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From Code to Launch(read.doctant.com)
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Show HN: Doctant – edit and share documentation(producthunt.com)
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by travjones 11y ago
I disagree. This is a "show HN" post. Anyone should show anything they feel good about. Even if it's ABD (already been done). Keep the NoSQL databases and JS libraries coming!
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by travjones 11y ago
This is great. Mainstream media should be eating this up, but where are they?
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by travjones 11y ago
This is spot on. "Enterprise" dev life is way different than HN dev life.
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by travjones 11y ago
Everyone knows there's a direct relationship between stealth and FOMO. Maximize FOMO by remaining stealth as long as possible.
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by travjones 11y ago
I have no idea. Happens to me all the time on HN. :/ I still <3 you guys.
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by travjones 11y ago
It's funny that the author is selling the concept of microframeworks as a "new trend." It seems that devs are moving away from monolithic frameworks in general (no matter the language) for practical reasons, not because it&#x
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by travjones 11y ago
Yeah, you're probably right. I won't quit my day job. I saw farting as the collection of user data described in the article and thought the analogy was kind of funny.
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by travjones 11y ago
They are for sure. It's like if you fart and instead of owning up to your smelly fart you say, "Ewww. Who farted?" Or, you blame the fart on another person (in this case, Google) to distract people from identifying you as the
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by travjones 11y ago
This is tight as fuck! Wow. Nice work!
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by travjones 11y ago
I apologize to the HN Gods for suggesting that you go outside.
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by travjones 11y ago
There's a scale on the corner of Latta's desk. What's that for? [0] [0] https://stories.californiasunday.com/data/files/organization...
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by travjones 11y ago
Maybe we would all do well by closing our terminals, taking a break, and going outside to see what the weather is really like.
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by travjones 11y ago
"FPS Doug" instantly comes to mind. "Sometimes I think maybe I want to join the army. I mean, it's basically like FPS, except better graphics. But, what happens if I get lag out there? I'm dead! I mean, I even heard
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by travjones 11y ago
The netinst allows you to download the packages you manually select during the install. Wouldn't this allow you to install a minimal system with only the packages/apps you want? So this ~600MB "core" option is really for
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by travjones 11y ago
It's great to see that companies can turn a profit AND contribute to open source projects that benefit the web as a whole. Thanks, Cloudflare.
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by travjones 11y ago
AMD was the ish back in the day. Remember the Athlon 64?
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by travjones 11y ago
You are correct, they are not interchangeable. I didn't suggest that they were. I was offering CIs as an alternative for examining effects in general (e.g., comparing two groups); however, your choice of data representation will always
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by travjones 11y ago
I agree with #2, but I don't agree with #1. Why would one need a p-value to make a decision about the significance of a change in a dependent variable? Confidence intervals provide more information than p-values, and you can use them t
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by travjones 11y ago
Nothing more to add here, just that your explanation is perfect. Thanks.
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by travjones 11y ago
I agree. The tradeoff was not properly explained or qualified. <offtopic> In regards to vaccinations, I think the uninformed public should be provided with all information possible, including scientific evidence of the utility of vacc
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by travjones 11y ago
It seems that the authors tone is not "whiny," but maybe that was my interpretation. He is raising a serious concern: tools that people think are keeping them safe/anonymous are actually not 100% anonymous. I think this is al
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by travjones 11y ago
The decision seems reasonable to me. One could use virtualenv (included in the VM) to spin up a virtual python 3 environment when necessary.
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by travjones 11y ago
I'm still trying to figure out what an "evidence-oriented programming language" is...
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by travjones 12y ago
I <3 EFF.
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On Validating Software Ideas(blog.doctant.com)
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by travjones 12y ago
On the school bus; We've been best friends for about a decade.
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Skateboarding and Entrepreneurship(blog.doctant.com)
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