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timdorr
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> Also, it seems like a BuzzFeed clone, which Redditors despise. Primarily because Buzzfeed just copy-pastes content from Reddit with minimal credit. Upvoted at least looks to be providing genuinely improved-upon content with strong attr
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It should be on cdn.rawgit.com in production: https://rawgit.com/
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General Assembly doesn't offer online courses. It's solely in-person training.
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11y ago
Not only that, but the fuel source of an ICE must produce carbon output. However, there are many fuel sources for EVs that are carbon neutral (solar, wind, hydro, nuke). Where I live, my power comes from mostly nuclear sources, so the pro
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It's all open source and in the public domain: https://github.com/18F/web-design-standards They're also pretty active with the pull request system: https://github.com/18F/web-design-stand
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I think the Terraform/Nomad/Otto hierarchy is supposed to be like this: - Terraform defines that you have X servers with certain specs. - Otto defines that those servers are running Docker or whatever. - Nomad de
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> Use a tool like Webpack or Grunt or Browserify - IDEs haven't caught up to javascript development...yet. WebStorm is certainly close. It doesn't have much of the ES7 strawman stuff, but I wouldn't expect it to. However,
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No, this doesn't replace the Time or Time Steel, it's just another option on the same "Time" platform. The hardware comparison shows many of the same internals: http://developer.getpebble.com/guides/
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Most likely, since the connector on the back is the same (same USB charging cable as the Time). However, the band sizes are different (14mm/20mm vs 22mm), so you would have to make a band specifically sized for the Round vs. the Time&#
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There's a section in the article about how they use dashes instead of dots to separate octals in the IP. That way the wildcard cert covers those subdomains because they are only one level deep.
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One issue to go: https://github.com/nodejs/node/issues/2516 A .bat file is holding up the whole thing!
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Here's the same with Source Code Pro: http://screenshotcomparison.com/comparison/140474 I'm liking the asterisk and kerning in general. It's taller, so it feels a little more cramped between lines. That
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This is neat, but you're removing any ability to customize each of the sub-modules you're using. Something like how PreCSS does it would be helpful: https://github.com/jonathantneal/precss/blob/maste
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Do you mean cssnext? http://cssnext.io/ If so, that is also built on PostCSS and could be combined with this pack. Rucksack is just a packaging of other PostCSS plugins: https://github.com/simplaio/ruck
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Sorry, I was on my phone and it was the easiest way to get a short link. I've removed it and replaced it with a generic link.
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I might suggest giving the Rho Agenda book trilogy a whirl: http://www.amazon.com/Second-Ship-Rho-Agenda-Book-ebook/dp/B... The author does a good job of keeping the science plausible and grounded in reality. It c
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"Universal" is the new "isomorphic": https://medium.com/@mjackson/universal-javascript-4761051b7a...
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Because of the .ly TLD. Many companies employed a play on words to have a single-word domain for any word ending in -ly. Bit.ly is probably the most well-known. The problem is that .ly is managed by Libya, and they tend to have restrictive
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The FTC: https://www.ftc.gov/news-events/press-releases/2007/04/sweep... http://supermarketnews.com/retail-amp-financial/ap-settles-c... https://www.ftc.gov/news-eve
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It appears you can still share just your free shipping and create a "household" separately. I've have my friends on my Prime account separately from the Household with my wife. Free shipping sharing is here: https:/
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You can get this essentially via mysql_fdw: https://github.com/EnterpriseDB/mysql_fdw
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Yes, there are: http://www.postgresql.org/docs/9.4/static/extend-extensions.... https://wiki.postgresql.org/wiki/Foreign_data_wrappers
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Your best bet is no integration at all. Just set up webpack to read from ./app/assets and output to ./public. Run it separately, preferable with a foreman Procfile for development (I've used Procfile.dev before).
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Then, to be extremely frank, it sounds like the game is a technical failure and should be abandoned. Trying to fix an older game such as this seems like an uphill climb. Better to greenfield it and start from scratch. The original engine so
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There is a Dokku "application" VM you can one-click install on Digital Ocean. It's nearly identical to Heroku in terms of convenience and significantly better in price. For simple projects you might normally relegate to a Hob
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Though in this case, it's a crazy performance hack from Vyacheslav Egorov. Check out the graph: https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/934293/6550014/d3...
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Honest question: Why?
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Probably not. Their previous round was $37.2m on a $153m post, so about 25% equity. Hosting is very low margin, so valuations trend lower than other businesses. I would say $500m valuation, tops. Most likely <$400m.
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Except PG index usage in the query plan is dependant on stats about the table (row count, width, etc). So, you would need to continually run it against production data and have it forever chase the perfect set of indices. If you did end up
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Here's the code: https://github.com/mattermost/platform From the look of the screenshots ( http://www.mattermost.org/70-2/ ), I'd say there are some copyright concerns with the styles. T
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