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bombtrack

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    Comment #32907167

    I love apps like this. I currently use Numi daily for running financial-related tracking and scenarios. It has a few annoying UI quirks, so I'm super open for alternatives (especia…

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    Comment #27806487

    Been waiting for someone to bring this up. Seems very widespread. https://downdetector.com/status/amazon/

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    Comment #26998925

    DHH stated it in his "Let it all out" follow up post. > Yesterday, we offered everyone at Basecamp an option of a severance package worth up to six months salary for those who've b…

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    Comment #20848218

    Looks to have been caused by a loss of utility power and subsequent backup generator failure at one datacenter. > 10:47 AM PDT We want to give you more information on progress at t…

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    Comment #18684156

    I don't think equating 1 route = 1 component makes much sense. A route could be as simple as `/user/123` which shows an avatar and a name, or it could be `/billing` which has many …

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    Comment #17856624

    I recently evaluated using Typescript's compiler or Babel + TS plugin, and decided to use Babel. The main reason was keeping access to the Babel plugin ecosystem without needing to…

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    Comment #17658362

    Air Crash Investigation is great. It's like a true-crime show for engineering. What you gather after watching dozens of episodes is that almost all accidents happened many years ag…

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    Comment #17507813

    I use Quiver[0] ($10) to store and organize work and personal notes. Their "cells" of content can be written in plaintext, code, markdown, or LaTeX. You can organize with folders, …

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    Comment #15568920

    Yes, I would say they're an expected browser feature these days, with over 94% global browser availability [0] (basically anything >= IE10). The cool thing about Phoenix specifical…

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    Comment #14479082

    I will wholeheartedly echo the sibling's suggestion for beets ( http://beets.io/ ). No music makes it into my collection unless it's been imported via beets. It has a powerful impo…

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    Comment #13691801

    Did you evaluate or consider react-virtualized [0]? I've used it for one internal app that loaded a couple thousand rows and it worked well. I don't think it meets all your require…

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    Comment #12984524

    I've had my last.fm account for over a decade and a what.cd account for most of its existence. You're correct that they provided similar resources for music junkies. You could prob…

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    Comment #12921818

    Had a quick chat this morning with the people that worked on it. The package rebar3_elixir_compile[0] makes this pretty easy. However, our target Elixir lib is not a public hex pac…

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    Comment #12917002

    We use both Erlang and Elixir where I work. We successfully use Erlang libs in our Elixir projects pretty easily. We recently started trying to do the reverse and use an Elixir app…

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    Comment #12535205

    If what you're trying to accomplish is feasible and maintainable with "ordinary js ... and a bit of jquery" then using a full React+Flux stack like the OP outlined is complete over…

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    Comment #12178187

    Ah, this is exactly what I was looking for. Thank you.

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    Comment #12177083

    Where do you listen to the interviews? I was recently obsessed with finding the interview he did with Larry David, but could not find it anywhere. Someone posted it on YouTube when…

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    Comment #10733126

    I just want to echo the love for Subsonic (and the iOS iSub app). I happily used Google Music until I hit the (at the time) 20k track limit. Now that I've been running and using Su…

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    Comment #10588626

    The Mythbusters did! Pretty neat. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VmVxSFnjYCA

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    Comment #10520957

    FiveThirtyEight's "What's the Point" podcast recently had an episode mostly devoted to the Bloomberg Terminal. I found it fascinating. I would have never known it had its own secti…

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    Comment #10481397

    What sort of problems did you run into when installing linux? I have an i5 model that runs OS X. I would think installing Ubuntu via bootable USB would more or less like installing…

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    Comment #10156662

    NPM is the Node Package Manager. So, you must have node installed to get npm. https://nodejs.org/download/

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    Comment #9964128

    I've been a fan of metal for so long that I get such a kick out of seeing how non-fans react to it [0]. As far as metal sub-genres go, "melodic death metal" is about as standard as…

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    Comment #9959476

    Ha, no. I think I was just trying to make it non-specific because it could happen along any tz border. I added the article in case someone wanted specific locations.

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    Comment #9959118

    I grew up in a northern, rural part of the US along the MST/CST divide. Our county was MST, so everyone's homes, schools, events, etc. were all MST. A significant portion of the ar…