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by tribby 9y ago
> You accept long-term “technical debt” with the adoption of any technology. how long have they been using perl5 over at craiglist?
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by tribby 9y ago
If you like the valerie project's music, check out espers, helena espvall + masaki batoh, meg baird, fairport convention, greg weeks, ilyas ahmed, lau nau, gavin bryars, orion rigel dommisse, heron oblivion (definitely chaotic though)
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by tribby 9y ago
the valerie project[0] was a psychedelic folk band that toured the US playing screenings of "valerie and her week of wonders," a 1970 czech surrealist horror movie (highly recommended!). they were pretty awesome, especially for a
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by tribby 9y ago
the idea that blockchains with utility are valued as a % of BTC is the real insanity. IMO the nature of crypto-panic will change quite a bit when fairx and other similar "every shitcoin is a cash market now" exchanges get off the
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by tribby 9y ago
nowadays bitcoin mining rigs use ASICs that are optimized for the task, so I don't think that would be a good idea. on a general purpose system you can use GPUs and BOINC with SETI, not sure about GIMPS.
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by tribby 9y ago
> Nuxt.js evidently reached the same conclusion, because they too have dynamic route parameters encoded in filenames. nuxt.js applications don't need to rely on filenames for routing. there's a handy nuxt module for this -- ht
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by tribby 9y ago
monero has become popular in this space, but the average (illicit) user is still probably making operational mistakes while buying, using, and selling it. in the case of monero a lot of people like to skip the step where they download a 30G
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by tribby 9y ago
using a lot of memory is still better than monero's requirement that you synch a 30+GB blockchain
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by tribby 9y ago
this appears to be a trick of sorts. according to a comment by one of the brothers, faceid only acknowledged the new user after the phone had been unlocked via PIN while looking at it. that sounds a bit like an intentional feature for train
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by tribby 9y ago
the robinhood API is unofficial (for now) but it's an easy way to pick up stock data for free. https://github.com/sanko/Robinhood
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by tribby 9y ago
I love perl, but probably only because I am already well versed in it. can do a lot with it and it still is the best option for some things. I wish perl 6 had a larger community, it actually looks very cool.
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by tribby 9y ago
eh, for signal, fine. it's the companies with tons of cash and employees that don't have an excuse.
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by tribby 9y ago
the last truly great episode of the simpsons was season 9, episode 21, "girly edition," but its rapid decline began in season 8.
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by tribby 9y ago
certbot[1] is a tool for automating the Lets Encrypt process on something like a DO droplet. there's some info about SSL in the wordpress docs[2] 1. https://certbot.eff.org/ 2. https://make.wordpress.org&#x2
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by tribby 9y ago
post a boarding pass on facebook, get your account stolen? there's an alternate title for this one. post about commandeering accounts on your blog, get the CFAA thrown at you and go to jail. this is anything but responsible.
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by tribby 9y ago
yes. a year or two ago they built out an editorial staff.
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by tribby 9y ago
that was my question too. seems like no for now, and no plans either.
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by tribby 9y ago
bookmarked the README to look at later. challenging part would be a polyfill using snap.svg or something like that for browsers that dont support otvar well (basically all of them except chrome canary and the webkit nightly)
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by tribby 9y ago
shelter is way more expensive than opioids. > Why wouldn't they rather spend the money on things that mattered? addicts aren't addicted to things that matter. they can want to spend their money on things to better their situa
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by tribby 9y ago
presumably they made the final decision later in the process than design modifications would allow - I bet the space is fully utilized in the 8.
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by tribby 9y ago
It's missing variable fonts with animated font-variation-settings ...I'll see myself to the door :)
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by tribby 9y ago
possible, though I don't think that was it. their prices were more than 2x the cost of the low end of wash-and-fold services, maybe a little below the high end. their infrastructure shouldn't have cost much. maybe they hired too m
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by tribby 9y ago
not mentioned is washio, which was one of the few uber-for-x startups I was surprised to see fail. solved a real problem.
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by tribby 9y ago
I wonder where switchfly factors in to all that, it was my impression they did white label stuff for a number of the above -- apparently not?
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by tribby 9y ago
I agree. and it's not just transportation, or even taxes, it's also the cost of labor. iphones are assembled in china because chinese workers are cheaper than automating those particular jobs. cars, on the other hand, are almost e
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by tribby 9y ago
I can only imagine that they are not doing this to "put the customer first" but rather because they offered unlimited storage with a linux client. that made it a popular choice with the data-hoarding/seedbox/plex server
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by tribby 9y ago
I looked into this because I remembered weex having a different alibaba site[1]. it looks like weex became an ASF incubator project ~6 mos ago. around the same time, evan you (vue creator) mentioned on twitter (or maybe a github comment, I
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by tribby 9y ago
yes, weex[1], which is becoming some sort of apache project. it was formerly (?) an alibaba project, not actually sure on the specifics RE: changing of hands. 1. https://weex.apache.org/
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by tribby 9y ago
you've made a great choice. forget about patents: vue is a joy to use. can't say the same about react, personally. also check out nuxt.js, a small abstraction layer on top of vue that has some opinions about file structure and als
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by tribby 9y ago
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