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by xasos 12y ago
Doesn't help that PayPal has bought the main challengers for p2p payments (Venmo) and Infrastructure (Braintree). Stripe will save us in one of these regards, however.
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They would definitely have to tweak and re-arrange android to work in a more modular system, where software can be built by the manufacturer/on the fly with pre-built components you can put in the software (depending on what module you
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The hardware, albeit expensive, is pretty nice as well.
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Location: Chicago, IL Remote: No Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: HTML, CSS, Javascript (Angular + React + Node), Python/Flask, iOS (Swift/Objective-C) Résumé/CV: Please e-mail me :) Email: nirajpant7@gmail.com GitHub:
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This looks awesome! I've always been looking for something like this. Stamplay[1] has been like IFTTT for backend development, but it simply can't match the number and quality of modules of IFTTT (yet). This will make integration
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I would love this as well. Looks like it's Bryce Roberts and OATV spearheading the effort[1] and they will probably reveal more soon. [1] https://twitter.com/bryce/status/551206219885473792
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by xasos 12y ago
This looks awesome! Premii's HN client[1] is probably my favorite so far. [1] http://hn.premii.com/
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by xasos 12y ago
Has anyone tried scraping the Who is Hiring thread? I know it would probably have some errors due to formatting, but it would be interesting to see how well it could be automated.
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I would love this. While I enjoy reading scientific papers, some are just over my head.
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>Planning has played the biggest part in reducing accidents. Roads in Sweden are built with safety prioritised over speed or convenience. Low urban speed-limits, pedestrian zones and barriers that separate cars from bikes and oncoming tr
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> Btw, we are actually working on a charger that automatically moves out from the wall & connects like a solid metal snake. For realz. > This can be used with all existing Model S cars, not just futures ones. [1] Boy, do the Holid
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Sellotape in Australia also :)
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It depends on language. In node, you can set environment variables in the code with process.env and Python with os.environ and then use those to specify the values on the command line. In fact, even services like Heroku will let you edit t
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It always amazes me to see the sheer amount of API keys left around in GitHub repositories. You can search anything like Twilio API Key and come out with hundreds of thousands of results. I wonder to what extent these keys have been exploit
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Always use environment variables. They are probably the best way to safeguard your API keys.
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> You can always invent another excuse for why it's more convenient to Torrent something than pay the paltry $8 or $10/month for Netflix, ie the cost of a few cups of coffee or about an hour's wages in a low-paying job. T
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> Taken one step further, since Tesla is constantly transmitting telemetry to home base, Tesla HQ likely knows the average battery consumption of all other drivers who have ever driven that route. This would allow non-topographical varia
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I practice this by writing API documentation. When I can't seem to write code or want to take a break, I write out a plan of what I'm going to do or flesh out the documentation. Not only does it provide me a rigid framework for wh
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tig[1] is another really nice tool to check the diff while on the working branch. It shows things like what branch different remotes are on and a nice tree of what has happened on the source tree (merges, pull requests, etc.) [1] https:&#
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Congrats to the Instacart team! I love what they are doing. Their app has a great user interface and the service is fast and easy to use. It's definitely interesting to see that the world is finally ready for something like this, becau
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Same. Can't seem to find many flights from a major hub city (ORD). I've just been flipping in new airport codes into the custom URL[1], but haven't gotten anything yet. [1] https://skiplagged.com/?src=ORD&
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>We are now in another period with great opportunity for people in the IT industry, and we want to have as many people as possible join the party! Everyone should code. And we have made it so easy! Create a GitHub account, watch some of
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I concur, however it is burning out a lot of web developers. Javascipt is moving way too fast for many people with the constant new libraries and frameworks coming out. Having to learn and write code in Angular 1.x, then having to re-write
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> solve small problems for which Python/Ruby would have traditionally been used, good file system, stream and networking APIs, but concurrency as a first class citizen, garbage collected, fast startup time I think for the most part
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I'm especially excited for their Google X projects[1] - Google Glass 2, Google X Display, and self-driving cars. If reports[2] are true that the self-driving car will start testing next month, I predict 2015 may be the year that autono
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Bank Of England To Monitor Social Networks(news.sky.com)
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This looks super interesting, and I'm definitely going to try it out when I'm back at home. GitHub repo if anyone is interested (with install instructions): https://github.com/auchenberg/chrome-devtools-app
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by xasos 12y ago
As a Chicago native, Lou Malnati's is a Chicago classic - and pretty much every one I know here has grown up on it.
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Yup. Our hot dogs are pretty different (onions, dill pickle, tomato, relish, and mustard). And don't even think about putting ketchup on it!
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Keep a commit streak. My current streak is at 153 days[1]. I've seen that I have grown as a developer, learning new languages and writing better code. It's awesome that git quantifies commits and puts it on a graph. I've adap

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