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JavaScript Standard Style
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Documenting the explosion of packages in the. JavaScript Standard Style. One Style to Rule Them All! Modules that use standard (standard-packages). List of packages that use. Download graphs of standard (npm-stat.com). Npm registry download count. Modules that use standard (gist). Out-of-date, current stats are higher. Packages used by standard. AST-based pattern checker for JavaScript. Standard's guts, extracted into a reuseable package. build your own! Standard eslint rules, as a shareable config.
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Tag:blog.dcpos.ch,2013:/posts. Tag:blog.dcpos.ch,2013:Post/1119797. This has been a strange year. Personally I've been incredibly lucky, with opportunities to work on interesting projects and travel all over the world from the island of Svalbard to the island of Kauai. I've enjoyed the most freedom I've ever had, but as the year went on, I increasingly felt like I was doing so while things were on fire. A woman in China begs for bitcoin. Learn who represents you. The Distraction Industrial Complex. The b...
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The Mind of Michael D. Hilborn » Random
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The Mind of Michael D. Hilborn. Random ramblings from a random rambler. Yeah, It’s Been Awhile. . . So I’m in the process of revamping the site yet again. Could take days, could take weeks, could be months… if ever. When it’s finished, I hope it’s more modern and personal than this design. And although I speak of modernity, I miss the old site;. It suggested more of, dare I say, a. Classics of “Who are you? 8221; and “What do you want? Around the same time, while in the middle of a 10-week physical fitne...
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the binary log: July 2009
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Thursday, July 30, 2009. The 140-character crowd gets retweets, so why not a reblog? This is an awesome one I found yesterday: Overcoming Bias. It's by an economist and in the style of Freakonomics, but with fewer inhibitions. In particular, Robin Hanson has no qualms applying the rational, disinterested analysis of incentives, biases, and markets to issues of gender and race. I especially like this post. Which is a bit outside his usual vein. It's not your average relationship advice. In other news, Max.
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the binary log: December 2009
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Monday, December 14, 2009. Two Decades, Two Birthdays. I'm twenty now. This will take some getting used to. True-color Earth, courtesy of NASA.). To Dec. 11, and I'd be underage again. Finally, by the time we landed in Sydney, my legal age would change a third time. Not that it would matter, since the drinking age Australia is 18. Cheers! Sunday, December 6, 2009. We just finished an awesome trip. A side-trip, but still- we spent the week in southern Thailand, on hills, on a beach, and in no less tha...
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the binary log: Software patents
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Monday, May 2, 2011. Just wrote this for an online forum in an interesting class I'm taking: CS181, Computers and Ethics in Society. Thought I'd post it here, too. I've written about software patents before. If I had carte blanche to change just one thing about our laws, this would be it. I think that software should not be patentable for three reasons. First, software algorithms are inherently abstract and mathematical. I'll conclude with a quote from Id's founder, John Carmack. The idea that I can be p...
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the binary log: Net Neutrality
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Thursday, May 19, 2011. Many of us who care about freedom on the internet care about particularly contentious policy issue: Network Neutrality. This issue seems to be coming to a head very quickly. I've finally collected some of my thoughts. Net Neutrality entails legal protection of equality on the internet. Broadband internet access is at most a duopoly, between the local DSL provider and the local cable internet provider.). As one user put it in a discussion on BitTorrent throttling,. I'm optimistic t...
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the binary log: September 2010
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Tuesday, September 28, 2010. The Solar Car Project. Has been recruiting really successfully. We now have an absurd 10% of the new Class of 2014 on our mailing list, and more than a hundred people who have showed up at the shop for over the past week. The strategy team has lots of cool projects Sam. And I have been working on. Going from one- or two-person projects to full teams with a wide range of math and coding experience is going to be both difficult and awesome. The list. Sunday, September 19, 2010.
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the binary log: February 2010
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Sunday, February 7, 2010. Round two, featuring Bruce Schneier. Bruce Schneier just wrote a post on all the suggestions to add authentication to the internet. Then, Schneier draws a parallel between universal authentication and copy protection:. The whole attribution problem is very similar to the copy-protection/digital-rights-management problem. Just as it's impossible to make specific bits not copyable, it's impossible to know where specific bits came from. [.]. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).
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the binary log: February 2011
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Friday, February 11, 2011. I'm very excited to join Addepar over the summer. Addepar is an early-stage startup. They're building software for fund managers- private equity types, family offices and perhaps even university or nonprofit endowments. They're solving a bunch of unmet needs for the kinds of customers most companies can only dream they had. Tuesday, February 1, 2011. Why startups are cooler. As if I needed another reason! Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). I'm Daniel Posch. I go to Stanford, class...
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