STRML

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by STRML 10y ago
If you're sick of the churn, I've been maintaining Andrey Popp's original React-Router-Component [1] for the last few years. It's a simple router that hasn't changed much. I've tried to keep it extensible and s
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by STRML 10y ago
That seems great at 50 cents per watt, but the shipping is another 91 cents per watt. Good place to start looking though.
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by STRML 10y ago
You could, of course, pack another battery that does 12V output. Inconvenient, but not a deal-breaker.
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by STRML 10y ago
Hey, Sam here, CTO of BitMEX - we're a crypto derivatives exchange that's been open since 2014. When we founded BitMEX, we went through a long period of discussion among the partners on this topic. We were just coming off the low
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BitFinex down due to Bitcoin security breach - 120k BTC stolen(reddit.com)
226 points by STRML 10y ago|138 comments
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by STRML 10y ago
Our interest is in traders continuing to trade - in order for them to do so, they must like the platform and consider it fast, fair, safe, and open. As for a training program, I usually suggest babypips.com - condescending domain name aside
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by STRML 10y ago
The opposite is true - directory traversals themselves are effectively free, this is not going to be something that slows down your app - but loading the JS & creating the IR will be much slower. The 4 second startup time with npm2 &amp
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by STRML 10y ago
I'm the CTO of BitMEX.com[1], which runs derivatives (futures and perpetual swaps) on Bitcoin and a few other coins. We've been around since 2014. We run a full-featured testnet [2] for API testing & trade testing. The other m
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by STRML 10y ago
rsub (derived from rmate) makes editing with ST3 over ssh pretty easy. https://github.com/henrikpersson/rsub
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by STRML 10y ago
So this means Mozilla's insanely bad clause (for Yahoo) [1] kicks in? 1. http://www.recode.net/2016/7/7/12116296/marissa-mayer-deal-m...
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by STRML 10y ago
Skiing was a bug in Starsiege:Tribes - it was a feature in Tribes 2 and arguably made the whole series into what it is. The community eagerly awaits a reboot that can even come close to challenging the technical & operational superiorit
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by STRML 10y ago
> Notably we wanted to no recycle TCP connections whenever a new feature was added So with the Go server, you're able to redeploy without closing open connections? Do you just run multiple versions in parallel and load balance over
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by STRML 10y ago
So the 1070 is the no-brainer choice in this price range. A single card is always better than XFire/SLI, and you have the option to move to 2x1070s if you need the boost. SLI scaling on the 10xx series has been really impressive.
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React 15.2.0 is out(github.com)
8 points by STRML 10y ago|4 comments
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by STRML 10y ago
I don't really believe they're doing this, or at least I haven't seen any evidence that they are. I suppose it is possible, just like some apps (Alexa, Siri, Google, Cortana) listen for keywords to start input. FWIW, the DTEK
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by STRML 10y ago
While they're still shipping machines with < 1TB SSDs (read: for a long time), yes - why not take the relatively free space and I/O savings?
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by STRML 10y ago
Appears there is one: https://developer.apple.com/wwdc/schedule/#/details/701
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by STRML 10y ago
Looks like the `overflow:auto` on the page container div, not actually anything to do with the library.
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by STRML 10y ago
I complete agree. Are there that many people running performance-sensitive I/O bound apps directly out of their Dropbox? Shouldn't they contribute back to libfuse rather than reinvent the VFS, with all the (sure as death and taxes
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by STRML 10y ago
Thanks - it was indeed on 16.04. Thought I'd try something new while doing fbctf. Will revert to 14.04 and try again.
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by STRML 10y ago
Really cool. Tried to run it, unfortunately the code is broken at the moment- saw this error: May 11 19:42:11 fbctf hhvm[12971]: [Wed May 11 19:42:11 2016] [hphp] [12971:7f304b7ff700:6:000001] [] \nFatal error: Class undefined: AsyncM
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by STRML 10y ago
I'm also in the beta, and I like it a lot. It's functionally equivalent to `dlite`, which Nathan LaFreniere has done an extremely good job on. He deserves massive credit for making OSX Docker dev bearable and for providing the i
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by STRML 11y ago
What's even worse is that it's not a problem for those enforcing the law, it's a problem for you. Ignorance of the law is no excuse as an average citizen, but if an enforcer makes a mistake and dishevels an honest person&#x27
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by STRML 11y ago
Just got mine in the mail from the kickstarter promotion. Really cool thing that they sent this to all the DK1 buyers. First impressions are that it's certainly far more professional-looking and refined than the DK1, but that goes with
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by STRML 11y ago
> ● pre-install/post-install scripts should require user to accept or refuse. Unfortunately this wouldn't fix the issue. A malicious package could simply require() a JS script that does the same thing upon its first require().
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by STRML 11y ago
Unfortunately, it's not as simple as disabling `postinstall` hooks. In dev,, especially, the Node process likely runs as the same user as the one who publishes packages. There is nothing stopping the code from spawning `npm` and publis
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by STRML 11y ago
What is the filesystem engine? Is it just something fancy on top of NFS, or something completely new?
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by STRML 11y ago
Agreed as well. In fact, I would posit that this wasn't even really a problem until npm@3 came out and made installing dependencies far, far slower. Yet it was necessary; a standard project using babel + webpack installs nearly 300MB (
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by STRML 11y ago
Absolutely. All packages should be namespaced by org or author. This also brings up a very real malware injection possibility: * User removes 'alert' from npm, last version was 1.1.0 * Consumers with "alert": "^1.0.
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by STRML 11y ago
When a package transfers ownership or is removed/re-added, it's not possible to republish the same version as one that has previously existed. Of course, this doesn't save you if you're installing `^1.0.0`, the maintaine

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