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by Rezo 11y ago
It scales, to a point. In my opinion however, any type of sharding/clustering is still a total mess in PostgreSQL. Most projects will however probably never need to.
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by Rezo 11y ago
I was just starting a new project and had to make a choice. I looked at the MongoDB 3.0.x release notes to see if the project has managed to improve in the last couple of years, and there are still way too many "data files are not corr
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by Rezo 11y ago
I've recently started keeping my CSS together with the UI components that I create in React. Essentially doing what is being advocated here: https://speakerdeck.com/vjeux/react-css-in-js It defies existing good pr
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by Rezo 11y ago
JetBrains produces a continuous stream of improvements to all of their tools, previously they would have to artificially hold some of the bigger changes back to justify the next big yearly version number increase. With subscriptions, this i
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by Rezo 11y ago
I purchase a lot of commercial IntelliJ/WebStorm licenses for my company. Previously, the cost was $499/y for new employees, $299/y for existing employees. Now it looks like it will be a flat $319/y for everyone. Eh, I&#
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by Rezo 11y ago
Once you've given those permissions on Android by installing/upgrading Spotify, you have no guarantee that the app won't use them without your knowledge. Any options to limit the features from inside the app itself are purely
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by Rezo 11y ago
I'm not so sure... even at the airport, with a traditional taxi I have to worry about whether they will take my credit card (or take it but complain about it), if the taxi is clean, if the driver is some weirdo, will I get attitude abo
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by Rezo 11y ago
Node.js is typically used for servicing web applications, but it has found some other surprising uses as well. There's a fairly sizable robotics (check out Johnny-Five) and drone community around it as well. The programming editor Atom
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by Rezo 11y ago
Node includes the cluster module to create child processes that all share the same server port, allowing you to take advantage of all available cores. You can also run multiple node processes on the same machine (on multiple ports) and use
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by Rezo 11y ago
It is highly encouraging to me that Meteor is acknowledging the larger trends in the Javascript ecosystem and promoting React to an officical frontend layer instead of doubling down on their homegrown solution. Likewise for seamless Babel i
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by Rezo 11y ago
I have the exact opposite problem; while paused or idle after completing a playlist the audio playback will randomly start playing some time later. It's infuriating.
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by Rezo 11y ago
I'd be interested to know if and how people are integrating Docker into their edit-compile-test development cycle? For me personally, the time it takes from performing an edit to seeing your change "live" on a developer'
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by Rezo 11y ago
Thanks, the livestream.com quality looks much better to me than Youtube's despite the latter offering 1080p.
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by Rezo 11y ago
It's not the first time I've heard this sentiment around Go. I find it a fascinating difference in mindset to for example Node.js where in my experience even the smallest application will pull in dozens of dependencies and there&#
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by Rezo 11y ago
Coverity is great, but for example on the mid-size service (10s but not 100s of kloc) that my team works on the analysis still takes hours. Therefore we only do it for prod releases, not on every commit or CI deployment. If you want to make
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by Rezo 11y ago
I think the author's point was that JSON-LD isn't primarily intended for existing users of RDF, SPARQL etc. Most developers already work with JSON on a regular basis (not so much RDF), and JSON-LD is a model for merging and combin
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by Rezo 12y ago
OP suggested adding "github.com" to the popup's message. That would be a Bad Idea.
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by Rezo 12y ago
The only thing the average web user would take away from such a popup is that github.com is annoying or spying on them, and then proceed to bombard github with messages to knock it off (reminds me of when a blog temporarily became the #1 se
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by Rezo 12y ago
Evernote has lost important PDFs I've attached to notes multiple times. Some would show up on my PC but be missing from my Mac and vice versa. If a note has many PDFs (10+) it's almost guaranteed to miss some on either of the two
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The Great Wall: Consoles in China(shacknews.com)
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by Rezo 12y ago
Yes, take a look at this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_gU6TWGynkU
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by Rezo 12y ago
I'm surprised at all the negativity. Advocating C++/Java instead of Meteor/Node.js makes about as much sense in my opinion as comparing 18-wheeler trucks to Smart cars, and I wonder if the people who do so have really worked
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by Rezo 12y ago
IntelliJ is written in Java, but has entirely separate distributions for each supported OS. As an user of the app, why would I care if it's the same executable? Even as a developer, cross-platform binary compatibility doesn't ente
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by Rezo 12y ago
Nice! 4,970 MB to download the entire map of the USA for offline use, or you can just download individual states. Unlike Google maps, there's full offline routing and search as well. The transit overlay for pedestrians looks great with
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by Rezo 12y ago
If using Chrome on Android, open the "..." menu, pick "Request desktop site". Worked for me.
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by Rezo 12y ago
I think you're still trying to do too many things at once and mixing concepts. Simplify: If an email requires a followup, label it with "todo". Don't archive email (except as an alternative to delete), don't try mar
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by Rezo 12y ago
I wouldn't say I have a problem with email as it is today, but I am the exact opposite of you; I never archive or organize any of my email (besides rules for labeling email lists and groups so they directly bypass my inbox). I appear t
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by Rezo 12y ago
It's only unfair if you consider Java as done and set in stone. But it doesn't have to be that way, and fortunately it isn't; Java is still improving by adopting ideas which have proven themselves to work in other programming
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by Rezo 12y ago
The first step to improvement is acknowledging your shortcomings. It's very easy to just accept things as they are and consider them set in stone, when your entire community adopts the mindset it leads to stagnation and cargo cult prog
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by Rezo 12y ago
The documentation for JSON parsing in Play is hilarious. You read the "The Play JSON library Basics" document, it looks like a lot of code for something that should be simple, but you go ahead and implement as explained. After a w

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