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   ES6 Proxies in Depth(ponyfoo.com)

   2 points by anonfunction 11y ago|0 comments
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   Show HN: UrbanDict – Urban Dictionary from the command line(github.com)

   3 points by anonfunction 11y ago|0 comments
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   by anonfunction 11y ago

   Is this true for all products or just phone and tablets? I was actually intrigued by the echo and dash, even if I think they should be open and not tied to one company or use.
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   by anonfunction 11y ago

   They have an unofficial API[1] that could be used. [1] http://api.urbandictionary.com/v0/define?term=culo
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   by anonfunction 11y ago

   This is great but is anyone else noticing the balls are hitting in mid-air without any change in trajectory?
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   by anonfunction 11y ago

   GitLab seems to be on fire in terms of product development. I'm truly inspired by the "transparent by default" business policies and commitment to openness. Since I'm interested in highly concurrent web services I though
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   by anonfunction 11y ago

   Happy to see Travis-CI updated gimme[1] with 1.5 support just now! I've been anticipating the change and had already updated my .travis.yml file in my stats package[2] which would fall back to tip. [1] https://github.com&#x2
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   by anonfunction 11y ago

   Thanks for clarifying both here as a reply and in the README[1] itself. [1] https://github.com/izabera/j/commit/24e0c49e38c63c4f96f01725...
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   by anonfunction 11y ago

   Looking at the source[1] it stands at 94 lines. There's also no example of field extraction in the readme even though it's mentioned that there is an example below in the features section. [1] https://github.com/iz
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    by anonfunction 11y ago

    I'm not familiar with PowerQuery but after a quick search I think a huge difference is that blockspring has an open marketplace of data APIs.
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    by anonfunction 11y ago

    As an early user of blockspring I was excited to login and add another one of my APIs (bitcoin related) that would be perfect for having in spreadsheets. Unfortunately I couldn't find any obvious way to add an API. Naturally I hacked i
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    by anonfunction 11y ago

    https://open.blockspring.com/browse For anyone who wants to view the actual blockspring UI/UX along with what APIs are available. I personally prefer seeing the product rather than reading marketing materials. In many
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    by anonfunction 11y ago

    I would hardly say this is readable: fn search_entry_hashed<'a, K: Eq, V>(table: &'a mut RawTable<K,V>, hash: SafeHash, k: K) -> Entry<'a, K, V>
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    by anonfunction 11y ago

    I've always thought "full-stack" meant both front-end and back-end. Meaning that they could work on the website and the API.
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    Ask HN: How many dotfiles do you have?

    1 points by anonfunction 11y ago|0 comments
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    by anonfunction 11y ago

    May I ask the meaning and origin of the verb McKeithing?
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    by anonfunction 11y ago

    Looks like my `docker-stats-all` alias: docker ps -q | xargs docker stats
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    by anonfunction 11y ago

    That one-liner won't work (for me), it's missing a slash in the awk command. I have this aliased as `docker-rmi-junk` since it's so common. docker rmi -f $(docker images | grep "^<none>" | awk "{pri
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    by anonfunction 11y ago

    Even though Kong uses Nginx under the hood as a user you interface with Kong through the CLI or REST API and don't deal directly with Nginx or it's config files. While Kong is a mix of Nginx + Lua + Cassandra it's meant to ta
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    by anonfunction 11y ago

    Kong is meant to replace nginx or HAproxy but with additional functionality added as plugins. For example you could proxy any APIs or microservices and add authentication, rate-limiting and logging as plugins.
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    by anonfunction 11y ago

    Depending on what problems you're trying to solve I think you'll find developers have very little problem learning Go. People coming from Python or Ruby might have a difficult time at first but anyone coming from C or C++ will be
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    by anonfunction 11y ago

    This would be perfect for a chart / graph library.
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    by anonfunction 11y ago

    Enterprise: Java Startup: Golang
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    by anonfunction 11y ago

    Nice! I've actually adopted a minimal approach as of late: https://gist.github.com/montanaflynn/da1f0565c95a5a37b458
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    by anonfunction 11y ago

    How does it compare to lwan? https://github.com/lpereira/lwan
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    by anonfunction 11y ago

    Screenshots would be helpful for a project like this.
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    by anonfunction 11y ago

    I've moved on to prezto and haven't looked back. I also have a machine default to fish but it's more for fun side-hacks.
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    by anonfunction 11y ago

    Fun with fish, frogs and fortunes: https://gist.github.com/montanaflynn/04246fc5da998d15e713
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    by anonfunction 11y ago

    I went kind of crazy with expenses and how many hours a week I would like to work.
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    by anonfunction 11y ago

    Interesting, I wonder if that was an older version or perhaps even a modified version. The uninstall instructions[1] look pretty simple to me. [1] http://mackeeper.com/uninstall_mackeeper