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by Townley 6y ago
True, but while infected with mild (or no) symptoms, they may also unknowingly spread it to university employees, townsfolk, or their parents while visiting for the weekend. So even assuming that the personal danger is acceptable (which isn
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by Townley 6y ago
You have no reason to believe that their son wants to be there in person. The son may share their parents' safety concerns And claiming that coronavirus poses "no danger" is simply untrue. You can claim that the danger is ove
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by Townley 6y ago
The price was right on a PS VR, so I got one and thought briefly about playing around with VR using Unity. The ecosystem was so locked down (and becoming an official developer such a challenge) that I gave up and never looked back. The appe
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by Townley 6y ago
In addition to raw SQL, postgres JSON fields can be indexed with GinIndex https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/3.0/ref/contrib/postgres/i...
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by Townley 6y ago
Data caps and throttling make it prohibitively expensive. I’ve done it for weeks in the past, and (what I personally consider normal usage) burned through my monthly cap in a week, leaving me with large overage charges that wouldn’t be sust
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by Townley 6y ago
My personal reason for caring: Without saying that white-owned businesses have it easy (no one has it easy these days), I believe that black-owned businesses face additional, unique challenges that white-owned businesses don’t. Some of thos
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by Townley 6y ago
You’re not wrong that the project has had issues and unforced errors. I’ve felt similar disappointment at the slow progress, misleading statements, and product limitations. But they’re one of precious few companies with a fighting chance of
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by Townley 6y ago
I was skeptical, but while I was reading the article my wife looked over my shoulder at the photo on top of the article. Unprompted, she asked "Wow, she's absolutely gorgeous. Who is she?" We might be further along towards CG
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Early Oxford-AstraZeneca Coronavirus Vaccine Data 'Encouraging,' Scientists Say(npr.org)
2 points by Townley 6y ago|0 comments
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by Townley 6y ago
Unfortunately they wouldn’t have access to the registry. But with enough determination, they could still brute force your password by returning repeatedly
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by Townley 6y ago
I agree that the k8s ecosystem isn't quite as complex as it seems at first, but specifically running stateful apps does come pretty close to earning the bad reputation. (Disclaimer: I've tried and failed several times to get pgsql
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by Townley 6y ago
IMO that's not "incorrect" so much as it is "ambiguous about the type of encryption being referred to. Even the most spy-happy, malicious service could offer HTTPS encryption, so hearing "they do encrypt some stuff&
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by Townley 6y ago
Good to know; my uncertainty was mounting
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by Townley 6y ago
Axios doesn't have a paywall, so I'm going with meta comment
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by Townley 6y ago
True, but all code ages out, and I wouldn’t expect the average LAMP stack site to have adjusted to the REST-powered react world any better than a rails app would. When use cases change, huge parts of a code base should be rewritten (otherwi
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by Townley 6y ago
Anyone have details on what it means that Vur 3 can “more easily target native?” Is there something about Vue that’s been keeping Vue-powered Nativescript, Ionic, or Quazar from having feature parity with React Native?
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by Townley 7y ago
The pattern (which I employ only sometimes) is to have almost all literals defined in this way. Perhaps SELECT isn’t likely to be the word you misspell, but I’m a careless typist and make 10 typos a minute. Taking this added step helps you
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Creating a Gauge in React(wattenberger.com)
5 points by Townley 7y ago|0 comments
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by Townley 7y ago
To get good documentation, you can either take a documentation expert (they exist and they're worth their weight in gold) and teach them the relevant part of the code base, or take the code author and teach them to write good docs. In
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Mise en Place Writing(swyx.io)
85 points by Townley 7y ago|30 comments
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Social distancing is the only way to stop the coronavirus(theatlantic.com)
73 points by Townley 7y ago|72 comments
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by Townley 7y ago
Seriously... they're serving 146M sites on their own
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by Townley 7y ago
Any Go developers with past experience in "heavier" frameworks have thoughts on giving it a try? I enjoy working with "batteries included" frameworks currently, and value the approach of "Here's an ORM... here&
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by Townley 7y ago
For this particular problem, they were working on pet adoption timing prediction algorithms. The proposed solution wouldn’t work as efficiently in production as one of the other competitors. That leads to inaccurate predictions on pet adopt
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by Townley 7y ago
I'm rooting for them as one of the best potential guardians against the cloud provider market becoming even more of an oligopoly. Cloud resources should be a commodity. Providers should offer compute resources, persistent storage, load
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by Townley 7y ago
Agree that the k8s tax, as described, is a huge issue. But I think the biggest issue is immaturity of the ecosystem, with complexity coming in second. You can at least throw an expensive developer at the complexity issue. But when it comes
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by Townley 7y ago
Definitely crossed my mind. It'd be easy enough to submit a legitimate app and then modify the content it serves to be something malicious. No idea if/when a follow up review might catch that outside of user reporting. But in the
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by Townley 7y ago
Another factor when evaluating platforms to build an app with includes ease of initial submission/submission of updates. I've never used Xamarind or flutter, but easily one of the best parts of using Expo (React-Native) was their
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The Case for Buying a House with Friends(theatlantic.com)
19 points by Townley 7y ago|10 comments
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by Townley 7y ago
Even putting aside it's approach to dependency management, Poetry has a fond place in my heart for making it so much easier to publish to PyPI. If poetry did nothing but simply the process of publishing and updating python packages, it

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