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by Khao 11y ago
In our case, the admins who create/manage those events have to specify the event location, so we fetch the timezone for that location and if there's any mismatch, they can change the timezone manually. Since we migrated all the da
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by Khao 11y ago
Where I work we deal a lot with events (yoga gyms, community sports centers, etc.) and the old code was saving EVERYTHING in UTC. Every 6 months we'd have some bug report coming in saying that some event was now one hour later or earli
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by Khao 11y ago
The real reason to avoid single page apps.
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by Khao 11y ago
Back to geocities websites with hit counters! I like how it was implemented though, I simply hope I won't start seeing this everywhere from now on because it doesn't add anything to a repo to have that badge.
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by Khao 11y ago
I want something to replace Hangouts, WhatsApp and Messenger and Telegram fits the bill while it looks to me like Signal doesn't. My Telegram account can be synced on multiple PCs and devices, while Signal seems to be phone only.
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by Khao 11y ago
I saw this pop up on /r/android yesterday and it made me and a couple friends sign up for Telegram, so I guess good job whatsapp on pushing more people towards Telegram. Streisand effect in action!
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by Khao 11y ago
I submitted a bug report once and it was fixed the next day, I was invited to try it out on their beta version of the website and it was rolled out on all the servers a couple days later. These guys are truly providing a fantastic service.
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by Khao 11y ago
Given how well Cards Against Humanity did in their last stupid sales like that (their first Black Friday was Everything Costs 5$ More!, on another occasion they sold shit, literally shit in a box) I think those numbers are 100% real.
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by Khao 11y ago
First of all, npm 2's infinite nesting of dependency was a terrible design from the beginning. It was always broken (This is why on our windows build servers we need to do all sorts of stupid workaround to make npm work). There is no o
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by Khao 11y ago
This only reinforces the idea I have that NPM is the absolute worst package manager ever and I wish it would die and people would start using one that works (or building one that works) A huge regression like that (x3 slower) is not somethi
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by Khao 11y ago
Who? In all seriousness, even if others tried before, they may only have failed because of having no visibility or bad marketing. This has the support of Chromium behind it, so it might be the only key point that would make this viable and
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by Khao 11y ago
There are consumer protection laws that protect both consumers and sellers when mistakes are made like in this case (at least here in Québec and Canada, it must be similar in the US). Let's say you're selling a 10$ gift card on yo
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by Khao 11y ago
I'm surprised I had to scroll so far down to see what this was about.
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by Khao 11y ago
With VS Community Edition being free I don't see why developers providing open source libraries should restrict themselves to older versions.
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by Khao 11y ago
So what do you recommend? I just open-sourced my first library and I chose MIT licence because I feel it was what was recommended by github when they ask you to choose a licence. I really didn't explore my options much.
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by Khao 11y ago
Because those who comment that it's bad simply missed the joke and are taking this seriously.
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by Khao 11y ago
This feels to me like design overload. Someone tried to do too much or too many ideas in a single page. I'm with you, I don't like it.
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by Khao 11y ago
But this tool is not meant to be used. You should never have to write "import someReallyOffensiveModuleName" because those are jokes not meant to be used at work.
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How Ashley Madison Onboards New Users(useronboard.com)
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by Khao 11y ago
I get negative compression percentage when I put words with "é" in the test box.
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by Khao 11y ago
He might have made it look better but it definitely wasn't fake, since he worked at one company I had previously worked at too. We weren't there at the same time but I asked him which team he worked in, who he worked with, who was
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by Khao 11y ago
Some people are terrible at interviews. A few months ago I interviewed a developer in his thirties who had a great looking resume. Worked on lots of big projects in positions of both making decisions about software architecture, technology
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by Khao 11y ago
These people are funding more R&D from Tesla so they can develop their next gen affordable electric car.
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by Khao 11y ago
I'd hope the algorithm was designed to crash the car instead of running over a pedestrian. A pedestrian has little chance to survive getting run over compared to a passenger in a car with a seatbelt, airbags, crumple zones, etc.. to pr
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by Khao 11y ago
Then I trust the safety engineers of that car to have designed a car that will get me out of an accident alive.
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by Khao 11y ago
I trust a highly trained algorithm to make better and faster decision than a human driver. The algorithm is even aware of all the cars around it and their speed and can decide to take evasive action with a way better chance of success than
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by Khao 11y ago
In French it's called "Où est Charlie?"
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by Khao 11y ago
Slack converts the ascii emojis to their own images so the links become text with images and you can't click on it or even copy/paste the link.
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by Khao 11y ago
I tried linking to the rick roll video (just as a test url) and it breaks because it seems to lowercase everything. Original url : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dQw4w9WgXcQ Linkmoji url : http://🍕💩.ws/🍍📦🏂🎈
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by Khao 11y ago
We don't really do catch-all blocks and our app is monitored on New Relic where we almost always have a 0% error rate (rarely we get <1%, most often related to a new commit that we can fix right away) The only places where we need g

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