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by 33degrees 8y ago
This is interesting but, how much? Can’t find the pricing....
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by 33degrees 8y ago
Yes, I tried doing this for a while and it’s frustrating for everyone.
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by 33degrees 8y ago
As someone into both techno and startups, i’d like to hear more!
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by 33degrees 8y ago
The book looks interesting, but I'd much rather an electronic copy rather than a paper book. Is there no digital version?
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Dark Motives and Elective Use of Brainteaser Interview Questions(onlinelibrary.wiley.com)
290 points by 33degrees 8y ago|291 comments
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by 33degrees 8y ago
2013 was a long time ago in internet years
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by 33degrees 8y ago
Very cool! Is there a link to the repo? I didn't see one...
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by 33degrees 8y ago
Grids are a very small part of what bootstrap offers
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by 33degrees 8y ago
That may be true, but it doesn't prevent it from also being a useful resource
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by 33degrees 8y ago
JSON storage is only half the story, the other half is ease of scaling. Scaling Postgres is not simple, and given enough of the right kind of data, I could see why someone might chose MongoDB. But for quickly iterating on a schema for a new
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by 33degrees 8y ago
Indeed: I recently ran into a bug where a field was inserted as a string in some cases and an integer in others. A simple fix, yet more work than I would have had to do had I just configured the field properly in the first place.
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by 33degrees 8y ago
You manage your state outside your components, using Redux / Relay / MobX etc...
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by 33degrees 8y ago
Reading this makes it very clear why Apple would be moving towards using its own chips in laptops.
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by 33degrees 8y ago
Looks good! I've been using json-api-normalizer[1] and redux-object[2] to do something similar. The ORM functionality is a nice difference though, I'll have to try it out. [1] https://github.com/yury-dymov/
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by 33degrees 8y ago
I'm planning on trying it to replace some Ruby code that updates our elasticsearch index in a background job. It's currently slow and memory hungry and crystal's similarity to Ruby should make it easy to port.
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by 33degrees 8y ago
In principle, it’s mostly other consumers of canabis who will pay, via a “sin tax”. That’s already the case with cigarettes and alcohol.
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by 33degrees 8y ago
This. Where I work it's common for features to involve 3-4 repos and it makes testing and deploying a huge pain. This leads to people sticking code in the wrong place as a work around, defeating the purpose of splitting the code into s
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by 33degrees 8y ago
Right: my experience is with a lot more complex scenarios, and in comparison to rdbms. Things that would take multiple queries, like aggregations, can be done in a single, fast, call. It does require a proper indexing setup and some fine tu
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by 33degrees 8y ago
Elasticsearch is incredibly deep, and highly performant. If all you need is simple full text search then rolling your own can be an interesting exercise, but I can't imagine the amount of hours it would take to replicate the features I
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by 33degrees 8y ago
Yeah given how much they paid it’s clear they’re not intending to directly profit from Github’s sales. Allowing free private repos seems a logical step
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by 33degrees 8y ago
Self hosted/open source vs SASS for onse. Contentful is nice but quite pricy.
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by 33degrees 8y ago
The rule they’re following is that method names should be verbs, and upcase / downcase are shorter than alternatives like to_upper etc. So while it’s an unusual choice it’s not an arbitrary one
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by 33degrees 8y ago
Thanks, I'll check that out!
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by 33degrees 8y ago
This is pretty cool! Randomly came across this tidbit, regarding one of my favorite Apple II games: "While Karateka only takes up Side A, Side B contains a copy of the game modified to play upside-down. According to Jordan Mechner, thi
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by 33degrees 8y ago
To be fair, the entry for Go that is 3x faster than Gin isn't a framework, it's just an http handling library. But it's clear their benchmarks are not complete enough to be useful; it's unfortunate that Techempower'
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by 33degrees 8y ago
Interesting: I wasn't aware of the two servers mentioned in the article, looks like it's time to try out a new stack!
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by 33degrees 8y ago
There are several online DAWs: a friend works on this one https://skytracks.io/ and a google search will turn up many others
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by 33degrees 8y ago
Ikea's markus chair gets a lot of good reviews: it's one of the best options for the price.
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by 33degrees 9y ago
The technical limitations of the time were a factor as well. They originally planned to have some aliens on screen but were unable to come up with a way to do it convincingly, which led to the more ambiguous ending they ended up with. Inter
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by 33degrees 9y ago
My iPhone stopped doing this when I had the battery changed

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