tristanperry

14 ms·

91.
by tristanperry 7y ago
Yep, and that's the sad thing. As a Brit, it used to be a simple flow: check Netflix, almost certainly on there, watch. Now it's usually not on there, and checking JustWatch shows that it's unavailable in the UK (without payi
92.
by tristanperry 7y ago
You don't with Netflix - you can just re-subscribe whenever you would like.
93.
by tristanperry 8y ago
I was thinking wedding gifts on a table, but same sort of thing.
94.
by tristanperry 8y ago
> The $35,000 Model 3 is still absent from the product line. I find it bad that they hyped it up for so long and then removed it from online sales a month later, but you can still order it over the phone or in-branch. Plus despite some r
95.
by tristanperry 8y ago
"when"? It'd only be nightmarish if the driver (and passengers) have no faith in autopilot. .. in which case, I doubt the road-trip would be driven entirely on autopilot.
96.
by tristanperry 8y ago
Wait, what? I'm a Brit and assumed this was just an early April Fools Day joke - especially as a few articles said it was due to be implemented on 1st April 2018, but was delayed until 1st April 2019. What a bizarre policy.
97.
by tristanperry 8y ago
Their new Shanghai factory (Gigafactory 3) seems to be partially built with the Model Y in mind so I wouldn't count against this actually being true.
98.
by tristanperry 8y ago
Essentially yes - a Java stream returns an iterable object, which we can perform further operations such as filtering down, mapping to something else or 'collecting' it into another object (et al).
99.
by tristanperry 8y ago
The UK isn't the only country to be getting quite strict in this regard: Germany being a prime example.
100.
by tristanperry 8y ago
Over a decade ago a university student got held for six days[0] after viewing (and printing) some terrorist tactics which were apparently directly relevant to his research. It's concerning that the sentences have now got even stricter
101.
by tristanperry 8y ago
(I answered this in the other thread, but thought I'd crosspost here too) It can be a tricky one, but fundamentally the _reason_ why change isn't happening needs to be understood. A company full of smart people is unlikely to _nev
102.
by tristanperry 8y ago
It can be a tricky one, but fundamentally the _reason_ why change isn't happening needs to be understood. A company full of smart people is unlikely to _never_ want change for any reason - especially if that change would clearly make e
103.
by tristanperry 8y ago
> I think the new generation is caught up in quizzes that stir up emotions, and psychological tests that determine whether a giraffe is your spirit animal. You're definitely wrong on this point (and as others have said, it's a
104.
by tristanperry 8y ago
I think this comes down to team culture and morale. This certainly does happen in a team with a bad culture/morale, but IMO it's just a symptom of the wider issues. But yep, code reviews do make situations with bad morale worse IM
105.
by tristanperry 9y ago
Sorry to hear about that :( And thanks for the honesty - it's always good to get the balancing stories.
106.
by tristanperry 10y ago
I agree and not sure why you've been downvoted originally. I've also seen plenty of non-tech-savvy users use the internet who seem almost confused if a website isn't 'using www'.
107.
by tristanperry 11y ago
Looks like a solid No victory - a 21% gap between no and yes. Live results available at http://ekloges.ypes.gr/current/e/public/index.html#{%22cls%2... } (click on GB flag on bottom left to change to English)
108.
by tristanperry 11y ago
Clicking on the little Great Britain flag on the bottom left will change the webpage to English.
109.
Real time Greek referendum results(ekloges.ypes.gr)
38 points by tristanperry 11y ago|45 comments
110.
by tristanperry 12y ago
I do agree, however remember that you can get SSL certs from $9 (e.g. from NameCheap). You might be able to pay lower if you shop around too. Also even if it was used as a fairly strong ranking signal, if Google still approach their ranking
111.
by tristanperry 12y ago
What might be nice as well is to put a Py3K alternative alongside any red libraries, where applicable. I'm not sure how much work it'd be but it might be useful to see how much Py2k library functionality can already be achieved in
112.
by tristanperry 12y ago
Sounds like a great opportunity for personal relaxation & development :-) Oh and I guess this means that Matt Cutts will be commenting in every HN thread from now on ^^
113.
by tristanperry 12y ago
I had fun with this; definitely a good mini game to learn more about XSS, although it's a pitty that you can cheat-pass a level simply by appending '/record' to the end of the URL. (Granted it's just a game) I.e. h
114.
by tristanperry 12y ago
Not sure when the post was made, but ronnier later replied that it's http://www.softsyshosting.com . I definitely agree though - they sound like a very poor host. One of my websites received an invalid DMCA via my host, and
115.
by tristanperry 12y ago
A very good article; well written and explained. For Java web development, it is worth re-considering Spring Boot though * ( http://projects.spring.io/spring-boot/ ) Spring MVC and Data (et al) powered entirely by annota
116.
by tristanperry 13y ago
You might need to click "Search instead for" to trigger the 'correct' search. It's also odd how: <script[ \\to[^<] (?:(?!<\\/script>)<[^<] ) <\\/script[ \\t]?> runs in <0.5 secon
117.
(Relatively) slow Google search (2.64 seconds)(google.com)
2 points by tristanperry 13y ago|2 comments
118.
by tristanperry 13y ago
As patio11 says, the margin on domains are fairly small and so many domain companies survive on the upsells instead. Verisign's current .com price is $7.85 and for .net is $5.62. This is the minimum that the registrars (GoDaddy, NameCh
119.
by tristanperry 13y ago
I think a bigger story from these statistics is the rise in Linux: "while Linux gained 0.17 percentage points (to 1.73 percent)" Going from 1.56% to 1.73% is an ~11% increase, which is a pretty large rise (albeit from a smaller ba
120.
by tristanperry 13y ago
I'm looking to learn Python, so it's a pitty that there's a schism of sorts within Python. This sort of reminds me about PHP 6: a project with initially high momentum and various ideas to clean up the language. But over time

More ›