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by jontsai 5mo ago
Oh, hi, fellow Bible geek!
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by jontsai 7mo ago
I've been running OpenClaw for 3 weeks and built this to manage it at scale. Currently running 5 masters + 10 satellites + 100+ cron jobs on Mac Studio M2 Ultra. Key features: real-time session monitoring, LLM quota tracking ("fue
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Show HN: Starcraft-Inspired OpenClaw Command Center – 100 AI Agent Tasks(jontsai.com)
4 points by jontsai 7mo ago|1 comments
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by jontsai 6y ago
If the news sites want to display a different version of their sites via logged-out experience, that's one thing. If they are sending the full article HTML to your browser, allowing it to fully display for several seconds, before cover
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Paywall X-ray Chrome Plugin(github.com)
1 points by jontsai 6y ago|4 comments
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by jontsai 6y ago
I built a Google Chrome extension that removes the paywall from news websites. It currently handles nytimes.com, businessinsider.com. For reasons, I will probably not publishing this in the Chrome webstore. I'm open to requests to add
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Being diligent at slacking off. How I hacked GitHub streaks(jontsai.com)
2 points by jontsai 11y ago|1 comments
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by jontsai 13y ago
Hey everyone, I'm the author of that post. Needless to say, I was wrong and ya'll were right. I made a follow-up entry in case anyone is interested: http://www.jontsai.com/security/2013/05/12/pinterest-wasnt-h... As I mention there, there
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by jontsai 15y ago
This was simply too irresistible to not post.
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Chuck Norris is a 1337 h4x0r(web17.webgo24-server14.de)
2 points by jontsai 15y ago|1 comments
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by jontsai 15y ago
tldr; I read through probably half of the comments and then skimmed the rest, so sorry if this was already mentioned: What if Netflix streaming service improves A LOT, and their movie collection grows to encompass pretty much every movie ou
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by jontsai 15y ago
Thanks for that clarification, it makes more sense.
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by jontsai 15y ago
Oh, one more thing to add: Google Apps is free for up to 10 users, so arguably, email and collaboration is even more important than the other infrastructure stuff. Paying for a luxury when something even more basic is free? Hmmm...
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by jontsai 15y ago
I'm building a new website, and I know that I definitely want to use Jenkins for CI. However, with all the infrastructure stuff that's needed for a software organization, having all of these services hosted quickly becomes a nightmare to ma
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by jontsai 15y ago
Sorry, in my previous comment I was talking about both the on-the-ground engineers and also the people running the companies at the top (e.g. Jack Ma). They will also have a lot of money to buy whoever and whatever they want.
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by jontsai 15y ago
I know I'm venturing a bit off topic, but... From what I've seen, 5 years is about the amount of time for major changes in trends to take place. A lot of companies can rise and fall in 5 years, which is the same amount of time it takes for
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by jontsai 15y ago
I would have couches and sleep/napping areas--a lot of them. I think the best and most essential things to quality of life are: air, water/food/drink, exercise, sleep. I find that there is an unsurprising correlation that when I am healthy
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by jontsai 15y ago
Don't know if it's really conquering, but here's a trend that I've seen: In the past, American products were regarded as the best and Made in USA meant quality. Next were Japanese products and consumer electronics. Starting 5-10 years ago,
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by jontsai 15y ago
Ramit hits it right on the spot by being as specific as possible in your pitch and cater to a specific target audience and learn their language, and not trying to cater to everyone. That guy Ramit has a lot of hustle in him that I think eve
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by jontsai 15y ago
+1 Monoprice is the best place to get cables of all sorts, IMO. And overnight shipping is only $4.95!
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by jontsai 15y ago
Ohhh. I was thinking about it wrong. Probably obvious to others, but I forgot about the property that if you have primes p and q, any number n (evenly) divisible by p that is also divisible by q must be divisible by the product of p*q. That
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by jontsai 15y ago
Coincidentally, I happened to quit Yahoo! a few weeks ago. From a former insider's perspective, I thought Carol Bartz did a decent job in cutting costs, making org changes, and running the company with no-nonsense attitude. IMO, @blakei the
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by jontsai 15y ago
Don't think you can do $i%15, still need to do that check separately. I like how you can leave out the closing ?>. you can also save 2 spaces by getting rid of whitespace between statements and symbols . The comments on the RapLeaf blog
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by jontsai 15y ago
Heh, shortest I could do in Python after several hours was 62 for x in range(1,101):print'Fizz'*(x%3==0)+'Buzz'*(x%5==0)or x Off by 6 bytes!
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by jontsai 15y ago
Really, is that hacking? That's more like someone chose a bad password or didn't practice good password policy.
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by jontsai 15y ago
Oh yes, this is tremendously fun! I worked on i18n/g11n/l10n for Y! World Cup and other games Compare: http://us.wc.fantasysports.yahoo.com/ http://hk.wc.fantasysports.yahoo.com/ http://tw.wc.fantasysports.yahoo.com/ It's a tremendous
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by jontsai 15y ago
I first heard about FizzBuzz from Hackruiter.com and then I got an email from RapLeaf ( http://blog.rapleaf.com/dev/2011/09/06/code-golfing-at-the-o... ) It's a very interesting concept to filter out the bad programmers using something simp
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What's the shortest FizzBuzz you can write? What language?(golf.shinh.org)
8 points by jontsai 15y ago|8 comments
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YUI Library relaunches with snappy UI(yuiblog.com)
73 points by jontsai 15y ago|38 comments
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Hiring for Startups: Position Players verses All-Around Athletes(blog.summation.net)
4 points by jontsai 15y ago|0 comments

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