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   by anonfunction 11y ago

   Where's the code? I just see docs and images in the repo.
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   by anonfunction 11y ago

   Does anyone know what the temperature was like when and where this was taken? It actually looks like it would be a fun hike.
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   by anonfunction 11y ago

   I also have a micro-library[1] that deals with dates, and it's also much faster than momentjs[2]. 1. https://github.com/montanaflynn/human-date 2. http://jsperf.com/human-date-vs-momentjs
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   by anonfunction 11y ago

   Also one of my favorites, and also like another reply to this comment I ported it[1] to a language I was learning, Golang. 1. https://github.com/montanaflynn/toy-spelling-corrector
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   by anonfunction 11y ago

   They launched a new comment feature yesterday: https://github.com/blog/2097-improved-commenting-with-markdo...
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   by anonfunction 11y ago

   Obviously just adding more moving pieces for no benefit is a waste of time. However there are many areas that can be improved or even entirely automated with software. My bigger point was that writing code is not "a bad thing that shou
7. 427.▲
   by anonfunction 11y ago

   I've often joked that 10x programmers were the ones who used multiple cursors. Seriously though, I would argue that writing a lot of code, even if it's not all going to be the next cash-cow for your company, is good for the hacker
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   by anonfunction 11y ago

   It's a bit different, I added that I had never heard of the phrase and that I would be using it.
9. 429.▲
   by anonfunction 11y ago

   Thanks for clarifying, I guess I missed that part.
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    by anonfunction 11y ago

    Thanks, I guess I glossed over that part of the article but when I got to the end and saw the original quote I assumed the worst. The title alone is pretty inflammatory in my opinion.
11. 431.▲
    by anonfunction 11y ago

    I've never heard that and I'm stealing it.
12. 432.▲
    by anonfunction 11y ago

    I don't like how the title and article reads like a hit piece on Amazon Glacier. It's great at what it is intended for. In addition it seems he still saved money because over 3 years because the $9 a month savings added up to more
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    by anonfunction 11y ago

    That is correct, however the beginning of the file does have a signature: https://mimesniff.spec.whatwg.org/#signature-for-mp4
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    by anonfunction 11y ago

    It does not what? Can you share quotes from the article or the translated article source you read? Confusion: Are you saying that ffmpeg doesn't detect file by extension? or Are you saying that ffmpeg won't execute the malicious c
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    by anonfunction 11y ago

    It verifies that the beginning of a file is mp4 format. I'm actually running go 1.6 which does have the mp4 sniffing enabled.
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    by anonfunction 11y ago

    Can the malicious video file be an actual mp4 file? We're accepting video and running it through ffmpeg, however we first verify the file is an mp4 using https://golang.org/src/net/http/sniff.go
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    by anonfunction 11y ago

    That's odd because it's the opposite of the stated policy. I came to say that the original title and article, in my opinion, had a much different meaning and intent. Original Title: No, I Don't Want To Configure Your
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    by anonfunction 11y ago

    I really like How to Disagree[1] which has this wisdom that I've seen ring true at startups, especially when there is loose terminology and no documented communication. > More often than not, two people arguing passionately about so
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    by anonfunction 11y ago

    This is awesome! I've always loved algolia and their passion. I use the hacker news search[1] all the time. 1. http://hn.algolia.com
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    by anonfunction 11y ago

    If you're a rubyist check out Lita[1] which is a ruby bot framework that has many adapters[2] to work with various chat services like IRC, slack, etc... 1. https://github.com/litaio/lita 2. https://www.
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    by anonfunction 11y ago

    I've never heard of this game, maybe a description or link to a wikipedia page[1] in the readme would be good. 1. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mafia_(party_game)
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    by anonfunction 11y ago

    Here's a good article[1] I read the other day by the often exuberant Eric Elliott. Edit: Another good article[2] that's also node specific using mocha, which I really like and is in my estimation the most used. 1. https:/&#x
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    by anonfunction 11y ago

    Here's the full featured demo with all the blocks: https://blockly-demo.appspot.com/static/demos/code/index.htm...
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    by anonfunction 11y ago

    Here's a cool demo that is interactive: https://blockly-demo.appspot.com/static/demos/plane/index.ht...
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    Blockly is a library for building visual programming editors(developers.google.com)

    68 points by anonfunction 11y ago|40 comments
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    by anonfunction 11y ago

    Really like the announcement of botkit[1], I was just looking at adding a vote bot to our slack and only found a really old example that ended up not working. 1. https://github.com/howdyai/botkit/
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    by anonfunction 11y ago

    This brought a smile to my face: http://hacker-dict.com/subject/recursion
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    by anonfunction 11y ago

    I was also happy to see the reference to one of my favorite all-time movies, The Big Hit. 1. http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0120609/
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    by anonfunction 11y ago

    Short clip of the drone catching a drone: https://gifs.com/gif/pYYzXr
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    by anonfunction 11y ago

    I recently switched from Grafana to Kibana due to the lack of different visualizations and sometimes data would not show up in the graphs, leaving blank spaces. The data was in influxdb. Nice to hear you're building your own project th