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Writing is a way of thinking for me. In a venue like HackerNews I can write something that I think I believe and someone will probably take the opposite viewpoint and tell me why I…

Heroku's final chapter was being acquired, we are now entering the afterword. It was revolutionary when it was introduced and for a long while after that - but their mistake was ge…

In the last couple of months Google's results have improved for me, I'm no longer seeing stack overflow clones, there are fewer content farm results too.

Here's the actual case: https://law.justia.com/cases/federal/appellate-courts/ca9/17... There is an attached PDF with the full decision, Pages 27, 28 on reference some related case…

Even if it is, it doesn't matter. The US Court of Appeals created precedent that allows for the scraping and aggregation of publicly published information with that LinkedIn case.

I've seen a couple of projects using CI to build the project and run their test suite. All of them have been interpreted languages like PHP, Python and Ruby. Their builds and tests…

No offense, but if you can't design and write a compelling landing page for your service that works you don't understand your product or customer enough to be in the line of busine…

Rockstar developers can duct tape a bunch of bullshit together and make a good demo, and after 6 months when they get poached by another company you'll just have to hire actually c…

Isn't there a way to default back to a rendered image if MathJax isn't supported?

Oh geeze, he claims that regular dog food gives dogs cancer in one of those promo videos. Yikes.

Let's say there's a new can opener in the drawer [1], it's the same size and shape as a can opener but because it's not what you're used to you try to use it in the normal orientat…

I think I've figured out what is happening when people tell me that DuckDuckGo's results "aren't good enough". What's really happening is that they've been trained to search a cert…

Also, at 100 searches a day that's 6.25 searches per hour, if they're spread evenly over a 16 hour waking period. Who makes that many searches?!

Would you care to provide any evidence that a publication from the University of Rochester medical center, reviewed by an MD and two RNs is not credible?

You're 43 times more likely to kill a family member than an intruder, those are some bad odds mate. https://www.wbur.org/cognoscenti/2016/08/18/diana-arezzo-gun...

You're 43 times more likely to kill a family member than an intruder. https://www.wbur.org/cognoscenti/2016/08/18/diana-arezzo-gun...