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adamcanady

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About adamcanady

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    Comment #39811673

    This is neat but the map by public transport time is probably non-euclidean because subways are like wormholes.

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    Comment #25131941

    Apparently this isn't the same Krebs as https://krebsonsecurity.com/ [0] [0] Funny enough, the website has a broken SSL cert at the time of writing.

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    Comment #24005819

    I recently did this using Electron's BrowserView. I had to step away from using electron because I encountered segfaults like `Received signal 11 SEGV_MAPERR 000000000060` just on …

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    Comment #22410770

    Js_of_ocaml [1] is a good alternative to BuckleScript for standard OCaml (non-Reason). For example, it works well with Core_kernel [2] and Async_kernel [3] to provide high-level fu…

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    Comment #17180284

    Didn't realize this system used a CVT-like system to generate electicity. I've generally been curious how this system seems to be significantly more complex yet more reliable than …

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    Comment #14485860

    I also wonder why Apple allows some apps to accept payments via credit card yet others need to use the built in payment solutions? EDIT: some research later indicates that it's pos…

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    Comment #14365252

    How does it work? Searching for book store ( https://www.closient.com/?q=book_store the underscore was autocompleted) gave me results that were 1200+ km away from my current locati…

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    Comment #14365210

    I guess I wasn't too far off geographically with Romanian Wikipedia :) Keep up the great work at https://www.seznam.cz/ ! Lots of interesting search features, maps, etc.

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    Comment #14365158

    I work on Google Search. Having one search engine per country doesn't seem like the correct approach to the problem. > Every country has a mammoth collection of valid results for y…

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    Comment #11497342

    Also the hostname of "TayandYou".

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    Comment #11013485

    Location: Minneapolis, Minnesota Remote: Yes. Willing to relocate: No. Technologies: Python, Node.js, Meteor, HTML5/CSS3/JS (lots of past frontend work with SCSS, Rails, Flask, Pos…

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    Comment #10553373

    > you believe you'll be able to create more value for yourself by doing something else rather than seeing it through with a startup. Just pointing out that there are other reasons …

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    Comment #10252149

    This is typically the way it's done in Node.js's Express library: http://expressjs.com/api.html#req

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    Comment #9853406

    It's also about a lot more than ride sharing. These companies are hoping to turn their LaaS (labor) into self-driving car fleets as soon as possible. A lot of that money is going t…

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    Comment #9666328

    Actually, I think that's incorrect. I'd say that the median person who knows how to drive is better off than the median person without that skill. Certainly the best person who doe…

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    Comment #9649625

    To get this straight, when they indicate 96% utilization of the uranium, they don't mean converting 96% of the total energy to electricity, as it is assumed that some will be lost …

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    Comment #9541278

    Some day I may turn this into a chrome extension to highlight limericks on arbitrary pages. It would be joyous to see a highlighted section of some random wikipedia page pop out to…