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Photographer Being Sued by a Monkey Over Its “Selfie” Is Now Broke
(iflscience.com)
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9y ago
All things equal. Specie A (with this disease) stop cannibalizing after seeing the outcome, better chance of survival. Specie B (without this disease) eat themselves to the last person... Lower chance of survival as a specie. Nature "c
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yblu
10y ago
Wow, that's pretty subtle. Thanks for explaining.
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10y ago
This `for` loop looks particularly curious to me: for (int i = this.bindings.Count - 1; i >= 0; i = Math.Min(this.bindings.Count - 1, i - 1)) Why isn't the last expression a normal i--?
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10y ago
> The view process is very limited, just standard web APIs. Nitpicking here, but the view (rendering) process in Electron can actually use the Node API [1]. The difference in API access privilege between the two types of process is in wh
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yblu
10y ago
I first read about this connection in Paul Graham's essay "How to be Silicon Valley" [1] [1]: http://www.paulgraham.com/siliconvalley.html
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10y ago
Also check out this book "TED Talks: The Official TED Guide to Public Speaking" [1], written by the owner of TED himself. I read many books on public speaking and this is by far the best. I've been giving it as gift to friend
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10y ago
I did the switch. The most important thing is reading these 2 books: * Peopleware * The Mythical Man-Month I can't think of better books on managing software projects and software developers.
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10y ago
I read a few dozens each year. These are the top in my 2016 list. * Zero to One: Notes on Startups, or How to Build the Future. If you can read only one book on startup this year, read this book. * Elon Musk: Tesla, SpaceX, and the Quest fo
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10y ago
Drivers for Prime Now do get tips. Source: I always tip Prime Now drivers (via the app).
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10y ago
One weekend, to scratch my own long-time itch, I coded up a simple browser extension to display GitHub repo code in tree view [1]. It now also supports GitLab, works on Chrome/Firefox/Opera/Safari and has almost 90K users. [1
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10y ago
It's a measure of depth. (Source: I watched the live streaming.)
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10y ago
> Now I run into situations where promises cascade up from a few async calls and affect every API built on top of them Can you elaborate what you meant by that?
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NPM hydra worm disclosure [pdf]
(kb.cert.org)
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Show HN: Octotree now supports GitLab
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11y ago
Does anyone know what tool is used to create the stockfighter API doc [1]? Looks really nice. [1] https://starfighter.readme.io/v1.0/docs
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Climate Change Means One World’s Death and Another’s Birth
(wired.com)
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Don't fuck up the culture
(medium.com)
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How I worked remotely from 11 cities in 3 months
(medium.com)
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11y ago
I guess what s/he meant was having something like this in the store: handleComment(comment) { if (comment === '') this.dispatch('comment-error', 'empty') else svc.send(comment) .th
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11y ago
I wonder how everyone takes care of error handling in Flummox (or Flux in general)? Would you also trigger an action, then wait for the store to set some sort of error state? Basically, how would you migrate the following code to Flux:
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Is the many worlds hypothesis just a fantasy?
(aeon.co)
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Microsoft is interesting again
(medium.com)
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12y ago
>> which is solved in ES6 by introducing lexical scoping I thought JS has always had lexical scoping. What's new in ES6 allowing variables to have block scope.
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12y ago
Or use fastdom[1], which batches reads and writes to reduce layout thrashing. [1]: https://github.com/wilsonpage/fastdom
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12y ago
This article by Jake Archibald does a good job of explaining the underlying mechanism used by libraries such as walkway.js: http://jakearchibald.com/2013/animated-line-drawing-svg/ .
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yblu
12y ago
Great info, Nick. Thanks for sharing.
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12y ago
> Redis has 2 slaves, SQL has 2 replicas, tag engine has 3 nodes, elastic has 3 nodes - any other service has high availability as well (and exists in both data centers) Does this mean the 2 Redis slaves, 2 SQL replicates etc. are in a s
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12y ago
You can find both Firefox and Safari prebuilt packages here: https://github.com/buunguyen/octotree/tree/master/dist .
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12y ago
Done. I've added a build script to generate structures for Chrome, Firefox and Safari. The prebuilt packages for Firefox and Safari are here: https://github.com/buunguyen/octotree/tree/master/dist .
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