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by yahelc 13y ago
+1. very interested in using it. http://sqlfiddle.com/ sort of does this, but not in the way Dataclips does.
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by yahelc 13y ago
You could even embed the URL as an image in the email, and if images are enabled, it would trigger a GET request.
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by yahelc 13y ago
That's a function of the Baby Boomers starting to enter their mid-60s.
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Comedian Furious After Airbnb Rents His Apartment To "XXX Freak Fest" Orgy(gothamist.com)
29 points by yahelc 13y ago|31 comments
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by yahelc 13y ago
I didn't, that's really useful! Sharing the documentation links for the benefit of others, since it's not easily found: Documentation for the query() function: https://support.google.com/drive/answer&#x2F
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by yahelc 13y ago
"for the modern man" is a very gendered idiomatic phrase unrelated to mankind. https://www.google.com/search?q="for+the+modern+man" Note how all of the results are all about men and manliness, which is f
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by yahelc 13y ago
The landing page is on the gh-pages branch of the repo. I filed an issue for it here: https://github.com/scoutapp/scout_realtime/issues/6 Only reason I didn't file a PR myself was I wasn't sure what
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by yahelc 13y ago
Is there any functional deeplinking comparable to: twitter://post?message=hello%world in the current Facebook app? Lots of older posts indicate fb://publish/?text=helloworld once worked, but it doesn't
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by yahelc 13y ago
Sent (well, as soon as my blockchain updates).
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by yahelc 13y ago
I got approved for the Beta ~5 minutes after applying, so it seems like it's a pretty quick turnaround.
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by yahelc 13y ago
I've been using Stripe Checkout now for a few months now, and besides the lack of built-in support for coupon codes, it's pretty perfect.
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by yahelc 13y ago
I just moved from NYC to Oakland. When I moved, I switched my LinkedIn location to "Oakland, California". Immediately, I went from 2-3 recruiters per week to none at all. Mostly out of curiosity (since I'm not looking for a n
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by yahelc 13y ago
This seems to be the correct URL: http://romuluscrisan.com/blog/2014/02/24/why-i-choose-github...
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The Math That Predicted The Revolutions Sweeping The Globe Right Now(motherboard.vice.com)
2 points by yahelc 13y ago|0 comments
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by yahelc 13y ago
My point was that the domain of the top URL you're on isn't relevant. Should have been clearer that the domain of the request itself needs to match.
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by yahelc 13y ago
Ah, yes. I should have been clearer in my comment. Obviously, the request needs to be served from the domain or subdomain in question, but it doesn't need match the URL of the page you're on, and it doesn't need to be an ifra
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by yahelc 13y ago
The other answers to your question are technically all feasible, but are all extremely unlikely to be how this was actually done. This is just what third party cookies are. Cookies set from the server-side (ie, the Set-Cookie header) can se
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by yahelc 13y ago
Yeah, I think you're right. A bunch of popular terms have precipitous, unexplained drops in Q3. Still, even if you ignore Q3, there's still been a drastic drop.
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by yahelc 13y ago
This post made me realize how infrequently we've been seeing HN posts about CoffeeScript in recent months, and the data seems to back that up: http://hntrends.jerodsanto.net/?q=coffeescript I guess we've passed Pe
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Show HN: HARFiddle. Easily store, share & analyze HAR data from Chrome DevTools(harfiddle.com)
2 points by yahelc 13y ago|0 comments
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by yahelc 13y ago
Assuming you're referring to AWS Auto Scaling, they added a GUI for it back in December: http://aws.amazon.com/about-aws/whats-new/2013/12/10/auto-sc...
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by yahelc 13y ago
No, the only problem case is HTTPS->HTTP. Default behaviors: HTTP->HTTP: Referrer HTTP->HTTPS: Referrer HTTPS->HTTPS: Referrer HTTPS->HTTP: No Referrer :(
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by yahelc 13y ago
That's not the issue here. The issue is that Hacker News is on HTTPS, but the link he posted to dictionarydomains.co isn't. Browsers don't pass a referrer on links between HTTPS->HTTP. So, visits from HN don't have a
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by yahelc 13y ago
No apologies necessary! I was simply letting the skeptical person know that in my case it took 2 hours and that you were legit.
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by yahelc 13y ago
I tried it out with a $20 card this morning (I've had it for 3 years and never remember to use it on the rare occasion that I'm at Starbucks). I just received my 0.014916 bitcoin via Coinbase. It took 2 hours between when I subm
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by yahelc 13y ago
Neat. More useful for projects without unminified sources, like Google Analytics. Here's the output for ga.js: https://gist.github.com/yahelc/00299f2e4a3c07cafa1a
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by yahelc 13y ago
Chances are it's a boring answer -- lots of things were blindly cut due to the sequester.
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by yahelc 13y ago
XP was released in Fall of 2001. At best, it's going through puberty and is about to have its bar mitzvah.
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by yahelc 13y ago
That reads as "Less than $1/day" to me...
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This picture changes when you click it...(twitter.com)
7 points by yahelc 13y ago|1 comments

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