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tkone
9y ago
or just fs.createReadStream('file.txt').pipe(fs.createWriteStream('new-file.txt')) Streams are too slow you say? fs.writeFileSync('new-file.txt', fs.readFileSync('file.txt')) I've never had a pro
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9y ago
> If yarn had been approached with more senior developers I think it could have replaced npm entirely. Some very senior developers were involved in it's development including the original author of Babel, someone who has been a core
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9y ago
This is what Proxy[1] is for. [1] https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Refe...
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10y ago
Because there is no such thing as anonymity on the internet, especially if you're able to buy browsing history. AOL released a slew of anonymous search results in the early 2000s as a dataset. It took a few weeks (months maybe?) to sta
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tkone
10y ago
Just because a lawyer has said something is "OK" doesn't make it legal. Lawyers (even expensive ones) give bad advice all the time for lots of various reasons, or advice that isn't bad at the time, but bad going forward
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10y ago
when leftists want to kick people out of the country or be supported by the KKK or grope/molest woman, etc we can be worried about your thought experiment. when the candidate you choose to support openly wants to make life harder, more
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tkone
11y ago
I wrote some javascript you can stick on your page that blocks all attempts for genius to inject shit into your DOM. https://github.com/toddself/genius-blocker
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tkone
11y ago
This is great. Nagging people might actually get them to upgrade to a supported, secure browser. I literally see nothing wrong with this.
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11y ago
i have an app that was written for 0.8 three years ago. it is running on 4.2 with no modification. (it doesn't use any binary add ons). javascript is almost entirely backwards compatible because they can't break the web. Other a
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Rolling Dice as a Service
(roll.space)
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tkone
11y ago
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tkone
12y ago
someone did an `npm publish` without having either `private: true` or a separate private registry config set in the package.json. You CAN unpublish it's sort of not easy since replication.
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tkone
12y ago
The good part about npm is that if you run it as `sudo` it will de-authenticate when it's running any script in it's package files. So at least those won't be run with sudo permission.
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12y ago
`--verbose`
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Show HN: A SAX based HTML-Markdown parser
(github.com)
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12y ago
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Show HN: JSXHint for Facebook/Instagrams React.js
(github.com)
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tkone
13y ago
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13y ago
Must be nice to have enough money to pay the astronomical rents that a doorman building costs!
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13y ago
The last fifteen packages we've ordered were via the USPS. Either someone at Amazon thinks this is hilarious to mess with people, or their system for selecting carriers is oddly tuned.
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13y ago
How do you fit a 45lbs crib in a box that is 4'x4'x5' in your mail box? That's gotta be a huge mailbox sir! OR the post office could end its monopoly of your mailbox...
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tkone
13y ago
I would so happily pay more to choose my carrier. When I started Amazon Prime several years ago the amount I ordered from Amazon skyrocketed -- 2 day delivery for free? Crap, I don't ever have to go to Target, Toys'r'Us, the
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tkone
13y ago
That might be exactly what needs to happen. The post office needs to fail so it can be rebuild in a better state. Allowing it to continue to exist as it stands is certainly no option.
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13y ago
Tried that. We just get another slip since they're still not carrying the packages. It really does depend on your post office. Bed-Stuy? No way!
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13y ago
Agreed - the real issue is that USPS is a horribly managed and run organization. Sadly since they will continue to exist in this state, I feel the only recourse is to get Amazon, which does listen to customers, to either force change upon i
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Why I Canceled Amazon Prime
(tck.io)
63 points
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tkone
13y ago
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Show HN: MongoSync for Backbone/Node
(github.com)
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13y ago
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Sharing Backbone models between front-end and back-end (Part 1 of 2)
(blog.selfassembled.org)
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13y ago
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13y ago
News story: http://www.seattlepi.com/local/article/Interstate-5-bridge-c...
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Google Maps has removed the collapsed I-5 bridge in WA
(maps.google.com)
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13y ago
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13y ago
and would also be against my confidentiality agreement. These are hypothetical numbers. Lets say it's .5% at $0.30 -- the numbers are variables, doesn't change what the outcome is.
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tkone
13y ago
You're a crazy man. I've not gotten paid before because we had no money, but that didn't stop our founder from vacationing in France. (Different startup than this last one).
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13y ago
I have never joined a startup for the money, either in the short term (hilarious) or the long term, but rather for the plethora of opportunities. All those things are great and decent resume builders, but in reality there is a unsaid agree
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