dschep

I've already pushed v2.1 which should address the issues you have in chrome, but google is slow to publish new versions to the store.

And yeah, I do want to get around to making it less cluttery in the interface, but that'll take more work.

Edit: v2.1 is live on the Chrome web store.

Technically, you can prove any service by posting a signed proof on it, but keybase won't be aware of it, so it's not very useful.

What pcmonk said. And:

* I'm a dschep, sorry I don't work at keybase

* it's open source

* extensions are easy to unpack & view the source if you don't trust I'm not tampering the extension before upload

* I do no obfuscation of the JS, it's only 201 LOC

yup. just realized this was because I had my dev version & the store version installed on my firefox.

I just published v2.1 which fixes the issue! You'll be able to update once Google & Mozilla push/approve the new version.

edit: damnit. now it's duplicating badges. That's what i get for trying to rush a fix.

It also has the option to upload a package.json which is far less exposure, and can easily be tweaked to omit anything sensitive.

I made myself a little utility that's kinda like that: https://gist.github.com/dschep/4358be665537463b9271f782e77ff...

Well they did leak their users' HIV status[0]. That's pretty unethical IMO.

[0] https://www.vox.com/2018/4/2/17189078/grindr-hiv-status-data...

Should've gone through with it but shared the result with the data-entry people instead of the boss!

I love this series! I might have to learn R just to use rayshader.

And here's how you can do the same for Gnome settings:

    $ dconf dump / | xclip
    $ gnome-control-center # change something!
    $ diff -u -F '^\[' <(xclip -o) <(dconf dump /)

What does this add that Project Gutenberg doesn't provide? And how is an "Apple ePub" different from a standard ePub file?

There exist multiple solutions that store issues in git:

* https://github.com/duplys/git-issues

* https://github.com/dspinellis/git-issue

Hah. Funny coincidence.

Is the name a nod to Cryptocat[0]?

[0] https://crypto.cat

Yeah, looks odd in FF with GTK too[0]. Not pixelated, but weirdly scaled none the less.

[0] https://screenshots.firefox.com/xZsGtZme1muvymp8/bithublab.o...

I can't get https://pocketputer.com to load, but https://pocketputer.blogspot.com works and is the same blog AFAICT

But you actually can't even say the same about motorcycling. Football players get minor brain damage in practically every game they play, which accumulates over time. On a moto you only suffer injury when something goes wrong.

Serverless Framework is also great for Python if you're not porting a WSGI application. Plug/Disclaimer: I'm the creator/maintainer of the defacto python dependency packaging plugin for serverless[0]

[0] https://github.com/UnitedIncome/serverless-python-requiremen...

"normal" software engineer - works at Palantir facilities

"forward-deployed" software engineer - works at Palantir's client's facilities

Sounds like he wants something like Jasonette[0].

[0] https://jasonette.com/

Oh? Do you have a source that's unambiguous about this? Thanks.

I'm also a US citizen, but didn't specify since it didn't seem relevant.

How does that work for folks like myself who have multiple nationalities? I live in the United States but am also a French citizen.

AFICT this replacement is hosted on Github pages, so there shouldn't really be any funding concerns.

On android you can use dns66[0] to use these sort of blocklists.

[0] https://f-droid.org/packages/org.jak_linux.dns66/

Speaking of linux features. Is it me or did it stop using native desktop notifications?

I'm not sure what the full authenticated API[0] can do, maybe the sort of integration Uber did is possible. But with the open data APIs make it easy to find all bikes currently available in the system. I've used them to add JUMP to my bike finder webapp[2] and build a little service to send myself notification of where the nearest JUMP bike is in the morning[3] because they don't yet have huge coverage in DC (working on porting this from single user + pushover to a PWA using web push).

[0] https://app.socialbicycles.com/developer/

[1] https://dc.jumpmobility.com/opendata & https://sf.jumpmobility.com/opendata

[2] https://github.com/dschep/dc-bike-finder

[3] https://github.com/dschep/JUMPStart

In DC we also have JUMP (tho this Uber integration seems to be SF only), in addition to ofo, spin, mobike & limebike. And in my experience JUMP doesn't suffer from the majority of the issues the other dockless providers do. Their bikes are much higher quality and lock to something. This quality comes at a price, so the provider is more invested in bikes remaining in operation, whereas the other providers' bikes are so cheap that the companies treat them as disposable leading to most of the problems.

Re: vans -- dockless providers do this too (at least in DC, where they're required to)

Edit: and since this is HN, I've gotta point out that JUMP is also the only dockless operator in DC with an easy to use & publicly accessible API.

> They lock themselves when you're done and just sit on the street.

JUMP bikes lock to something, it's the majority of other dockless providers(ofo, mobike, limebike, spin, etc) that lock their backwheel.