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by JepZ 9y ago
I think that kinda stuff should be complimentary for physics lessons in school. Interactive, quick to grasp, the only thing I want is more!
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by JepZ 9y ago
Agile is still the way to go and while many organizations have started becoming more agile they are still far from being agile. In my opinion, Scrum is part of the problem and the worst of all agile methods. Its strength is certainly that
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Rusty Russell: The Corrosion of Ethics in Cryptocurrencies(medium.com)
90 points by JepZ 9y ago|75 comments
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by JepZ 9y ago
His code blog tells you a little more about what he is doing lately: https://medium.com/@rusty_lightning
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by JepZ 9y ago
I doubt that agile is the problem here. I've seen organizations which weren't even agile having the exact same problem, not just for devs. It's pretty much the same with manager/project manager positions. I think a much
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by JepZ 9y ago
Yeah, sadly those comparisons are mostly feature driven. Coming from riot.js I have to say that while I was very happy with the features riot.js offered, I am kinda unhappy how the development is done lately (discussing the same issues over
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by JepZ 9y ago
Well, actually it is very simple when you understand the why SQLite performs differently than other database systems. The major difference is that 'normal' database systems have a process which receives and processes SQL queries a
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by JepZ 9y ago
Before we flame him too much, just read where he comes from: https://pretzelhands.com/introduction-to-pretzel2018.html Nevertheless, that type of 'tool' is too trivial for me to even think about donating. Actually
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by JepZ 9y ago
Could you please elaborate on how IPFS would solve the problem? As far as I understand IPFS it is just like a public cloud. So either you run your own node (which would be similar to running your own server in terms of owning your data) or
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by JepZ 9y ago
Thanks for the hint. If someone else wonders why foreign fetch was canceled, this seems to be the relevant issue: https://github.com/w3c/ServiceWorker/issues/1188
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by JepZ 9y ago
Sometimes, when I read that a language was inspired by another language, I wonder why you can't see the simplicity of the first in the second.
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by JepZ 9y ago
I have no idea what they are planing but my simple approach to the problem would be, to let browsers offer an API to store their users data in the cloud. That might sound a little abstract, so I will give an example: A year ago I built an P
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by JepZ 9y ago
As Ken Thompson [1] (the one from Ken Thompson and Dennis Ritchie (Unix & C)) was one of the original authors of Go, I think it is safe to use the Golang Origins FAQ [2] as a source to answer this question. > Dependency management is
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by JepZ 9y ago
Pretty cool stuff :D Any plans to make this a PWA (by adding a serviceworker)? Would be awesome to be able to run this offline and in a dedicated window.
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by JepZ 9y ago
Thx for the hint. One suggestion that came to my mind: As most pages I visit have no comments, I closed the sidebar again. But that way I don't see the comments when there are some. How about adding a setting to let the sidebar open&#x
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by JepZ 9y ago
Sometimes I wonder what happened to the display class which was built into the Notion Ink Adam: Some kind of an LCD, e-ink hybrid. When the backlight was enabled it had colors and when you disabled it, it became an e-ink display of some sor
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by JepZ 9y ago
Anybody knows how long it will take before Mozilla will make the new version available (avg. review time)?
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Nextcloud 13 Release(nextcloud.com)
12 points by JepZ 9y ago|0 comments
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Speaking of truncating passwords: Do you remember that Amazon security flaw? https://www.reddit.com/r/WTF/comments/f96w7/amazon_security_...
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by JepZ 9y ago
About two years ago, I wrote a little function to calculate the complexity of a password based on the usage of character classes. My goal was to not force people into adding '123!' to their password just to use all character class
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Nextcloud 13 Download available(github.com)
5 points by JepZ 9y ago|3 comments
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by JepZ 9y ago
Well, it depends on what you define as 'works'. As long as you have an accurate clock (which most devices have nowadays), it works many times to take the latest state. Combine that with merging on an attribute level and you will h
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by JepZ 9y ago
Finally, someone mentions SMACSS. I learned about it a few years ago, but whenever I saw blog posts they mostly mentioned OOCSS and BEM. Meanwhile, I was more focused on SMACSS and was wondering if it became obsolete or what happend, but I
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by JepZ 9y ago
Would be super cool if they would even port their stuff to Web Assembly. Now we have some Android and some iOS solution, but webasm would be truly platform independent.
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by JepZ 9y ago
It's funny, as six month ago I wasn't very fond of the whole "Grid is ready today" talk with ~65% of browsers supporting it. But actually I am glad that within 6 month that percentage seems to have risen by another 10% s
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by JepZ 9y ago
Does anybody know why they still use so many Seagate and WD models when the HGST seem to have the better reliability? Am I reading the stats wrong or are other factors involved like higher prices or so?
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by JepZ 9y ago
Yes, that's what everybody uses electron for, because the use-case is obviously there. But everybody who has build an electron app and a Qt/GTK app, will agree that the tool kits which are available to electron apps are not as sop
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by JepZ 9y ago
Yeah, some should really fix that scrolling issue... (FF here too)
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by JepZ 9y ago
From what I've read so far it sounds like defining a set of transform functions which are executed whenever data arrives for their input parameters, creating output values. Is it different?
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by JepZ 9y ago
Well, probably I would be fine if they would remove the referrer completely (if it has a different domain than the current site, otherwise they might notice the tampering). After all the referrer is useful for the site owner, not for the br

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