prayerslayer

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by prayerslayer 8y ago
Somewhat related question: I quite enjoy such articles where people take apart consumer electronics, although I don't know the jargon ("an extruded plastic tube with a secondary rotational drilling operation" - wat?). Does so
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by prayerslayer 9y ago
Nice idea to provide only notes from a chord! It's really motivating if you never made music before. ("Wow I can do this!")
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by prayerslayer 9y ago
I run the same setup. Probably don't get any traffic because I don't write blog posts anymore. My monthly costs are around $ 0.70.
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by prayerslayer 9y ago
> all the photos I will take will have been probably already shot by someone else > Obviously not that realistic Depends on how literally you want to take it. Lighthouses have definitely been photographed before. Photos depicting the
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by prayerslayer 9y ago
If you wonder where ASCII scribbles come from, I use http://asciiflow.com/ all the time for READMEs.
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Generate SVG icons from 50M drawings(github.com)
2 points by prayerslayer 9y ago|0 comments
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by prayerslayer 10y ago
I get your overall point that it's better than nothing, but you'll have to admit semver makes promises that just don't hold up in reality: > because you know that PATCH and MINOR don't require your attention :) In 99
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by prayerslayer 10y ago
> Have you used js.spec or clojure.spec in production? Not yet, but I have some use cases (mostly validation).
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by prayerslayer 10y ago
Cool, thanks for sharing. I didn't know that one.
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Show HN: js.spec, a JavaScript implementation of clojure.spec(github.com)
96 points by prayerslayer 10y ago|24 comments
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by prayerslayer 10y ago
MUMEN RIDER!
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by prayerslayer 10y ago
This handbook assumes that JS execution really is your bottleneck and not network, DOM, what not. I doubt this is the case in the majority of applications, so following these tips might be even counterproductive as they sometimes come at th
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by prayerslayer 10y ago
I am just happy to see that the API has "trading" as a concept, looking forward to that feature. Overall it's sad that most game mechanics of the original games didn't make it into Pokemon Go. Does anyone know how much t
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by prayerslayer 10y ago
Not sure if these are for realsies, but there are some API keys in the webapp repository: https://github.com/wireapp/wire-webapp/blob/master/app/scrip... https://github.com/wireapp&#
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by prayerslayer 11y ago
Zalando | Europe | https://tech.zalando.com/jobs We're one of the leading European fashion retailers ( https://zalando.de ) operating in 16 countries. Currently we have around 800 people in the tech departmen
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by prayerslayer 11y ago
So much this. Github for Mac is quite good already for commiting and pull-requesting. I could stop using my browser (for Github, at least) if they put issue management (open, close, view, comments) in there too. Would be awesome and a more
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by prayerslayer 11y ago
An alternative to this is symdiff http://symdiff.github.io/ (Disclaimer: I'm the author). The auto-remove part you would have to code yourself though.
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America’s TSA head loses his job after screeners miss 95% of weapons(qz.com)
2 points by prayerslayer 11y ago|0 comments
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by prayerslayer 11y ago
The major reason for me to occasionally shoot film is that I find the haptic and usability of the cameras way better than current digital models. Depends on how much you're comfortable to spend though.
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by prayerslayer 11y ago
+1 for tests.
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by prayerslayer 11y ago
I collected the most popular repositories and their license. This post includes a CSV dataset which you can process yourself: https://npiccolotto.com/2015/03/licenses-of-popular-open-sou...
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by prayerslayer 12y ago
Then the obvious question is: Why not have both? :) http://i0.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/newsfeed/000/538/731/0fc...
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by prayerslayer 12y ago
If this wasn't a commercial product I'd ask why it's a separate thing instead of a PR to karma.
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by prayerslayer 12y ago
Awesome, thank you!
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by prayerslayer 12y ago
Maybe the author could comment on what's wrong with require.js (the most popular AMD module loader) and which problems DefineJS solves?
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by prayerslayer 12y ago
Then there's also smoke.js http://smoke-js.com/
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by prayerslayer 12y ago
+1 a 100 times.
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by prayerslayer 12y ago
> I thought network effects were good. No? They are. But you shouldn't rely on them in the beginning because they won't be there.
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by prayerslayer 12y ago
Nice work, I did pretty much the same thing about one and a half years back [1]. Didn't know it's still running [2], haha. I built it because I liked Favematic [3], but thought it didn't have enough "radio" like fun
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by prayerslayer 12y ago
What about lawnchair? http://brian.io/lawnchair/

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