I'm not going to mention the awesome result and documented process, but I'm going to say: Congratulations! I'm happy that she said yes, and I wish you the best :)
A while ago I saw a CLI to display the GitHub contribution graph in a console, so I came up with the idea of a custom git command that made the exact same graph but based on the current repository.
If you like it or have any feedback about the tool itself and its code, just leave a comment. Thank you for your attention :)
A while ago I saw a CLI to display the GitHub contribution graph in a console, so I came up with the idea of a custom git command that made the exact same graph but based on the current repository.
If you like it or have any feedback about the tool itself and its code, just leave a comment. Thank you for your attention :)
I too prefer this approach tbh. Since a few years I've only used shoes or sneakers with no laces. At the beginning I though that I was going to have problems with it, but all has been good.
Why is this not in the front page still? I'm not sure about how the ranking algorithm works but it seems that this has more points and is more recent that some of the post in the front page.
Why does political activism have to be related to political ambitions? (I'm assuming you mean personal ambitions). Of course you could be an expert within a field but also try to promote or intervene in some decisions with your knowledge, without greater political aspirations. Is not a requirement, but if you're interested in providing useful insights from your field, just go for it.
Hi, this sounds really usefl and wanted to give it a try, but the connection hanged while trying to connect. I was able to scan the URL in my phone and open the browser (Firefox Nightly), but couldn't see it in action. My phone was stuck in "Peer Created", while desktop (Firefox Developer Edition) was at "Reconnecting!". Is it a network problem on my side?
Hey, this looks really good! Didn't even know that the information about those studies was accesible. I don't understand the phases meaning, can you explain them? Maybe a table or tooltip somewhere could help.
@mr-ron, I never comment on anything, but this really deserves my respects. I had a really good time playing and enjoyed having to use my knowledge to crete Skynet. Thanks for creating this.
I like to rotate my desktop background regularly, so I wrote a small script to download the daily image from a known website and save it in a folder. Then my OS picks up a random image from that folder each minute and set it up as background image
IMO It's not Netflix fault, actually emails with dots in different positions should be different emails. Also, not sending a confirmation email is a common pattern now. Maybe an email about "you created an account :D" should be enough mitigation, but this is not their fault.
I have a legit question. Do colorblind people use some extension in their browser? This post gave me the idea that maybe some extension could show them the warnings and some options to scale the colors in an appropiate manner. My first idea was to try using it in development, to check how colorblind people see our apps and provide a solution. Do you have any further plans or ideas with this? (It's an interesting topic, but I'm not very informed)
Loved the tone of the article. They know they have some problems to work on, they're being transparent about them and they're explicitly saying that they need help with it.
Last night I was able to provide support to check multiple commits and specify a branch, just like git log would normally do. (https://github.com/aaossa/git-gud#usage). Thanks for the stars :)
Yeah, they're a bit strict. A possible solution is to ask for 'user.signingkey' in the config file and, if exists, expect a "good (G)" signature, but always warn about any other other unexpected state different than "good (G)" and "no signature (N)". Thanks rurban!
Hi HN! I made this short script to practice bash scripting and improve my git habilities. If you have any feedback (README, code, anything) please let me know!
I contribute by dedicating each friday or saturday to open source projects (not mine). I do this because in CS all of our work depends on another's, and each time we import a module, visit a website, or use a phone, we KNOW that another person dedicated part of his life to do that. My contributions are my "thank you" to every person that gave part of his time to create something that helped me, creating something like an "open source cycle" where I help other because someone helped me
Why is this flagged? It seems like an opinion from an informed user, an opinion like many others I've read in HN. Also, it was an interesting read for me.
Hey, I'm a TA at some CS courses, can this be used to find similar codebases? Maybe it useful to find similar programmers, find possible code copies and/or identify the author of a snippet. Any ideas?
I don't really use DO that much, but I think that this post is very informative. I would like to know if security measures like those are everywhere or some devs ignore them.
I loved it! Already submited a local conference. Hope you make it to the front page :) You could stick some users if you create some kind of newsletter according to location and/or event tags. If you want some help, I would work on this!