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901.
by aidos 7y ago
Flashback! 7 year old me named my rabbit after the inkey variable.
902.
by aidos 7y ago
Holy smokes. I thought I couldn’t love your output anymore than I already did, but this is something else. This little behind the scenes is... enlightening? inspiring? overwhelming? Thank you for everything you’ve been through to provide th
903.
by aidos 7y ago
I misread and thought this worked in the other direction. I’m used to working on a real whiteboard and I’m still to find a flow that works for me while nutting out architecture ideas with the team remotely. The best I’ve found so far is to
904.
by aidos 7y ago
London
905.
by aidos 7y ago
We've been trying to hire since last year and have really struggled because rates devs have been looking for on the market are well above what we could see them returning value-wise for their experience level (that's just the natu
906.
by aidos 7y ago
None of this has anything to do with react.
907.
by aidos 7y ago
It works, but it burns through so much CPU your computer will be a gibbering mess. There's some pretty silly inefficiencies going on, for example; if you switch away to another window, they display a small video player while keeping th
908.
by aidos 7y ago
Presumably you can compare people who die vs those recover and no longer need the ventilator. The number that recover after being on a ventilator (for say, 2 weeks, or something) would seem to provide more information (though I suspect it m
909.
by aidos 7y ago
With ASDA you can do an order and book a slot and checkout. Then you can make changes up until about 11pm the night before delivery.
910.
by aidos 7y ago
Any top tips for someone who has just started keeping hens? Had them as a kid but I didn’t have the responsibility, so I didn’t pay much attention.
911.
by aidos 7y ago
Even weirder, if a chicken has white earlobes, it probably lays white eggs. Not always, but mostly (apparently).
912.
by aidos 7y ago
Yup, can confirm. Our first egg is from our Pheasant Leghorn, which lays white eggs.
913.
by aidos 7y ago
Eggs last quite a long time. Not that it worries me, my hens laid their first egg today! Believe it or not, people in the Uk actually panic purchased chickens this week.
914.
by aidos 7y ago
Hasura avoids this issue by having it’s own row level security model. In fact they go one step further in that for any subscriptions, they can run one query for all connected clients by building a temp table with a row per client using thei
915.
by aidos 7y ago
Hasura gets this very right.
916.
by aidos 7y ago
> I wouldn't be shocked to see a retrospective on this in the future tell us that we've been seeing the spread of availability of the test rather than the disease. Ok, I could buy into that (and I really hope that's the
917.
by aidos 7y ago
I’m not going to argue on the statistics, because I don’t quite get it. You seem to be implying that maybe there are a load of us that had it already (and maybe, hopefully, that’s the case). But if so, doesn’t it seem weird that we’ve basic
918.
by aidos 7y ago
In the UK they only found 1,543 cases from 44,000 tests. That would seem to imply they're either incredibly unlucky with the testing, or it's not as quietly widespread as one might hope.
919.
by aidos 7y ago
I thought it was a 20% hospitalisation rate?
920.
by aidos 7y ago
Surely that’s not a viable long term solution?
921.
by aidos 7y ago
That’s the bit I don’t get - what’s the end game with the lock down? Are you hoping that everyone actually gets it slowly over the course of being isolated (ish). Otherwise have you not just postponed the issue until you set everyone free a
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by aidos 7y ago
Your parent wasn’t advocating for forced infection. It’s my understanding that pox parties were a fairly common way to manage the spread of chicken pox. If you take some extreme assumptions; everyone will catch this, and you can infect in a
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by aidos 7y ago
> If you can afford to pay San Francisco developers a given salary, you can afford to pay Des Moines employees as much. That’s not really true. There are companies with a few employees in expensive locations and many in low income region
924.
by aidos 7y ago
Wow. Those machines are something else altogether. I watched a chip making clip a while back and I recall that they talked about having to make strange patterns in the stencils (not sure what they’re called) to work around the way the light
925.
by aidos 7y ago
https://track.g2.com/ Here you go
926.
by aidos 7y ago
That’s actually often just a consequence of the subsetting (I think). Believe it or not, you can often rebuild the cmaps using information in the pdf to fix the mapping and make the extraction work again.
927.
by aidos 7y ago
I’ve done a bunch of this work myself and while it’s a bit of a pain to do in general, you can make some reasonable attempts at getting something workable for your use cases. PDFs are incredibly flexible. Text can be specified in a bunch of
928.
by aidos 7y ago
Rapid Tender | Frontend Developer | London, UK | Full-time, Onsite, www.countfire.com (www.rapidtender.com) We (Rapid Tender) make software (Countfire) for the construction industry. After getting good traction with our flagship product, we
929.
by aidos 7y ago
Not the parent but we went with Hasura over postgraphile because they do RLS outside of the dB. It allows them to load the data for all clients subscribed in a single query. Also the subscription story is better (from memory).
930.
by aidos 7y ago
The term has been weirdly adopted by the dev community in a way that kinda makes sense if you squint a little but has always created a dissonance in my brain due to my maths background. But since we’re here! For those who don’t know the wor

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