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KrisJordan
4y ago
The Department of Computer Science at UNC Chapel Hill, which Fred founded in 1964, shares our official remembrance letter here: https://cs.unc.edu/news-article/remembering-department-found...
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KrisJordan
4y ago
"The teacher's job is to design learning experiences; not primarily to impart information." -Fred Brooks A favorite, lesser known quote of Fred's from his technical communications course at UNC and a SIGCSE talk. Beyond
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4y ago
As faculty at UNC CS, I can mournfully confirm this is indeed the case. He passed peacefully at his home in Chapel Hill earlier this evening, surrounded by family.
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4y ago
That your commits are made locally, in a clone of the entire repository, is decentralized. Your local respiratory accrues history as divergent (and unbeknownst) from upstream as you'd like it to. If you're going to collaborate i
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KrisJordan
6y ago
This feature is brace expansion.
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KrisJordan
11y ago
FWIW, Brown University was doing research in this *Pad field (stylus-based input apps for domain specific notations) in the late 90s/2000s. I was a member of this group for a brief period of time. It's really exciting to see a res
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TestFlight with iOS8 allows 1000 beta testers via email
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12y ago
Yes, it appears to be Time Warner Cable specific (in the Triangle NC area, at least)
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Big Bertha Is Digging Seattle's Massive Underground Freeway
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Setting up Push-to-Deploy with git
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13y ago
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13y ago
What I'm finding from using and talking to beta users of DidSum (referenced in another comment on this post) is that the act of physically tracking a behavior has value in building habits and improving toward goals (or being extra awar
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KrisJordan
13y ago
I'm building a mobile app, called DidSum, that focuses on your #2 "Avoid Data Entry, but Make it Easy" (and putting an API around the data). It's almost ready for broader use. I use DidSum to track running, blogging, eat
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13y ago
I suppose I am part of your Ph.D. 'attrition' statistic. It's less atrocious than you'd think. I enrolled in Brown's Ph.D. CS computer program immediately after undergrad. In retrospect, I was too green to do proper
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13y ago
Interestingly, some dev certificates/provisioning profiles I setup in the day prior to the outage do not appear to exist anymore. It seems as though they must have reverted back to some point earlier in the week.
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Google Treasure Maps
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13y ago
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14y ago
Braintree isn't the only HTTPS API a developer will consume. Rather than bury the knowledge of HTTPS best practice in the black box of a library, why not exemplify it in language-specific examples of plain-old REST API documentation? If the
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14y ago
Thanks for the heads up. Made a quick fix by taking out affix on the column. Tried to get this up pretty quickly with Bootstrap, need to spend some more time on it this weekend. Sorry for the annoyance.
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KrisJordan
14y ago
Good catch -- need to get that page up :) Built echo primarily to help me test wiretap so it hasn't gotten much documentation love. Will get that up this weekend.
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KrisJordan
14y ago
Yep, you're right. Duly noted, thanks.
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14y ago
It got changed, sorry. Original title was "9 uses for cURL everyone should know". Perhaps a bit assumptive.
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14y ago
So you can use -I with another method, but as soon as you add a body curl refuses. Went ahead and just took that scenario out of the post -- but your redirection snippet is great.
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14y ago
Ah, great catch. Added a note about having to specify the method explicitly / that -I uses HEAD implicitly. Thanks!
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Uses for cURL
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14y ago
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The Inverted Pyramid & other Tips on Making Product Demos
(krisjordan.com)
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14y ago
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14y ago
Thanks, I'll try and get you beta access as soon as possible.
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14y ago
Thanks! Yep, the local connection will tunnel through an HTTPS connect, so it should work from behind aggressive NATs. The goal of the desktop app is cross-platform. In its current form it's a cobbled together OSX app that shells out, but m
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14y ago
Hey HN, op here. Wiretap is a weekend project of mine I've been hacking on for a few months. It's like your browser's Network Tab, but for server-side and mobile apps. Technically, it's a hosted reverse proxy / debugger that's really easy t
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Show HN: Wiretap is a tool for integrating Apps w/REST APIs - need beta testers
(httpkit.com)
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14y ago
It looks like the root of the problem is that their DNS servers are unresponsive or offline. Web sites and mail whose DNS is hosted on GoDaddy appear to look "down" because they cannot resolve. Good push for anyone to switch to DNSMadeEasy
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KrisJordan
14y ago
Server logic can figure it out just fine. For a familiar example check out nginx's static gzip compression support [1]. This works today. Browsers can say they support gzip compressed assets in a header. You don't have to add markup to say
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