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Comment #14366919
But even if these magnets were only as powerful as rare earth magnets, the benefits to the environment are huge.
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Comment #14168804
I put together an example of how to run chromium with --headless driven by cucumber/capybara: https://dkastner.github.io/2017/04/21/headless-chrome.html
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Comment #12931853
As another Faraday employee, I'll add that we didn't start right away with deployment. Instead, we used docker to provide a consistent way to test our apps. Once all of our apps we…
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Comment #12752136
A huge payoff that Rust provides vs Ruby or JavaScript is when writing development tools. It saves so much time and trouble to install a binary than to try and get someone to downl…
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Comment #3893805
While it's true there are more sources of plastic other than fossil fuels, the big disadvantage is the extra amount of energy and water needed. I doubt we'll be able to scale alter…
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Comment #3893789
Not only is it made from the lowest-grade oil, but this low grade oil constitutes the majority of all the oil (and near-oil substances) that's left, e.g. tar sands, oil shale.
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Comment #3893782
The $1000 question is what the downside of the curve will look like. Will it be a sharp drop-off or a long plateau and decline? It's looking more like the latter at the moment.
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Comment #3883848
You're going to burn a lot more energy getting to and from the asteroid than what you'd be able to bring back.
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Comment #3879846
I like the colors
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Comment #3847203
I've been using a very similar tool, browserify to do the same thing. The great thing about browserify is it already comes with core node.js library support, as well as an http mod…
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Comment #3356989
Yes, I realize that most of our electricity comes from coal, natural gas, and nuclear. However, that fact doesn't preclude the idea of using solar, wind, tidal, and geothermal ener…
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Comment #3356424
Yes, I know that patent is actually more specific than "driverless car." I was just being snarky.
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Comment #3356203
Prior art: trains. Seriously, though, this is a complete waste of time. Mass transit has been solving the problem of getting people from point A to point B without them having to d…
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Comment #3301862
I read your Hacker News post and was very impressed by your skills. I would like to talk to you about a career opportunity that I'm sure you would find very interesting. Please con…
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Comment #2869026
My new business plan: 1. Abandon the city for the wealthy suburbs 2. Leave the poor behind, defund infrastructure 3. Sell tours and photos of neglect and destruction 4. Profit! Som…
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Comment #2743767
You'll also need plenty of hafnium, titanium, and molybdenum. Not exactly abundant resources. All that just to get a 4% solar->electricity conversion rate. You can put these panels…
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Comment #2742188
I've created a quick fork of tmuxinator (originally used for defining sessions for tmux) to also generate iTerm setup scripts: https://github.com/dkastner/tmuxinator
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Comment #2741295
I forked tmuxinator to generate the appropriate applescript that will set up iTerm according to your tmuxinator config: https://github.com/dkastner/tmuxinator/commit/c96d04d994cd8c…
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Comment #2710393
Here are some great rebuttals to "Just Food:" http://www.grist.org/article/2009-09-08-mcwilliams-locavore-... http://sharonastyk.com/2009/09/11/start-by-asking-the-right-...
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Comment #2705231
I forgot how awesome geometry was. Anyone know of any courses (online) that each geometry through functional languages (or maybe even vice-versa)?
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Comment #2688560
I've found that using function compositions/closures for event handling makes my JS code much more testable and readable: http://numbers.brighterplanet.com/2011/06/10/a-pattern-for…
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Comment #2657546
I think context matters here. The article was discussing GUi word processor usage. When using an app like Pages or Word, the mouse will be faster because keyboard navigation in tho…
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Comment #1450615
GNUStep is licensed under the GPL and has not implemented as many Cocoa features. Cocotron is licensed under MIT. Assuming that the GNUStep authors want to maintain a stricly GPL c…