velodrome

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by velodrome 8y ago
It is very easy to learn and is similar to Laravel.
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by velodrome 8y ago
How is this compared to FeathersJS?
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Police respond to “active shooter situation” at YouTube's headquarters(cbsnews.com)
2 points by velodrome 8y ago|0 comments
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by velodrome 8y ago
> I think sqlx is good enough for most sqlx is nice but I wish it had query logging.
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by velodrome 8y ago
This is a repost from last year: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13792287
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by velodrome 8y ago
Yahoo could not decide whether it was a technology company or media company...
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by velodrome 9y ago
This is the closest "known" interaction: U.S. F-22 stealth fighter pilot taunted Iranian F-4 Phantom combat planes over the Persian Gulf https://theaviationist.com/2013/09/19/f-22-f-4-intercept&#x2
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Where Is Elon Musk's Tesla Roadster with Starman?(whereisroadster.com)
2 points by velodrome 9y ago|0 comments
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by velodrome 9y ago
Bots (scraping, etc) passing as legitimate users.
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by velodrome 9y ago
> An example is Germany (9.2 metric ton per capita) which decided to shutdown their nuclear facilities. Yes, they replaced it with coal plants... https://www.bloomberg.com/view/articles/2017-11-14/germany
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by velodrome 9y ago
> I just don't see how nuclear has a bright future in any regard. How about in space or on other planets? > And while nuclear is certainly much less CO2 intensive than any fossil-fuel source even a pro-nuclear body's publ
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by velodrome 9y ago
No money going towards nuclear.... If people were serious about ACTUALLY reducing carbon emissions, then baseload power production would be nuclear. Please look at France as an example. France: 5.0 metric tons per capita (2013) US: 16.4 met
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by velodrome 9y ago
Is your stock down? Don't worry, create or invest in a cryptocoin and profit...It's cheaper than a stock buyback.
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by velodrome 9y ago
I wish ISPs billed like a utility. Something like $10 connection fee + 10-15 cents per GB. This will force bandwidth hogs to self-regulate. If you have the ability to purchase 4k/8k TVs, then you should be responsible for the associate
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Developing a Twitter botnet based on Markov chains in Go(arnaucode.com)
2 points by velodrome 9y ago|0 comments
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by velodrome 9y ago
Maybe, this is their way of directing people into the vacant "ghost" cities.
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by velodrome 9y ago
I agree.
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by velodrome 9y ago
Angular 5.x?
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by velodrome 9y ago
Angular should be noted as AngularJS. https://angularjs.org/ Angular 2 should be noted as Angular. https://angular.io/
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by velodrome 9y ago
Perri-Benzene http://www.nytimes.com/1990/02/10/us/perrier-recalls-its-wat...
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by velodrome 9y ago
A+ for transparency.
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by velodrome 9y ago
How does this compare with NATS?
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by velodrome 9y ago
No, it will get delisted from the exchange at $1. https://finance.zacks.com/nasdaq-delisting-rules-7450.html I think Blue Apron (APRN) listed too early. It's currently at $3 (from $10 at IPO). By the way, why would you
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Driverless shuttle bringing a glimpse of the future to downtown Las Vegas(reviewjournal.com)
2 points by velodrome 9y ago|0 comments
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by velodrome 9y ago
Agreed. If there are more men in the city, women should have more selection. However, the diversity of men may be limited (e.g. they are all software engineers...). It would be like going to Baskin-Robbins and all they had was various types
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by velodrome 9y ago
How does Bitcoin work offline? Let's say the world goes to hell (assume internet has been taken offline) and we need to trade using a form of trusted currency. Just curious...
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by velodrome 9y ago
> The problem is our obsolete voting system which effectively prohibits a third party from winning. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Commission_on_Presidential_Deb... Multiple lawsuits have been filed by third-party
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by velodrome 9y ago
> The duopoly controlling today’s political competition has no accountability for results. Sums it up perfectly...
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How animals vote to make group decision(theconversation.com)
2 points by velodrome 9y ago|0 comments
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by velodrome 9y ago
China is an export driven economy. If a crash were to come, it would be because of a sudden lack of trade (e.g. 2008). Chinese companies are already heavily levered.

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