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   by aboutruby 8y ago

   Here are two examples: https://www.reddit.com/r/AppleWatch/comments/8nk4vr/apple_wa... https://www.reddit.com/r/AppleWatch/comments/8pm0qr/my_apple...
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   by aboutruby 8y ago

   In Ruby, we have Hash#merge, e.g. { a: 1, b: 2 }.merge({ b: 3, c: 4 }) gives { a: 1, b: 3, c: 4 }, which is typically what you want, e.g. args.merge(reset: false) to have reset set to false in the args even if present.
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   by aboutruby 8y ago

   I saw a few posts on Reddit about how the Apple Watch basically saved people's life: https://www.reddit.com/r/AppleWatch/comments/a40qm5/heading_... https://www.reddit.com/r/App
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   by aboutruby 8y ago

   archive.org is already used for sharing deleted tweets and deleted reddit posts/comments for instance.
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   Black Hole (WebGL Shader)(codepen.io)

   4 points by aboutruby 8y ago|0 comments
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   by aboutruby 8y ago

   You could also use Special:Export depending on your use case: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:Export
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   by aboutruby 8y ago

   I thought it was the WaffleJS in SF.
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   by aboutruby 8y ago

   Cool project, but I don't see the link with the article apart from being related to Wikipedia. It might be better off as a Show HN.
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   by aboutruby 8y ago

   > At the same time, they distribute the music you love while making ever-smaller contributions to the artists, musicians and songwriters who create it — even going so far as to take these creators to court. Kind of weird to see Apple att
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    by aboutruby 8y ago

    Only company I know of asking for "Dynamic Programming" is LinkedIn, is there any others?
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    by aboutruby 8y ago

    Not a big surprise as it's one of the harder things to test.
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    by aboutruby 8y ago

    And seems like they video chat with Google Classroom: https://www.reddit.com/r/teenagers/comments/acvwh9/we_should...
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    by aboutruby 8y ago

    I think it would still be considered a "Does Not Exist"-valid website if the generated questions would have some auto-formatter for the code. Main issue I see is extra spaces everywhere, often in a syntax breaking way (and missing
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    by aboutruby 8y ago

    Source code of the visualizer: https://github.com/FooBarWidget/heap_dumper_visualizer Best thing is this can be called directly from Ruby with FFI.
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    by aboutruby 8y ago

    On macOS: mdls FILENAME `kMDItemWhereFroms` is what you are looking for. And for a list of all the URLs from the current directory: mdls * | grep kMDItemWhereFroms -A 1 | grep http | ruby -ne "puts \$_.strip[1..-2]"
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    by aboutruby 8y ago

    Reality is almost nobody wants to wear VR headsets, and that's going to take a while for VCs to admit that.
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    by aboutruby 8y ago

    I tried it in San Francisco and it was quite good. Pretty rare to find good espressos there.
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    by aboutruby 8y ago

    There is a proof linked from the Wikipedia article: https://www.davidhbailey.com/dhbpapers/digits.pdf
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    by aboutruby 8y ago

    I made a gist from the base64 patch for easier reading: https://gist.github.com/localhostdotdev/f07d7ba7ae6cac4ea1c8...
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    by aboutruby 8y ago

    I think Discord is slowing eating away all other form of online communication as it can be used for such a variety of situations and their API makes it very customizable. The main issue I see is the culture. Discord's community has qui
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    by aboutruby 8y ago

    And Ruby does what I expect: > "\x65\x301".include?("\xe9") => false
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    by aboutruby 8y ago

    Hacker News might just have a "Major Internet Services" status board.
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    by aboutruby 8y ago

    As some point they are caped by the number of people having access and using the Internet, same for Facebook or any world-scale tech company.
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    by aboutruby 8y ago

    Thanks, much more readable than googlesource.com and others. Also quite interesting that they changed the default search engine for China to be Baidu.
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    by aboutruby 8y ago

    Stating the obvious but a redesign wouldn't hurt, also copy like "Make $$$ by Accepting Donations!" doesn't help. Otherwise the visualization itself is sound, having multiple views linked is neat. But I personally would
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    by aboutruby 8y ago

    This is quite great! I used other free services for quick privacy policies before and they were quite bad. I would love to see a Terms and Conditions template alongside the Privacy Policy one.
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    by aboutruby 8y ago

    Pretty sure this is only to point out that they don't support Linux. I really can't see any company say that they support "Linux" for their website with all the different flavors out there. Probably the best they can do
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    by aboutruby 8y ago

    > Mar 12, 2019 - Series E - $150M > Sep 22, 2015 - Series D - $110M > Dec 17, 2013 - Series C - $50M > Jul 12, 2011 - Series B - $20M > Nov 25, 2009 - Series A - $2.1M > Jun 1, 2009 - Non Equity Assistance - ? Seems like t
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    by aboutruby 8y ago

    The proposal doesn't seem to take into account the versioning of the included modules. > import { Date } from "std:Date"; > import { Date } from "std:Date+2.1.6-alpha.1"; Which version is the first line going
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    by aboutruby 8y ago

    While this subject could be interesting, it always degenerate into culture wars (one side vs the other) which could be considered flamebait: > Eschew flamebait. Don't introduce flamewar topics unless you have something genuinely new