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by rudle 7y ago
Headline is misleading as USCIS is suspending in-person visa operations. Renewals and transfers of US visas are often conducted via courier and post. From https://uscis.gov > As of March 18, U.S. Citizenship and Immigration
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by rudle 10y ago
> The length of the beard is proportional to ops experience. I know you're trying to be funny, but this statement excludes all people who can't grow long beards from being considered "ops".
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Gloss - A minimalist CSS editor (beta)(gloss.io)
2 points by rudle 14y ago|0 comments
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by rudle 14y ago
I hope apps don't kill websites for the same reason I'm glad people don't build flash microsites anymore. The number one reason I prefer the web is that it's extensible! If there's a web app I don't like, I can write a userscript to modify
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Books: Bits vs. Atoms(codinghorror.com)
20 points by rudle 14y ago|2 comments
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by rudle 15y ago
Great idea! I see: Could not generate a preview, please check the URL is valid and does not redirect then try again. It seems like the service is down, so the error message is probably incorrect. That being said, you should follow
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by rudle 15y ago
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by rudle 15y ago
Kinda "useless" without links to the patches.
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by rudle 15y ago
It's rather strange to see a QWERTY layout when using dvorak. That said, if you showed a dvorak layout to a QWERTY user, you'd have a powerful demonstration of how much less finger travel there is and it convince them to switch.
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by rudle 15y ago
104wpm and then 96wpm This is considerably higher than I usually score (which is why I took it twice), especially considering I was on a laptop keyboard. This leads me to question the accuracy of this test.
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by rudle 15y ago
There's also the reader extension http://labs.postrank.com/gr You can set the treshold, and it will dim out the items that are below it. It greatly increases your ability to "fly through" items, without worrying too much about what you're
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by rudle 15y ago
As far as topics are concerned, I'd really like to see a vim plugin created from start to finish. The tutorials and docs that exist leave a lot to be desired, and this seems like a nice venue to demonstrate (and explain!) the capabilities o
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by rudle 15y ago
You should integrate more sites (assuming that's how this works). A query that I expect to work is "Simeon's Dilemma", which currently returns no results.
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by rudle 15y ago
What a great project. FYI: the sliders don't show up in FF5, you should maybe add some browser compatability messaging.
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by rudle 15y ago
What, exactly, does Comcast have a monopoly on? Basic internet access might be considered a necessary utility, but an unlimited 15MB line is certainly not. Also, http://www.google.com/search?q=high+speed+internet+seattle+w...
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by rudle 15y ago
Why? I was turned off by the American view point of this post. I can't even stream Netflix in my country, and this guy is complaining that he can't watch 250GB of it?!
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by rudle 15y ago
> My opinion on all this is simple. The ability to access broadband internet is a right, and should be defined as an essential utility. Yawn... first world problems. Broadband is assuredly not your "right", it's a privilege. If the term
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by rudle 15y ago
I whipped a little ruby script to download the kindle versions. https://gist.github.com/1056111 The URLs are really, really, nice. You can substitute "kindle.noimages" for any other format you'd like.
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by rudle 15y ago
Grossly misleading headline. The real title of the question is: "I need mathematical proof that the distance from zero to 1 is the equal to the distance from 1 to 2"
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by rudle 15y ago
>> The source code isn't in any repository because I don't work with repositories. You really should be using version control. If you want people to contribute to this open-source project, you can't beat a public repository (like gi
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by rudle 15y ago
Where are you getting your stats from? You can access live stats via Yahoo's Fantasy Baseball API like I do in my app here http://trackstatter.heroku.com and https://github.com/rudle/track_statter
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by rudle 16y ago
This is awesome. Any plans to expose an API? This would help rescue teams that are stuck in jira or trac.
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by rudle 16y ago
Doing both is certainly not difficult, football games feature a lot of downtime. http://online.wsj.com/article/SB1000142405274870428120457500...
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by rudle 16y ago
redo was submitted here http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2004003 with a pretty lively discussion.
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by rudle 16y ago
Some better links: https://github.com/documentcloud/backbone/ http://documentcloud.github.com/backbone/examples/todos/inde... (A Demo)
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by rudle 16y ago
Depending on the type of bookmark, I use a combination of Read It Later and leander https://github.com/rudle/leander . Shameless self-promotion: leander provides full text search on webpages from the command line. There is also an (experi
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by rudle 16y ago
I agree completely. As a long-time screen (and now tmux) user, reading about this wild hack on top of job control made me wince more than once.
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by rudle 16y ago
> Instead why not just make sure that your site works on the iPhone[/Android] in it’s [sic] ‘normal’ state? This site works quite poorly on my Android phone. There is no left margin and there are some issues with the links from the home
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by rudle 16y ago
http://labs.postrank.com/gr
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by rudle 16y ago
The computer motif (complete with Bill Gates as the Devil) is particularly apropos for my school's website. http://wonder-tonic.com/geocitiesizer/content.php?theme=2&#3...

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