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Flying Through Hurricane Matthew(medium.com)
2 points by bosdev 10y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Introducing EmbedBox, Our Open-Source Embed Code Install UI(eager.io)
1 points by bosdev 10y ago|0 comments
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The History of Stock Quotes(eager.io)
8 points by bosdev 10y ago|1 comments
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by bosdev 10y ago
> did not have a training regimen anything like today's pros I don't think anyone is saying modern runners are genetically different than historical ones. Of course the difference is in how they're trained.
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How Privy Gets Users by Building Integrations(eager.io)
1 points by bosdev 10y ago|0 comments
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by bosdev 10y ago
What was wrong with Al Jazerra America?
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A Quick History of Image Maps(eager.io)
2 points by bosdev 10y ago|0 comments
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by bosdev 10y ago
That's a really horrible thing to say. They presumably worked hard to help people connect. I'm sorry if you don't like their selection criteria, but people meeting and interacting in the real world is better than them not,
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by bosdev 10y ago
It doesn't seem like any IP was created by the guy in question.
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by bosdev 10y ago
It's 100% irrational. We just didn't evolve to exist in a world with refined sugar at every street corner. We aren't equipped to make good decisions about it easily, it is a constant battle between our long-term decision ma
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by bosdev 10y ago
Can you give some example meals you eat?
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by bosdev 10y ago
It absolutely does not have the same flavor, no artificial sweetener does. But if you decide to not have sugar, you can grow to enjoy it in a different way. For me, for example, regular Coca-Cola is just non-existant in my world at this p
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by bosdev 10y ago
Is that really true? Or is the evidence pretty much in that all people shouldn't really be eating refined sugar?
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by bosdev 10y ago
Per Musk, the fast torque response and quality of the computers mean even the RWD version will have better traction than you might expect.
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by bosdev 10y ago
Eager | Boston/Cambridge, MA/Remote | Full-time/Part-time/Interns Eager ( https://eager.io ) is a way for non-technical website owners to use all of the open-source and SaaS tools developers use every day. Thi
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Show HN: Add Clippy to Your Website for April Fools(eager.io)
5 points by bosdev 10y ago|1 comments
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by bosdev 10y ago
Are we sure a feasible tether/mass could handle the impulse of a nuclear explosion?
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by bosdev 10y ago
I dislike that the filters are strictly defined. What if I wanted to create a category for 'rape' or 'animal-cruelty'? I should be able to add those notes, and have them be silently ignored by unsupporting clients. Ev
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by bosdev 10y ago
> don't see how it's possible It could be computerized pretty easily, it's just not.
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by bosdev 11y ago
> Why did it [take] a year to develop? I believe this is your answer (from the About page): > Almost every piece of code is ad hoc, built from the ground up to be as lightweight and efficient as possible. My opinion is they most likel
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by bosdev 11y ago
If anyone would like to try this on more websites, I wrapped it in a quick Eager app: http://preview.eager.io/dyslexia/ I also modified the source to not use jQuery in the process: https://github.com/za
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by bosdev 11y ago
In SemVer [1], it's prescribed that the first number is for breaking changes, the second number for new features, and the third number for fixes. So this would be v3.0.0. It also allows you to add a suffix though for beta-type version
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by bosdev 11y ago
Yes, I've used bundlers before which package the scripts and styles into a single HTML file.
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Deploying Every Branch(eager.io)
1 points by bosdev 11y ago|0 comments
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by bosdev 11y ago
There's no mention of why they don't have redundant systems in more than one datacenter. As they say, it is unavoidable to have power or connectivity disruptions in a datacenter. This is why reliable configurations have redundan
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by bosdev 11y ago
The same thing which is stopping anyone from covering the whole visual field, the need for serious technological innovation. It's possible they've figured that out, but who knows.
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by bosdev 11y ago
If anyone would like to try a live preview on their site, I wrapped hint.css in a quick Eager app: http://bit.ly/202YkC5
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by bosdev 11y ago
How do you know he's the outlier?
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Show HN: Create a Live Preview of a Chrome Extension with Eager(eager.io)
3 points by bosdev 11y ago|0 comments
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What we've learned writing code which runs on thousands of websites(embed.books.eager.io)
2 points by bosdev 11y ago|0 comments

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