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I think it's the other way around

Have you tried ZeroTier? https://www.zerotier.com/

Yes you can. You sign up through the Messenger iOS/Android app.

Carnegie Mellon is neither a state school nor what I would call affordable.

h264ify [1] will save you power on Chrome. It does not support 4k however.

[1] https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/h264ify/aleakchihd...

What are you talking about? The original pitch was a black car service to fix the hailing problems of SF. It was even originally called UberCab. https://medium.com/@gc/the-beginning-of-uber-7fb17e544851

I'm not sure it helps to describe depression as a chemical state. Happiness and sadness are also "chemical" states.

Reminds me about the woman who can smell Parkinson's:

> She sniffed six sweaty tees from people diagnosed with Parkinson’s, and six from healthy controls. Milne correctly identified which six had Parkinson’s, but she also tagged one of the control subjects as having the disease.

> Despite that error, Barran was intrigued—all the more so eight months later, when the same supposedly healthy control subject Milne had identified was diagnosed with Parkinson’s.

https://news.nationalgeographic.com/2018/01/smell-sickness-p...

Many high-end restaurants in NY, CA, Berlin, Copenhagen, etc. require a deposit. See Tock (all prepaid, https://www.exploretock.com) or Resy (some prepaid, some cancellation fee, https://resy.com).

HabitLab for Chrome has this as a nudge.

A sibling link (https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16875793) has a poster (not the same map though)

Not all e-juice nicotine is sourced from tobacco. Some are synthesized: https://www.elementvape.com/tobacco-free-nicotine-e-juice-co...

Not for group chats

They headlined Coachella 2017

Guided Access?

Have you tried hired.com ?

GetFeedback

(Disclaimer: I work there :)

Re: point number 2. Libraries like https://github.com/bhuga/faraday-restrict-ip-addresses (ruby) help with that.

If you right-click on that, is it a Flash player? Are you on Firefox?

You know sprockets includes bower support. Just add the path.

Sentry: https://getsentry.com/welcome/

It is good.

Easy to deploy internally. Python server, client libs for basically everything, plugins to chat apps, issue trackers, you name it: https://github.com/getsentry/sentry

The JS reporting supports source maps too.

I'm guessing these https://gist.github.com/tmm1/8393897

Heroku definitely does. Even inside a single dyno.

Switch to at least 2x-sized dynos and use nginx-buildpack (https://github.com/ryandotsmith/nginx-buildpack) with multi-buildpack (https://github.com/ddollar/heroku-buildpack-multi).

You'll probably need to modify/fork the ruby buildpack to do asset compiles twice (if necessary) and check-in both apps into the same repo. And of course modify the nginx configuration.

Did you even read the article? That statement is prefaced by "According to what seems to be a widely accepted origin story of Bitcoin, ...", meaning that's what many people assume.

Then right after, his thesis is to contrast that: "I would argue that Satoshi is actually Nick Szabo himself, probably together with one or more technical collaborators"

Almost.... and Ember can mostly work with that last time I checked.

The missing piece is delegation though, i.e. you can't define a catch-all getter/setter and many Ember.*Proxy classes/mixins (e.g. http://emberjs.com/api/classes/Ember.ObjectProxy.html) rely on that. Like most Ember Controllers are delegating data state to a model, and are supplementing app state/behaviors on top.

ES6 Object Proxies fixes that.

But I'm liking how fast the Ember team has been including ES6 transpilers into directly in to Ember App Kit. So we may be writing more regular JSy looking property dot notation, like Angular, soon enough. And get all the benefits of UAP.

(By the way, for coffeescript fans, ember-script sort of does this for you: http://emberscript.com/)

So somehow I've never noticed this as a problem. We get full stack traces for everything. On the other hand we use the hosted version of Sentry (https://getsentry.com), but since everything is open source, we bundle their raven library (https://github.com/getsentry/raven-js) into our CDN served package. So window.onerror is set from the same JS as the rest of the app. I'm guessing that avoids the cross-domain issue?

Have you tried running 3 or even 4 puma workers (each with 8-16) threads on a dyno? That way you can get more concurrency on CPU-bound requests in addition to IO-bound concurrency (assuming MRI).

Hold down <option> (or <cntrl> on win/linux) while doing it.