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by zuck9 9y ago
It didn't work for me on macOS. I tried it on `yes` and `sleep 5` but it simply quit the program. No files were saved.
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by zuck9 9y ago
> As someone who has struggled with my parents for years to let me go Why is that? Helicopter parents?
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by zuck9 9y ago
Me too. The redirect_uri URL must be absolute
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by zuck9 9y ago
Is that a default behavior or something you chose to do? What if there's a bigger security fix you need to push to people asap?
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Ask HN: Install macOS in another partition and boot it before crossing borders?
3 points by zuck9 9y ago|2 comments
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Vantage.js: a new take on interactive CLI for Node backends(github.com)
2 points by zuck9 9y ago|0 comments
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by zuck9 9y ago
Ads? Simplest way to sustain. Pastebin does it.
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by zuck9 9y ago
What APIs do you use atm?
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by zuck9 9y ago
> fsck ERROR: volume / is mounted with write access. Re-run with (-l) to freeze volume. > fuck No fucks given
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by zuck9 9y ago
I'd love to see the whole list, do you have it written down?
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by zuck9 9y ago
What's the risk?
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by zuck9 10y ago
They can definitely see the stats for when users click the "Delete Account" button. Also they can see the usage metrics drop for existing consumers, who have not deleted their accounts but have simply deleted the app.
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by zuck9 10y ago
Noob auestion: why "Mike#2" instead of simply "Mike"?
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Silicon Psalm (1980) [pdf](duntemann.com)
1 points by zuck9 10y ago|0 comments
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by zuck9 10y ago
Can someone link to a video of this session, or the title and the year WWDC was held?
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by zuck9 10y ago
It does, and so does iOS when you connect to a WiFi network that has a portal.
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by zuck9 10y ago
I don't use it much, or rather at all so I don't have much to say. GitLab has a more appealing UI than BitBucket (likely more features too), they have a great team who hang out here on HN and respond to feedback very quickly, they
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by zuck9 10y ago
Imo, GitLab is a more worthy competitor than BitBucket.
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by zuck9 10y ago
https://xkcd.com/1553/
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Free catch-all email forwarding(improvmx.com)
3 points by zuck9 10y ago|0 comments
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by zuck9 10y ago
There is BitBar and it works great with brew services and a lot of other things.
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by zuck9 10y ago
The node_modules folder is my least favorite part of the JS ecosystem. I realize now that's mostly because of npm-cli. npm-cli's job was simple. Take in a `package.json` as input and output the same `node_modules` folder as fast a
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by zuck9 10y ago
ES6 lets you define functions like a => a * 2 Or (a, b, c) => a * b ^ c
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Ask HN: People who looked down upon Node.js/JS, has ES6/etc. changed your views?
5 points by zuck9 10y ago|5 comments
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by zuck9 10y ago
Also, they have written a unit test to make sure this cannot happen ever again.
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by zuck9 10y ago
I think a more apt analogy would be a public book library that gets rebuilt 4 times. On the 4th time though they built it alongside the old building instead of demolishing it.
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Little Big Details(littlebigdetails.com)
1 points by zuck9 10y ago|0 comments
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by zuck9 10y ago
I used to `touch node_modules/.metadata_never_index` to prevent Spotlight from wasting disk cycles by indexing that stupid folder. After searching "In Praise of Idleness", it doesn't seem to prevent it. :/ Anyone kn
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by zuck9 10y ago
Reading this leaves me doubtful whether to use MongoDB or not again: https://www.google.com/search?q=dont+use+mongodb https://www.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/3dvzsl/why_you... Do p
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by zuck9 10y ago
Yeah, Nick "deleted 20507 characters in body" five hours ago: http://stackoverflow.com/posts/38484433/revisions

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