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by JonoBB 10y ago
Can we please change the link to the original article ( https://dotdev.co/upcoming-changes-in-php-7-1-76ebea53b820#.... ) "Learning Laravel" is a known plagiarist, who has a habit of ripping off content from other L
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by JonoBB 10y ago
I've been using google charts for the past few months - I've found it extremely flexible and robust
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by JonoBB 11y ago
I don't know why, but Asian drivers have always dominated private taxi drivers in London, so it makes sense that most Uber drivers are as well. Its also not clear why so many black cab drivers are white; I wonder why that is?
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by JonoBB 11y ago
I can confirm first hand - I was one of those watching that damn TV signal for hours :)
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by JonoBB 11y ago
Yes! Honestly, they need to hire someone to fix the start up time of their app, because it's the slowest by far of any webapp that I use. That should be their first hiring priority.
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by JonoBB 11y ago
For promising candidates, we ask that they complete a pre-specified project in their own time. The project takes most candidates 2-3 hours to complete. The difference is that we do this as paid work. Whatever their going rate is, we'll
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by JonoBB 11y ago
I don't know if there is any statistical correlation or not, but (as the article alludes to) it does seem that super intelligent people are more prone to some kind of other deficiencies, and particularly social issues. Can anyone shed
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by JonoBB 11y ago
What about firewall config? What about installing SSL certs? What about subdomains? What about queue workers? Cron jobs? The whole point of the article is that those items are completely beyond many devs. Yes, you could learn to do it yours
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by JonoBB 11y ago
You pay separately for the servers of course. Forge is just a provisioning / deployment tool
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by JonoBB 11y ago
Not being snarky, but you really need a copywriter to review the wording on your site. dayly (should be daily) the data are encrypted Over 10.000 companies joined Stackfield Keep your information, that are not intended for the public,
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by JonoBB 11y ago
Because someone has to do the research, and rating agencies do it better than anyone else. Not saying that they do it perfectly...
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by JonoBB 11y ago
Rating agencies are more or less out-sourced research houses - performing work that would be too costly for others to do by themselves. It an "economies of scale" type thing and someone would have do this research. So, to say that
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by JonoBB 11y ago
Pretty good article overall, but some of the data is conflicting: > HubSpot’s fantastic article about decision fatigue included a study which showed customers who were presented with six options instead of 24 were 10 times more likely to
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by JonoBB 11y ago
If the intention of a bug bounty program is for white hat disclosure, you have done pretty much everything you can for vulnerabilities to be dealt with a black hat manner. Well done.
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by JonoBB 11y ago
If you are on Windows, then HeidiSQL is very good (MySQL, MSSQL and PostgreSQL). If you just want something very light and easy and runs in a browser, then Adminer is pretty good (not an IDE, but certainly better than PHPMyAdmin).
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A personal music streaming server(koel.phanan.net)
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by JonoBB 11y ago
Not sure if I am missing something here, but this is the kind of thing that could be created in a few hours from scratch. There are multiple UX bugs/errors and the UI is nothing to write home about either. Not trying to be snarky or bi
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by JonoBB 11y ago
I think the extent to which this sect is completely and utterly divorced from the rest of humanity was well captured in a piece by The Atlantic - http://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/2015/03/what-i
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by JonoBB 11y ago
No it didn't. My first question when I heard of them is how they prevent cleaners from ever using the platform again. This seems to be the single biggest long term stumbling block, that they never really got close to solving. http:&#x
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by JonoBB 11y ago
> He visited his family doctor, looking for answers. He had been diagnosed with depression and anxiety in university, and now the doctor focused on that and prescribed anti-depressants. This is the fall-back position for lazy doctors. I
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by JonoBB 11y ago
This again proves how the music industry is far and away better at the streaming model, whereas the movie industry is still trying to find its way.
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by JonoBB 11y ago
There are an order of magnitude more lifestyle companies than there are YC or VC companies, most likely employing an order of magnitude more people.
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by JonoBB 11y ago
And this is why South Africa will become another basket case, just like its neighbour Zimbabwe :(
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by JonoBB 11y ago
What's the big deal in the article about tracking? I think the vast majority of people don't really give a damn about being "tracked".
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by JonoBB 11y ago
Lest anyone thinks that this is not big business, the largest prize pool in gaming is the Dota International (held once a year). It's currently sitting at > $12m (split between 5 players on a team, their manager, and who knows who e
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by JonoBB 11y ago
Try GitExtensions. Its an excellent gui for windows.
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by JonoBB 11y ago
Other
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by JonoBB 11y ago
Google App Engine
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by JonoBB 11y ago
Google Compute Engine
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by JonoBB 11y ago
OpenShift by RedHat

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