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by seanconaty 2y ago
This is awesome. I did this one time (not automated). I wanted to have an analog version of a video. It was a video of my baby daughter laughing. That was almost 10 years ago. I used ImageMagik to make some stills. I bulk uploaded them to W
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by seanconaty 2y ago
I love this site. I love browsing David Rumsey's map collection and I know that they have a georeferenceing feature, but I haven't used it.
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by seanconaty 4y ago
https://sourcehut.org/pricing/
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by seanconaty 4y ago
https://bitbucket.org/product/features/pipelines
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by seanconaty 4y ago
https://www.atlassian.com/software/bitbucket/pricing
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by seanconaty 6y ago
How many HN readers are landlords?
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by seanconaty 10y ago
Seems like https://www.renttherunway.com but peer to peer and for less affluent users. Rent the runway is still not cheap but it's much cheaper than buying a dress and only wearing it once.
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by seanconaty 11y ago
It is precisely the protections of preferred stock that led to the overvaluation in the first place. http://recode.net/2015/05/10/heres-one-thing-all-the-billion... As a common stock holder, you should know t
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by seanconaty 11y ago
I'm glad someone wrote this article. I used to work at an ad network and for that reason, I've ethically chosen not to use an ad blocker. But I do agree that consolidation of tracking, over-abundance of ad spots and nasty performa
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by seanconaty 11y ago
For most companies, the amount of money represented by the difference in salary of 2 employees is negligible. (Definitely not negligible for the employees!) It's not even a blip on the cash flow statement. This is especially true of ve
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by seanconaty 12y ago
> The end result is that developers contribute to open source in a vacuum; they develop, hoping — but never knowing — whether their library is being used at-large. Is popularity is the main reason behind releasing and maintaining open so
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by seanconaty 12y ago
I like iterative development but I also really like the author's "cauldron of soup" metaphor. I've definitely worked on projects where I feel like I'm rebasing/updating more than I'm actually doing work to
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by seanconaty 12y ago
Just because it's related and it's one of my favorites, Another rant about "real world" software developement: http://stilldrinking.org/programming-sucks
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by seanconaty 12y ago
Yet I will always remember the Aztek as the car that Walter White once drove.
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by seanconaty 12y ago
So happy PJAX made the list. With all the JS frameworks out there I think this is the least appreciated.
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by seanconaty 13y ago
I personally think it has to do with wealthier people doing what they want regardless of what the community wants. Similar outrage flared after the Sean Parker wedding. Regardless of what he actually did at the site, regardless that he paid
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by seanconaty 13y ago
This op-ed does a better job at explaining how some non-tech residents of San Francisco feel about the buses. When your experience of a big city is a seamless parade of hip restaurants and privately funded transportation, it's ea
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by seanconaty 13y ago
You mentioned itertools twice. Accident or pun intended?
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by seanconaty 13y ago
What's so awesome about JSON? Its standard documentation is 5 pages. So simple, so awesome.
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by seanconaty 13y ago
The thing that always bugged me about rendering things in the client was... 1) supporting 2 templating systems (server & client) 2) no graceful degradation (or "progressive enhancement" depending on your opinion) (i.e. being a
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by seanconaty 13y ago
Wow. Never thought Bukowski would make it on HN, let alone this high.
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by seanconaty 13y ago
It seems that people are afraid to "throw away" work, which means they hold on to things they've built (even when they shouldn't) just because they've invested time in them. But the throwing-away of work is crucial
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by seanconaty 13y ago
Yup. Just because more people are getting degrees does not mean that there are enough jobs that require/compensate for having a degree. But this apparently isn't changing anyone's behavior yet, so the education bubble continu
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by seanconaty 13y ago
If you like stuff like this, you should check out this photographer's flickr. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4019607 He takes photos of abandoned buildings. If you're in SF he's got some good ones of 14
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by seanconaty 13y ago
Does this remind anyone one else of the Grapes of Wrath?
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by seanconaty 13y ago
Not just you.
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by seanconaty 13y ago
This is a neat trick, the best I've seen for commenting out huge blocks. But yeah, there is no reason for commented out code. From "97 Things Every Programmer Should Know" http://programmer.97things.oreilly.com/wiki/index.php/Commen... &#
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by seanconaty 13y ago
Anyone interested in something like this should also check out PJAX. Push State and AJAX. https://github.com/defunkt/jquery-pjax This is what GitHub uses between tabs on its Pull Requests page. I love how simple the implementation is. You
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by seanconaty 14y ago
Still with the learn to code meme? In addition to all the reasons that @codinghorror raises in http://www.codinghorror.com/blog/2012/05/please-dont-learn-t... , I have a one more to add. The altruism of it all stinks. The meme is being pus

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