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codebeaker
11y ago
A shame that the page has to hijack the scroll functionality, it makes for a very unpleasant "lumpy" feeling scrolling. Chrome Version 46.0.2490.80 (64-bit) on OS X Yosemite.
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codebeaker
11y ago
For more see the numerous older discussions of this https://news.ycombinator.com/from?site=editorconfig.org
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codebeaker
11y ago
Of course, there's nothing to stop the manufacturers programming in different modes, imagine speed limits, sports modes with higher torque and lower battery life, etc, etc. If some such "The operator is prone to seizures" mod
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codebeaker
11y ago
I'm currently suffering two copyright infringement cases, which I can only assume are the result of the storm that reset my FritzRepeater back to factory settings, leaving an open bridge into my network. Two copyright claims, from two
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codebeaker
11y ago
See also the massively popular, and critical-to-rails Gem https://github.com/erikhuda/thor - naming is hard.
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codebeaker
11y ago
I just wish Hangouts would auto-archive Hangouts that I leave. The interface for "Archiving" all the hangouts that I left on the web, or via the browser extension is terrible, 4-5 clicks to archive each one . I keep the Android a
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codebeaker
11y ago
I also am consistently disappointed by their reliance on wheat and soy proteins, I'm allergic (IgE) to both and struggle horribly to find typical office-lunch type food I can eat. Also being in the EU it's very difficult and expen
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codebeaker
11y ago
Thanks for posting this, we've had some arguments with our investors and their lawyers recently about (specifically Golang, in our case) GPL and AGPL meanings and how they relate to SaaS. One case in point we have a cronspec parser pac
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Tus (Resumable file upload) Protocol v1.0.0 Prerelease
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codebeaker
11y ago
Hardly related, but as a recent graduate from a cramped city apartment to owning my own home, with space for a workshop and a reasonable sized (300m^2) garden which was bare sand has been incredibly rewarding, I wake early on the weekends,
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codebeaker
11y ago
I find the "100% Compatible with CommonMark" a bit confusing, without looking I'd assume CommonMark was another product from the same people, and they'd done a re-branding, and wanted to make the association. That said,
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codebeaker
11y ago
Can confirm, depresses, late-20s developer, bootstrapping, and with my self-worth too closely tied to what I output. I used to run for meditation, but with having a baby at home I've let it slip, my family bring me a lot of peace and f
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codebeaker
11y ago
MongoDB showing that in the years since this[1] was published that have learned nothing. Still chasing artificial benchmarks at the expensive of data safety and either personal or corporate integrity. [1]: http://pastebin.com
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codebeaker
11y ago
I'll add a mention here in favour of marking spots, all the time, even if the spots are over-sized. I recently used a car-sharing (Mercedes/SMART fortwo vehicle) service, and parked the car reasonably, let's say 40cm front an
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codebeaker
12y ago
Came here to write the same thing, my son was born 6 weeks early, hormonally my wife was not ready to breast feed at all, and we had a hugely painful, and for my wife embarrassing experience sitting hour after hour in the hospital with brea
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codebeaker
12y ago
I would argue (at the risk of being down-voted) that if you are scripting tools then it is important to use the long option, not just because future-you might forget what the options are (relevant XKCD http://xkcd.com/1168&#
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codebeaker
12y ago
Interesting to see here that the docs still refer to AtScript, where there's an announcement from Microsoft on the homepage explaining that Angular2.0 will use Typescript.
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codebeaker
12y ago
I'd like to call out for the author of this that you are in breach of the Github name and branding usage guidelines: > ## Naming projects and products > Please avoid naming your projects anything that implies GitHub’s endorsement
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12y ago
Surprised to see that I'm only detected as having 34 "Ruby" stars when one of my Ruby projects has ~6,700 stars, all told across all my projects I ought to have closer to 10k ★. Fun project, but buggy data makes for a bit of
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codebeaker
12y ago
I'm happy to see the authors have posted in the first paragraph something to preempt my posting of the "X kills cancer" XKCD : http://xkcd.com/1217/ > A Rutgers nutritional scientist and two cancer bi
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Ask HN: Resources for starting with digital circuits, cubieboard, gpio, etc.
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codebeaker
12y ago
I tried to run a very small (2k CLOC) C program under Valgrind, unfortunately I was using OpenSSL before the layman knew what a ghetto that could be. I tried a myriad of things to suppress all the insane illegal pointer dereferencing and pr
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codebeaker
12y ago
Actually we're planning to keep improving it, I factored out the SSH driver into SSHKit ( http://github.com/capistrano/sshkit ) when I did the v3 rewrite. Right now we are founding a company, and hiring a team to bu
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codebeaker
12y ago
Maintainer of Capistrano here, I've been close to FOSS burnout a couple of times, and more often than I would like people catch the sharp end of my tongue. I can count on one hand how many issues have been opened with a corresponding P
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codebeaker
12y ago
member345, the wording of the landing page is fixed, thanks for your patience. If you're on the mailing list, you'll receive something from us in the next few days.
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codebeaker
12y ago
mattdeboard, the wording on the landing page is fixed, thanks for the feedback.
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codebeaker
12y ago
If you contact me (twitter @leehambley, or email address in my HN profile) I'll be happy to share a video demo with you when we have one, we're just finished with our production-like staging environment, and we're going to sp
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codebeaker
12y ago
yodal_sl is half right, we've only just wrangled the product into a dog-foodable state, this HN submission didn't come from anyone in our team, I'm sorry you were disappointed in the wording on the landing page, I'll mak
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codebeaker
12y ago
Hi @mattdeboard sorry that you were disappointed by the landing page, I'll pass your comments on to the marketing guy who is responsible for that page. As I wrote on another comment here there's nothing that people can try yet, we
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codebeaker
12y ago
Hi, author of Harrow/Capistrano here. Actually there's a video on the way, since we're still pre-alpha, so that people can see the (pretty rough) workflows. There's a reason we have't submitted the tool to HN oursel
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