thelonelygod

Not sure if you'll see this, but I work for an internal tooling startup and I'm trying to mess around with your API. Our tool has support for REST and python/js support with a limited set of libraries. I've been trying to figure out how to connect to the API via CURL so I can write some blogposts about building with y'all and I've been struggling.

I can get com.atproto.server.createSession to return me a token, but then when I try to transition into another endpoint (such as app.bsky.richtext.facet) I only get 404s. Is their any examples of using y'all with rest? Happy to take my question elsewhere if y'all have any places for folks to ask questions?

Does anyone have recommendations for a good jinja linter?

Check out scheduled jobs feature of Superblocks (https://www.superblocks.com/product/scheduled-jobs). We've got a robust free tier (https://www.superblocks.com/pricing) and support Python, NodeJS, REST, GraphQL and a heck ton of DB integrations.

That is so drastically out of touch with the situation it's absurd.

Superblocks | Software Engineers | New York City | Full- Time | https://www.superblocks.com/careers Superblocks is the all in one platform that helps developers build custom, internal software fast. We're looking for both Backend & Frontend Engineers to help build our founding engineering team. For our backend engineering team, you'll be scaling and securing our distributed code execution engine from the ground up. For our front end engineering team, you'll be planning and building features that will save hours of development time for our users, such as live collaboration, autocomplete and debugging. Stack is Go, Node.js, React.js, Kubernetes.

This is nifty, but I don't really see why this beats using a case. I've been switching laptop cases for a while (actually need to get a new one) and I put them up on my wall when I'm done.

Checkout a photo - https://imgur.com/a/nWz95Ex

They're like $15 on Amazon and I honestly don't mind that people can see them since the laptop is going to be covered in stickers and won't be looking like something off the shelf anyway.'

I think your hugely underestimating the impact of a single paycheck. Some huge percentage of American's live paycheck to paycheck (78% according to career builder http://press.careerbuilder.com/2017-08-24-Living-Paycheck-to...).

Missing that paycheck means potentially missing rent (which could get you evicted), having to decide between keeping the lights on or buying food. The more paychecks people miss the worse this is going to get for some people.

Technically the full name of Dwarf Fortress is Slaves to Armok: God of Blood Chapter II: Dwarf Fortress so their not too far off.

Ben Horowitz's The Hard Thing About Hard Things talks about this. Zuckerberg contributes to the management chapter.

Biggest reason I switched is filling receipts is so much easier with Uber/Lyft than versus a taxi. I only use them for business travel so I have a gmail rule to forward them to expensify versus having to manually scan in some taxi drivers handwriting (half the time who is pissed at you for asking for a receipt).

How much is that going to cost? A quick google search is telling me that an avg american wedding is $26,444.

Is a one time bonus of 26k for everyone you hire sustainable?

Duplicate https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11520407

Screenshot?

Pretty terrible data viz of everything I read this year: http://ruparel.co/book-viz/

TL:DR is I read too many comic books.

We had two. Wouldn't have been as fun of a project though if we'd included them.

Glad you've found it useful!

I mainly fly out of LGA but, next time I fly through SFO I'll hit you up on the offer!

The lady at the desk said if we applied right there she would have let us in. I'm more of a cash back person though. Can't be bothered with points or fees.

I was seriously considering applying for an American Express platinum card so Kurt and I could get in and try the various varieties of seating they had in the lounge. . .

Check out guide.mlh.io for a really detailed walkthrough of everything you need to run an awesome hackathon.

The MLH guide is student focused but you should still be able to get a ton of great advice out of it!

If you're planning on being more business oriented startup weekend has a similar guide.

You're thinking of the security hacker which isn't what this article is about. Good guide for security stuff though.

Today, we're pivoting. Major League Hacking is now Major League Packing: http://news.mlh.io/major-league-hacking-now-major-league-pac...

I love reading stories like these. I hope more people in the community share first (or second) hackathon stories.

I love the focus on Diversity and Inclusion during this hackathon season.

Sam Altman said in a blogpost "People who are not white males will start many of the best companies of the future, and we’d like to fund them," and I think that's true of people making and accomplishing incredible things in the hacker community too.

Everyone has the potential to become a fantastic hacker/potential founder given the opportunity and I'm really proud of MLH for focusing on this.

http://blog.ycombinator.com/diversity-and-startups

You can't use facebook messenger programmatically anymore. Also my parents still don't have smart phones and don't want ones. They use mms pretty heavily.

These are awesome. Love watching these demos live.

Hackerschool is a bit different than what the OP is asking for though.

"I don't know how to program. Can I do Hacker School? No, sorry. Hacker School is currently only for people who already know how to code. Think of it like a writers workshop. We're here to help people become great novelists, but you have to already know English and be comfortable writing essays." - https://www.hackerschool.com/faq

Sounds like the op doesn't have any experience and wants to learn to code for the first time.

For higher than 30 minutes you really want to look into planes instead of quadcopters. Running 4/6/8 heavy duty motors forces battery life to be an issue.

A plane has significantly less than that which lets them go for longer.

Mobile Suit Gundam the origin and the new Bryan lee o'malley novel Seconds.

I'm mainly just reading for pleasure right now. But reading these 2 volumes makes me want more hardback comic books.

I'm pretty sure they didn't implement it because it was an extremely impractical solution.

Edit:

"We evaluated some of the new methods offline but the additional accuracy gains that we measured did not seem to justify the engineering effort needed to bring them into a production environment." - https://www.techdirt.com/blog/innovation/articles/20120409/0...

I actually really don't like this. I took a look at the source and the images are being loaded from the original sites.

For the content creators that pay for hosting with ad revenue you're still hitting their servers and depriving them of the way that they support themselves.