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Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by dc2 8y ago|1 comments
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by dc2 8y ago
This is a breath of fresh air.
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by dc2 8y ago
Twitter is like trying to watch a football game where all 40,000 members of the audience have a microphone and each think they should be the announcer. You turn the TV volume off, but members of the media have been perusing the seats for a
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by dc2 8y ago
It's interesting to note that the data Google stored was more alarming, though was taken up at the bottom of the article and with less detail. It also didn't make the headline. This is because bashing Facebook gets more views curr
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by dc2 8y ago
See reply to Tomte on that.
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by dc2 8y ago
Well I'm talking about exactly that - social pressure. Just because popular opinion (aka the vocal social media / news / social media echo chamber) approves of something, it doesn't mean it is correct. Governments and co
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by dc2 8y ago
I do understand this. I am just wondering what happens when there is a vested interest in attacking or suppressing the company involved. For example, if a company becomes unpopular on social media and by "public opinion" (such as
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by dc2 9y ago
It's disheartening that this article is painted as a disaster. This is fantastic news!
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by dc2 9y ago
> I am of the opinion that so long as you can read the source code easily, the formatting is secondary. I have never heard this opinion applied to any other language.
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by dc2 9y ago
I've been developing for 10 years. I have never had a team, so I have had to build each stack from scratch, myself, including the research and decision making of each tool to use in the stack. I've put together about 4 generations
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by dc2 9y ago
Author here. There seems to be a lot of discussion over use cases. Here's the use case I built it for: All traffic for my (large) application hits a load balanced API gateway. Its role is to authenticate and forward requests to one of
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by dc2 9y ago
Well that's good. I built it to fill my niche and hoping others would find use for it as well.
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by dc2 9y ago
Well, thanks for that. I've actually had to deal with it for quite a while, believe it or not. And the current design is working out for my use. I do hope it does help others.
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by dc2 9y ago
Fair enough. I updated the readme for now, and will work on those points!
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by dc2 9y ago
> Also, what is ":user" - how do you define the way an account is found in the tree? That checks sAMAccountName, which is unique. Searches that can return multiple results will do so. > Why are their dedicated endpoints for
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Addict: A Full REST API for Active Directory in 30 Seconds(github.com)
2 points by dc2 9y ago|6 comments
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by dc2 9y ago
This is amazing. Slack was developed by accident - it was an internal tool for the company. Maybe this 404 should now become their mainline.
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by dc2 9y ago
Hi HN. I'm unfortunately stuck with Active Directory, and I wanted to make the chore as easy as possible for people. Criticism / suggestions welcome!
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Show HN: Addict – a full AD REST API in 30 seconds (seriously)(github.com)
5 points by dc2 9y ago|1 comments
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Addict: Full AD/LDAP REST API in 2 Minutes(github.com)
1 points by dc2 9y ago|0 comments
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AD: Active Directory Simplified(github.com)
3 points by dc2 9y ago|0 comments
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by dc2 9y ago
Writing TDD tests made me a better developer because it pointed out just how coupled my applications were.
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by dc2 9y ago
For a <5Kb library, I recommend removing the underscore dependency. You should make this as lightweight as possible if you want a lot of adoption.
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by dc2 10y ago
This needs a Windows build, as Windows users need this the most.
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by dc2 10y ago
People like you are toxic, and cannot be argued with.
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by dc2 10y ago
This guy's source is terse and clean. I like it.
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by dc2 10y ago
Agreed. I'm the author of Vorpal.js and already have community-maintained docs on Github's Wiki: https://github.com/dthree/vorpal/wiki Now I have to duplicate onto another community-maintained Wiki? This
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by dc2 10y ago
Just a note, _iostreamer_, you can use `command.parse` in Vorpal to pre-append parens to every command before it's evaluated (your project is written in Vorpal). BTW, love this idea. - the Vorpal guy
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by dc2 10y ago
I very proudly have not clicked the link, because it so such wild click bait, that it would be against my integrity.
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Run iTunes through your CLI(github.com)
1 points by dc2 10y ago|0 comments

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