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by localhostdotdev 7y ago
to be fair, i went there, saw rip and didn't read further :)
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by localhostdotdev 7y ago
oh nice, i didn't know where the coin flipping quote came from: https://en.wikiquote.org/wiki/Piet_Hein
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by localhostdotdev 7y ago
you were programming in text, a very popular programming language that i'm using right now :) here is a peg grammar: text = $.* you can try it at https://pegjs.org/online :) edit: sry to disappoint but this ma
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by localhostdotdev 7y ago
already better than s3 :) makes me think of https://www.reddit.com/r/DataHoarder/
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by localhostdotdev 7y ago
wow that's quite amazing! could be worth it even at 10k+ here is a direct link so people don't have to copy/paste https://innerscene.com/products
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by localhostdotdev 7y ago
this is my definition of a boring programmer: - makes code that works - solves people's problems - doesn't care what other programmers think edit: the truth is a boring programmer won't even read this, just doesn't care,
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Peg.js – Parser Generator for JavaScript(pegjs.org)
1 points by localhostdotdev 7y ago|0 comments
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by localhostdotdev 7y ago
debian packages are also supported it seems: https://github.com/git-lfs/git-lfs/packages/5789 and https://github.com/alteregofun/firsty/packages/2953 found a ruby one: https:&
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by localhostdotdev 7y ago
pretty cool how the urls stayed the same: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/13204/why-doesnt-my-cron-... (still works) http://stackoverflow.com/questions/21064/massive-reputation-... (&
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by localhostdotdev 7y ago
thanks for linking there, tried to make some ruby notebooks and works quite well https://nbviewer.jupyter.org/github/localhostdotdev/notebook... (very similar to the github interface though)
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by localhostdotdev 7y ago
I stayed close to what the author did. adding an index: add_index :tags, :name adding a null constraint: change_column :tags, :name, :string, null: false validates :name, presence: true # for proper validations https:
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by localhostdotdev 7y ago
rails g model Post published_at:datetime title content:text rails g model Comment post:references author published_at:datetime content:text rails g model Tag name rails g model PostTag post:references tag:references
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by localhostdotdev 7y ago
> for intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance (ISR) and strike missions (wikipedia) for the strike part, wouldn't it be better to use a satellite-based system, I would think it could reach any place on earth much faster given
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by localhostdotdev 7y ago
kinda hoping "testing weak passwords on your existing user's passwords" becomes standard practice at some point.
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by localhostdotdev 7y ago
there is a democracy index: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Democracy_Index there is something similar for voting systems but it isn't as elegant: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_ele
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by localhostdotdev 7y ago
> An intriguing new tool of democracy just had its first test in the real world of politics, and it passed with flying colors. how can you even measure if a voting system is a success?
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by localhostdotdev 7y ago
discussion on lobsters where I posted it recently: https://lobste.rs/s/m4f2ke/don_t_do_this
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by localhostdotdev 7y ago
works fine for me™️ here is a copy: https://outline.com/jHJzzZ
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by localhostdotdev 7y ago
the website: https://www.wepark.us the original twitter thread (first test drive): https://twitter.com/VictorPontis/status/1121521771633500160
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by localhostdotdev 7y ago
exactly what I was thinking, e.g. "need a working space anywhere? just use the app and rent a one of our free spaces or share one" I could definitely see VC money going into this, maybe even an existing company doing it. the parki
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Newest coworking space costs just $2.25 an hour, because it is a parking spot(fastcompany.com)
79 points by localhostdotdev 7y ago|85 comments
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by localhostdotdev 7y ago
there are pdf and txt files available also: e.g. https://assets.documentcloud.org/documents/5977583/New-York-... and https://assets.documentcloud.org/documents/5977583/New-York-... (url
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by localhostdotdev 7y ago
wouldn't that be a sign of a healthy housing market? (e.g. liquidity) if 99%-100% of homes were occupied then it would reach saturation (hard to buy/rent homes)
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by localhostdotdev 7y ago
Github's https://primer.style/ Google's https://material.io/design/ I guess most companies have a design system in place
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by localhostdotdev 7y ago
found from a comment on the incorrect calculations of speed of the expansion of the universe: https://www.reddit.com/r/space/comments/bhoapu/hubble_finds_...
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Could time be logarithmic? (2016) [pdf](turbulence-online.com)
4 points by localhostdotdev 7y ago|1 comments
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by localhostdotdev 7y ago
reminds me of github's project paper cuts https://github.blog/2018-08-28-announcing-paper-cuts/
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by localhostdotdev 7y ago
not so easy for lower scores :)
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by localhostdotdev 7y ago
you could use https://news.ycombinator.com/over?points=200 or maybe the experiment could allow opt-out
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by localhostdotdev 7y ago
css version tested with stylus: .score { display: none } /* stories and own comments */ .pagetop { color: transparent !important; } /* hide karma top right (also hides username and logout) */ #me, #logout {

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