kennethkl

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by kennethkl 5d ago
your logic would assert a similar conclusion with this scenario: a person walks up to you, punches you in the face, and leaves. it could have been an accident, an AI bot, or a misunderstanding. definitely not deliberate.
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by kennethkl 4y ago
you don't strike me as someone who reads much, so i can understand why you don't see the usefulness of scroll pan zoom on a computer. specifically on large pdf documents with tiny text. maybe I'm getting old, but those tech s
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by kennethkl 4y ago
you don't need a network lab. this article is not about that. it's not targeting you if you don't have a network lab. feel free to skip it. but if you have one, this article might interest you. similarly, an article about hav
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by kennethkl 6y ago
to each their own. i personally like direction they took. it's minimal and gives more of a teaser. like a movie poster or game box art. I'd find adding screenshots everywhere is a little too much towards a specific niche detail
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by kennethkl 9y ago
i agree -- couldn't bare trying to read, closed tab immediately.
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by kennethkl 9y ago
why are all the solutions to for-loop, a different kind of for-loop? aren't you still paying the tax?
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by kennethkl 9y ago
seems to just change double quotes to single. find and replace. I don't notice any other difference. oh, noticed `0.5` turn into `.5` and `black` turn into `#000`. not sure how that will make it more JSX compatible
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by kennethkl 10y ago
A Twitter API call without authentication?! I call BS
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by kennethkl 11y ago
they probably track the closest object to the phone. just a guess. then ignore subsequent echos for a split second.
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by kennethkl 11y ago
Your goals sound too large. Start small. Reminds me of a saying my grandmother used to say, when we took walks. "One step in front of the other, over leaves, past trees, and over bridges" The method I use to get stuff done: 1. Kee
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Real-Time Security Attack Map(threatmap.fortiguard.com)
4 points by kennethkl 12y ago|0 comments
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by kennethkl 12y ago
I really really like the simplicity and speed of http://nitrous.io . May not look as pretty as the other ones but it's the fastest and extremely functional.
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by kennethkl 12y ago
Why take a step back in technology?
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by kennethkl 13y ago
Start with nitrous.io for a free quick dev environment. It gives you a little linux box you can play with and setup the web server. Perfect for learning. As for language, I'll defer to the rest of the community. I'm partial on Nod
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Show HN: Spot for Campus(spotushere.com)
1 points by kennethkl 13y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: node-mongoose-fixtures(github.com)
1 points by kennethkl 13y ago|0 comments
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by kennethkl 13y ago
lines like: dx = (e.keyCode - 38) % 2, dy = (e.keyCode - 39) % 2; is cheating. In that case, you could probably make it 1 line of javascript.
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by kennethkl 13y ago
perhaps enabling open source editing of docs, wiki style, might help, but need to consider that a lot of docs is auto generated. Can't think of anything that can do that. Someone go create one.
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by kennethkl 13y ago
Brand already has a bad name. http://www.businessinsider.com/dont-micromanage-your-employe... How to stop micromanaging: http://www.entrepreneur.com/article/218028
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by kennethkl 13y ago
I can't say I'm excited about this...
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by kennethkl 13y ago
Go through lean canvas process, refine, and once it's okay, try it out. If you fail, whoops. Try again. Hopefully you didn't burn that much time. It's like shooting in the dark. Once in awhile, you'll hit something. Hope
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by kennethkl 13y ago
How did you manage that? o.0 Re-wiring the routes?
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by kennethkl 13y ago
Keep doing what you are doing; stay passionately curious. Once you think you are good enough, help out at an open source project. Or start your own little project. One step in front of the other. Then show case. Create a Show HN thread of w
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by kennethkl 13y ago
nitrous.io is working...