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cenhyperion
12y ago
I volunteer as the backend rails dev at http://balloonchallenge.org/ and ended up doing our ops, using Dokku to handle our main site's pushes. I'm terrible at devops and Dokku has been bulletproof so far. It'
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>I click checkout and it tells me to just go pick up the item from Radio Shack on 6th and Weidler. I'd much prefer it showing up at my door in two days and would view this as a major UX detriment. It may not be a common feeling, but
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> you simply have to put the effort into practicing new things even if you don't enjoy the practice. That's where you get into willpower, commitment, etc. My experience of the world is that you simply cannot expect to be succe
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12y ago
You could take a photo or photocopy of that and leave it in a secure place. Boom, backup.
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12y ago
Some of the websites you access also run on non-free closed source code, too! This means the HTML they send to you is made by the smut that is closed-source software. The horror! I'm all for open source as much as possible and whenever
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2012 rMBP (they completely reengineered the heat distribution in the retinas). I've had all CPU cores at maximum load and the GPU churning for extended periods doing heavy video encoding on multiple occasions, it gets pretty hot, and t
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12y ago
If you're still using Google Code for any projects I'd really recommend moving it to another service at this point unless you have a compelling reason to stay. There's some good evidence at this point that's leading me t
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> I don't know why any broadcaster doesn't make the same move, becoming the "Internet Superstation". I'd argue Netflix beat them to the punch when it started creating original, acclaimed content. How many < 30
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This looks really useful!
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You're confusing invention and innovation. Invention is the creation of a new product or category. Innovation is improving upon that and making it better and more accessible. Internet forums or instant messaging were inventions. Reddit
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12y ago
We've been using Dokku for a month or so for deploys on a project and aside from a few initial minor bumps it's made the deploying as simple as Heroku for me and taken a ton of the pain out of devops. Deis/Dokku are great too
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12y ago
I'm not ruling out the possibility that their twitter was compromised, but this is looking bad quickly.
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How is this not a false dichotomy? The author presents it as "We can either have IRC communities and Facebook groups where everyone agrees with each other all the time or gets banned or we can have an uncontrolled twitter where people
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12y ago
Most of my jeans have pretty small pockets (biggest thing I've noticed with higher end denim is the pockets are much smaller than levis, etc). An iPhone 5 sized device is about the max that will fit in there, a 6 (4.7 inches) borders o
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12y ago
iOS did have a sizable requirement, although I forget how much space was required to do the install. I had many friends who had difficulty upgrading due to it.
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To me this is akin to limiting all vehicles to under 70 MPH to ensure no one speeds recklessly. The solution is to train our drivers better and start actually pulling people over for using phones while driving, not cripple the capabilities
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> education usually leads to working later in life as well Do either of these explore why? My initial uninformed guess is that knowledge based fields many college grads go into are much less tied to physical fitness and thus workers are
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It was a fun game. If I really like a certain cafe and go there almost every day it was fun to have some way to show and compete for that. The benefit was a good UX.
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Because a ton of people ~5 years ago decided to do entirely separate mobile sites instead of responsive designs and we have now ended up with the mess everyone said we'd end up with.
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Reach out to local high schools, most these days have some form of CS classes or after school programming activities and love having local professionals come in to teach.
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I firmly believe that the reason most major religions standardized a sabbath day was for mental health reasons. There's a lot of value to taking a day for yourself in which you do no work. Even if you love what you do, you can't d
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I (apparently unlike every other commenter) really love this and think it'll be a great way to showcase some of my projects. Thanks!
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It's a business concern for a lot of us, and not only those of us using OAuth as an option for login. We use facebook pretty heavily for marketing and advertising.
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6. Eat popcorn as the VC bubble implodes on itself.
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This is really great. If you're ever interested in expanding into the environmental sector we're at the intersection of both environment and community development and would love to chat. luke@rainforestpartnership.org
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> The Model 3 has potential to shift the whole market if they can provide a practical electric family car for the average people living in suburban areas. I actually don't think the target audience is families living in suburban are
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"I have met with the Chairman of the FCC, Tom Wheeler, and I believe he is a good actor who wants to do the right thing" Sam Altman - http://blog.samaltman.com/net-neutrality
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It's worth noting that both the President of the US and the FCC Chairman have not taken a side in this. Wheeler seems to genuinely have consumers's interests in mind, but they're going to have to push back against a _lot_ of
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Question was originally on Quara, and there are a lot of other compelling answers there. http://www.quora.com/Computer-Science/What-is-the-most-valua...
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And audiophiles are, by definition, a tiny margin of the market. They're not the target audience of beats.
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