benbeltran

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Nginx Office Hours: A module to make your sites available only during a schedule(gitlab.com)
1 points by benbeltran 8y ago|0 comments
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by benbeltran 12y ago
Here's a good take on why we share cats on the internet, including brain-control, by pbs' idea channel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NJ_6aRjYR0w
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by benbeltran 12y ago
Off-topic, but I had the opportunity to have several cuban PhDs teach some of the final classses in college (Multi-agent systems, computer intelligence, etc) ... All of them were incredibly good in their fields, better than any other profes
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Fluorine: The library to get things flowing(nsovocal.com)
2 points by benbeltran 12y ago|0 comments
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by benbeltran 12y ago
Hey! Just as a followup, in case you're still interested. We released a pro version that includes FPS and password protection
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by benbeltran 12y ago
http://recordit.co/dBgMnxsHVc.gif
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by benbeltran 12y ago
Looks interesting. Will check it out. Only 10 seconds though, right?
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by benbeltran 12y ago
There will be, soon! We're tweaking it to get all the parts moving just right. Also... ...
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by benbeltran 12y ago
The current build, secretly has Cmd+Shift+5
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by benbeltran 12y ago
Pretty excited to finally see this going up :)...
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by benbeltran 13y ago
Yes! The guy that made Max eventually made PureData (which is in the list). It's an awesome environment. Max (General) with MSP (Audio) and Jitter (Video) can do a lot of stuff, even control full lighting rigs + video, or even have a n
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by benbeltran 13y ago
It's weird that I see many people complaining about tables because of pairs/ipairs or trivial stuff like that, which are more nuisances than anything. The flexibility of tables/metatables make them a very powerful data struct
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by benbeltran 13y ago
Updated with a JSPerf: http://jsperf.com/thulium-vs-underscore-and-ejs ... Tm runs faster in chrome/node... Underscore wins in firefox. So we'll need to get to work in optimizing stuff for firefox too :)
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by benbeltran 13y ago
I'll try to do a /proper/ benchmark (Different cases, different types of templates, and such). Because the tests were with a simple template that had all the shared features. When I do, I'll add it to the README. It&#x27
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by benbeltran 13y ago
I don't think so. I think the purpouse is to offer less: We don't even have built-in helpers or file loading mechanisms or caching. The philosophy is that we just do templating, we do it really well, and the rest is code from your
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by benbeltran 13y ago
It's based on EJS. So it's indeed really similar to underscore. In fact, we benchmarked against underscore's template function and EJS and, at least in our templates, achieved better performance (Not very scientific: we got a
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by benbeltran 13y ago
We based it on EJS because we had a lot of views with EJS. But we needed a lot of performance (Our goal was to be faster than the underscore templating language). We also needed debuggability. So, it's built in a way that works very we
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by benbeltran 13y ago
Is that the sparrow logo in one of the screenshots? ...
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by benbeltran 13y ago
In a very creepy aspect of this. I closed my account a while ago, and I opened a dummy one with another email, because I still needed to mod a few communities. The recommendations were the usual: friends of people in the communities and suc
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by benbeltran 13y ago
Well, in discourse it's more convention than anything. But the first category created, is a `meta` category. But this explains it better: http://meta.discourse.org/t/what-is-meta/5249/2
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by benbeltran 13y ago
Kind of an aside, but still relevant to part of your post. Whining about the content and whining about the meta whining is part of any sufficiently old community. I can recall from communities I've managed, and from ones I've part
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by benbeltran 13y ago
Not only that, they went a step forward and made downloads even more appealing by allowing you to download the minimum possible to play the game, and just do the rest while you play.
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by benbeltran 13y ago
Or, the ranking algorithm was previously designed for this not to have an impact, and as real-world usage showed abuse, they changed it. Repeat this cycle until now. So the techniques to game the algorithm changed, hence the algorithm chang
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by benbeltran 13y ago
"When the facts change, I change my mind. What do you do, sir?" - (attributed to John Maynard Kaynes) The algorithm has changed. The web has changed. Naturally, google has changed.
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by benbeltran 13y ago
The double unescape in the comments felt kinda like "Enhance!" "Enhance!"
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by benbeltran 13y ago
It's bros... that are gamers.
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by benbeltran 13y ago
Chill out dude. I didn't say you were a bro gamer, I didn't say I agreed with the term. I tried to answer Caskain's question on "how did they alienate gamers", and yes, part of it is the sentiment of catering to bro gamers. But notice the u
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by benbeltran 13y ago
The event's games presentations were oriented to what is usually called the "Bro gamer" demographic (e.g. Madden/FIFA/CoD) ... It focused on TV, for which many of the core gamers don't care. Contrast this to the PS4 announcement, which had
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by benbeltran 14y ago
As you do with google reader. You can fully export your feeds and move elsewhere. At /least/ they're letting you keep your data. I'm not saying it didn't feel like a dick move... but at least they make it easy to move away. I already switch
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Show HN: Lyricli — Lyrics in your terminal(nsovocal.com)
2 points by benbeltran 14y ago|0 comments

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