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by _Marak_ 9y ago
As an alternative, you could register a domain with a catch-all email address and simply register for new services on the fly using a unique string for each site. Have the catch-all forward to your main email account. For example, I would s
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by _Marak_ 9y ago
From the article: VISA Network Statistics VISA's estimated annual electricity consumption (TWh) 0.54 Number of U.S. households that could be powered by VISA 50,000 Electricity consumed per transaction (KWh) 0.00651 Number of seconds th
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by _Marak_ 9y ago
Why not add a few lines to search for wallet.dat files while you are at it?
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I recently was in the Greater Noida area for work. I saw lots of unfinished or abandoned construction projects and massive pollution. I also stayed at the golf club they mentioned in the article. That part would have been nice if not for th
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Can someone please explain what is going on here? I have an AGPL project on Github with close to 1,000 stars, multiple contributors, and a CLA. Is my project affected by this? Does this change somehow endanger the copyleft clause of our AGP
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by _Marak_ 10y ago
I really like using http://www.piskelapp.com/ for online pixel editing. It's useful for making 2D sprites ( and saving them for later ). It's also open-source: https://github.com/juliandescottes&#x
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by _Marak_ 10y ago
It can be very hard to find individuals who you can give commit access to `master` for any non-trivial open-source project without having them break the build or introduce serious long-term defects. Code contribution guides and Continuous I
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Faker.js v4 demo with new APIs and 30+ locales(cdn.rawgit.com)
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Microcule ( open-source faas server ) releases compiled language support(github.com)
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If anyone is interested in this same kind of architecture for multi-cloud file-system providers ( no cloud lock-in ), please check out this project: https://github.com/bigcompany/hook.io-vfs Used in production, but it
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I've noticed a lot of other positive activity and press for Gitlab for in the past month. It's unfortunate they had this technical issue, but it's good to see others ( besides Github ) operating in this space. I should give G
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You should look at https://github.com/stackvana/microcule
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Please see: https://github.com/stackvana/microcule We've got better functionality, streams ( not a buffered context ), more language support, and better response times.
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Using microcule to spawn streaming multi-language Functions as a Service [video](youtube.com)
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Thanks!
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Regardless of the user-base, there will always be a small segment which accounts for the majority of your business's support costs ( filtering / banning / rate-limiting / etc ). The best advice I can give you is that you
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If you'd like to experiment with an open-source FaaS server that doesn't require Docker, I'd suggest checking out: https://github.com/stackvana/microcule
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I'd suggest trying to focus more on using tools related to building reports on code coverage and code complexity during your day to day development. If you lean more towards a test driven approach backed with trackable metrics for code
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I got to play with a few different versions of it. It's super fun to play. Was able to get some fairly complex rhythms going and I'm pretty terrible at the drums.
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My friend patented an Acoustic Drum Expansion and is trying to mass produce it(kickstarter.com)
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Justin - Sorry this didn't work out well. Been watching your other projects over the past few years and have been impressed. Not sure if you have started a new project yet, but I think I have something you might be potentially interest
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by _Marak_ 10y ago
I stand corrected. I definitely skimmed the article too fast. State ID photos makes a lot more sense.
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Edit: Missed the obvious source in the article. Point redacted.
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The Google interview process is a disaster. Incompetent HR is apparently the norm. When I finally got to my ( 8th? ) interview there, I was asked by a very senior manager whether or not I had ever used Github before. Considering Google cold
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I've found using Babel / React / transpile tool-chain is actually fairly impossible to use for the majority of developers. I've given up on it several times in favor of plain-ole-javascript and jQuery. The amount of time
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Author of stack here. Please let me know if you have any questions about the project. see: https://github.com/Stackvana/stack
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faker.js could use your help to ensure continued development. If you've had success using faker.js in past, please let me know. Any testimonials would be appreciated.
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Do you use faker.js in production? A Patreon campaign to support faker.js dev(patreon.com)
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I'm only using normal callbacks and async javascript iterators . No promises or await. Easier mental model, no surprises, still easy to organize.
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hook.io supports something similar to TonicDev ( albeit with no reverse or rewind ), but with a lot more features and 13+ programming languages. It's also open-source. Here is a simple multi-language scratch pad that can be saved to a

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