open the first icon) holding shift while pressing the shortcut will open a new window (Sh
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by th 13y ago
I'm using exactly that setup and it does work, it just took me many hours and over 100 lines of custom storages + settings code to get it working. I had to solve issues with custom domains, HTTPS, gzip, separate media/static files buckets,
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by th 13y ago
It told me I was 33 also and I'm 25. The survey at the end was fairly short. I wonder what factors they might be missing. I type most of the day in a terminal and rarely use my touchpad except for scrolling and occasional clicks on websit
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by th 13y ago
He is using the vim-powerline bundle for vim, but it looks like you're right about the tmux config.
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by th 13y ago
The status bar with the arrow breadcrumbs is powerline: https://github.com/Lokaltog/powerline There are bindings for tmux, bash, zsh, vim, and ipython (among others).
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by th 13y ago
I have actually heard "dunder" used in conversation multiple times at Python meetups. I think it's more useful in verbal conversation. I usually hear it used to replace the phrase "double underscore". For example: "a dunder call method ca
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by th 14y ago
I agree. It takes surprisingly few lines of code to make a nice wrapper with some shortcut aliases/functions to simplify the scripts. My whole tmux workflow is managed by about 30 lines of code to bootstrap by tmux session management: ht
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by th 14y ago
If you don't like the YAML format of teamocil or tmuxinator and just want to write shell scripts to do the same thing, check out tmuxstart: https://github.com/treyhunner/tmuxstart I made it shortly after switching to tmux last year. I ho
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by th 14y ago
It would be nice if there were a site dedicated to Hacker News meetups. It would be a lot easier to organize meetups when there were a place to go look for them and chat about them.
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by th 14y ago
You could always just sit, listen, and absorb the conversations. :)
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by th 14y ago
Most people tend to show up for part 1 at the bakery, but there's usually a couple people that show up late or only show up for part 2 at O'Brien's. Feel free to show up whenever you'd like. See you Friday!
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San Diego Hacker News Meetup 39 (Fri 3/29)(anyvite.com)
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by th 14y ago
Income is a strange thing. Scenario 1: Make a product in a month and sell it online. Assume you make $60,000 dollars over 2 years, performing only minor maintenance tasks occasionally. One way to look at it: That's $2,500 per month in inco
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by th 14y ago
> Note: This was at a time when we didn’t have version controls like git and people didn’t commit for every small feature. Change list sometimes varied between 10 lines to 25 files during a refactor. Does this mean you weren't using ver
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by th 14y ago
This is meant to be run in Node.js on a server, not in client-side JavaScript within a web browser.
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by th 14y ago
I gave away and eventually sold snippets of front end web tools (example code mostly) shortly after picking up basic JavaScript/HTML/CSS skills as a pre-teen in the late 90's. My first product was a "login" script (just JavaScript which gen

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