Gigablah

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by Gigablah 12y ago
I know, I'm referring to using those built-in functions in place of Flysystem's API. Basically a proxy.
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by Gigablah 12y ago
I personally think it's neater to mark the class with an @internal PHPDoc tag rather than add a sub-namespace. http://phpdoc.org/docs/latest/references/phpdoc/tags/interna...
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by Gigablah 12y ago
Hm, I wonder if I can marry this with Flysystem ( https://github.com/thephpleague/flysystem ) so I can use PHP builtin functions rather than being tied to their API. Maybe I'll give it shot!
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by Gigablah 12y ago
Why not skip the backend completely and just use nginx + cdn? (Have nginx proxy_pass to S3 and image_filter the response) http://nginx.org/en/docs/http/ngx_http_image_filter_module.h...
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by Gigablah 12y ago
Hint: it's not due to the documentation.
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by Gigablah 12y ago
This is the sort of comment that belongs on Reddit.
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by Gigablah 12y ago
You got me stuck on your game for two days. I think I might just start coding an incremental game of my own. Cheers!
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by Gigablah 12y ago
Hack also has <<Override>>: http://docs.hhvm.com/manual/en/hack.overrideattribute.php
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by Gigablah 12y ago
That's a bad assumption. You're saying I shouldn't commit code to GitHub until it's ready for release?
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by Gigablah 12y ago
I went to the inaugural meetup for the Singapore Golang group last night, the author of that ebook (Asta Xie) was presenting a general introduction to Go :) For what it's worth, he mentioned that an increasing amount of companies in Ch
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by Gigablah 12y ago
People can be defensive and stubborn regardless of whether there is outside input. Your eagerness to bash on Go has managed to upend your grasp of logic.
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by Gigablah 12y ago
It seems he has a bit of misplaced sensitivity when it comes to the Japanese: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7555232
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by Gigablah 12y ago
How about this then: complaining about downvotes will invariably get you even more downvotes, and this time they'll actually be justified due to your attitude and tone.
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by Gigablah 12y ago
There's already open issues in GitHub regarding the differences in generator syntax -- I commented in one: https://github.com/facebook/hhvm/issues/1787 I guess the class has been renamed in trunk, but ac
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by Gigablah 12y ago
Hack has incompatibilities with some current PHP code too. Particularly the different syntax for generators (PHP 5.5) and the upcoming syntax for variadic functions (PHP 5.6).
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by Gigablah 12y ago
If you read the article, he's actually quite critical of the product.
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by Gigablah 12y ago
More specifically, all the sample data is from Malaysia. So you'll get mostly Chinese, Malay and Indian names. (I'm Malaysian).
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by Gigablah 12y ago
I don't know about superiority complex, if anything, a lot of Singaporeans view Australia as an attractive immigration destination because they feel cities there have a better quality of life.
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by Gigablah 12y ago
I'd take mathematics over homeopathic nonsense.
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by Gigablah 12y ago
Knowing that "90% of everything is crap" actually makes me more charitable towards new experiences, because I realize first impressions aren't necessarily representative. So I enjoy fewer things, but the things I do enjoy are
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by Gigablah 12y ago
Looks like they forgot to conceal the full name and email of the guy from s21sec in one of the quoted emails...
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by Gigablah 12y ago
You seem to demonstrate the same callousness towards human life.
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by Gigablah 13y ago
Yes, maybe a universal search with results arranged in a spiral.
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by Gigablah 13y ago
I've been looking for a way to generate those fancy isometric architecture diagrams like the ones by AWS... this looks really promising :D
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by Gigablah 13y ago
Looking at search.php, you could use the native json_encode() function available from PHP 5.2 onwards. (I know, it's just a demo)
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by Gigablah 13y ago
I'd settle for great software and an innocuous, professional landing page. Let's have standards, people.
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by Gigablah 13y ago
> There's no point in ostracising the OpenSSL developers Which is exactly what the entire "community" has been doing for the past few weeks. Disappointing.
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by Gigablah 13y ago
Well, fixing legacy code is generally regarded as crap work and developers need to vent. Still, they're lucky that they're not implementing the actual crypto code, otherwise they'll face much worse public beatdowns.
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by Gigablah 13y ago
You can also modify the commit timestamps. ... which means that there is no way to prove that you worked on something in your personal time, I guess?
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by Gigablah 13y ago
Your points sound suspiciously like premature optimization... and I'd argue that is exactly what you DON'T need.

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