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by STRML 11y ago
What about a leading/trailing space?
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by STRML 11y ago
And `glances` is pretty great for big-picture stuff, all-in-one. It's not as precise on CPU/memory as htop, but you get network bandwidth, disk I/O, disk usage and more.
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by STRML 11y ago
Wow. What a great plug. Loving searchcode.com. Thank you for running such a great service! I have endless frustration trying to search Google or DDG for these things.
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by STRML 11y ago
Well, that's just the issue. I have no problem with Electron apps as an idea, but they're often coupled with extremely slow rendering. You can tell immediately. For instance, in Slack, which is more or less an Electron app /
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by STRML 11y ago
Quality post. Thanks for sharing. If some of these timers are implemented as separate OS tasks that can interrupt each others, what's to stop one from taking a bit too much time and throwing off the timing of another?
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by STRML 11y ago
This is really nicely done. It's great to be able to import a library like this and pick and choose only the components you need without bloating the bundle. Thanks for your contribution to the community. It feels like we're seein
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by STRML 11y ago
Markets are truly fascinating. However much you think you know, you don't know as much as you could. The whole idea of Stockfigher really resonated with my experience over the last year and a half. Markets are incredibly complex. Aroun
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by STRML 11y ago
<input type="number"> is just completely awful. To handle it properly in our React application, we have a <NumberInput> component which is roughly 200 lines (and shrinking, thankfully), involving more than a few browse
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by STRML 11y ago
Yes, and that's widely been regarded as a mistake. Now that we have ES6 imports and wide CommonJS support I don't see any good reason to use hacky DI with Function#toString.
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by STRML 11y ago
Exactly, if the comment were outside the function, there would be no issue.
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by STRML 11y ago
Function.prototype.toString() should be deprecated anyway. There are very few to no legitimate uses of it that are any better than awful eval() hacks. Re: this comment, if you just don't make huge comments inside the body, but rather
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by STRML 11y ago
Skype has had that functionality for a very long time, well before Slack was conceived.
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by STRML 11y ago
Yes, that's true - it was a loosely categorized collection of my thoughts while going through the frontend. The frontend architecture is very similar to that of BitMEX, the exchange that I built, so I am very interested in the choices
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by STRML 11y ago
Hey - author of that post here. I can't tell for sure what the stack is by looking at its output, but judging by common experience in the LinkedIn profiles of the engineers, it looks most likely that it's Scala.
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by STRML 11y ago
As asdfaoeu noted above, the chances of this actually happening are very close to zero for any password anyone would realistically use.
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by STRML 11y ago
Agreed, dealing with LDAP would be far, far easier if there were a single monolithic config file (or hell, even a folder full of config files) instead of the unbelievably complex LDIF process. LDAP, or LDAP + Radius (for integration with a
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by STRML 11y ago
I found this confusing: For each day of the five-week test, the system captured a full megawatt hour — enough to power more than 100 homes for a year. This doesn't add up. I'd like to believe what they mean to say is "
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by STRML 11y ago
Libsass is night & day vs Ruby Sass. No problems using libsass with Bourbon, Bourbon thankfully stays away from the bleeding-edge features (many of which can be emulated with clever functions). In a previous project, we saw Sass compile
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by STRML 11y ago
Perhaps the real value will be in the software. But I would expect that software to be open anyway. There's nothing I see that can be done by this "Bitcoin Computer" that couldn't be done by a raspi + a few hundred thous
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by STRML 11y ago
Not so, Chris Lea's PPAs are now part of Nodesource: https://github.com/nodesource/distributions/#installation-in...
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by STRML 11y ago
It's unfortunate that response headers on a secure website need to be bloated so much to receive benefits that should be default on modern sites. I imagine a world where you specifically have to opt-in to unsafe behavior, not the other
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by STRML 11y ago
That's pretty cool! In my config above, I ended up just using caps lock. It's a bit of a pain to remap, you have to use both Seil and Karabiner, but once you get it, it's very convenient. The entire cmd+shift+alt+ctrl keymap
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by STRML 11y ago
Yep. "Passing a comment" is used by calling .toString() on the function. It fails when using minification for obvious reasons but of course you wouldn't on Node code. It's a clever hack around JS's awful multiline s
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by STRML 11y ago
That's a typo, I meant Gavin and Mike, not Gavin and Jeff. The point still stands.
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by STRML 11y ago
As always, I recommend Hammerspoon [1] when these sorts of things come up. If you can program Lua (or you know JS or Python, which is close enough), you can create any kind of window management system you want, saved layouts, contextual lay
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by STRML 11y ago
You have the same number of coins, and will continue to until the point that a block is mined on the XT chain that would not be accepted by Core clients. The absolute earliest that could possibly happen is January 25 (Jan 11 activation date
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by STRML 11y ago
That's not really true - Garzik has expressed support for a size increase, just more modest than Gavin and Jeff's. And the only other two committers are against both plans. That's hardly a "majority".
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by STRML 11y ago
That's a nice one, especially the paste block workaround. That is my #1 least favorite security fad/flaw.
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by STRML 11y ago
That could be faked. The best way to ensure I'm not cheating is to watch the network requests and to look at the code ( https://github.com/STRML/securesha.re-client/tree/master/jqu... ). You'll s
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by STRML 11y ago
Thanks for the reminder - I saw this floating around months ago. @petkaantonov does fantastic work and I'm doing what I can to help get the PR merged.

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