alain_gilbert

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by alain_gilbert 6y ago
Do you hav any example of valid javascript that is not valid typescript ?
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by alain_gilbert 6y ago
I confirm this is true. Happened to me twice. First time was a company that had 0 clients in Qc (or Canada if that matters), still received a complaint. Fortunately, since we didn't care about the FR website, we basically added a link
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by alain_gilbert 7y ago
The blur is done on the frontend, of my app ? Or the receiver app ? It makes a huge difference. The later is basically the same as not having any blur.
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by alain_gilbert 7y ago
That's right. Now let say you make photoshop, it's great, people loves it. And most of your customers got it for a fixed price, and they are happy with it. Now, You want to improve the software and add features that some professio
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by alain_gilbert 7y ago
I really like their model as well.
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by alain_gilbert 7y ago
I'm not saying the product can or cannot be good on first release... But the world is ever changing. Let say you build a UI for database. In a few years, a new version of mysql or postgresql will be released, and you have to update you
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by alain_gilbert 7y ago
I don't think subscription is that bad. Development and support is never ending. Single purchase, you also get "single development", and then it dies. At some point the market is not infinite.
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by alain_gilbert 7y ago
Yeah, but I mean people (with children) don't get to experience what a normal time working from home looks like.
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by alain_gilbert 7y ago
This is doomed by the fact that children also stay at home :P
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by alain_gilbert 7y ago
That make sense. Thank you ^^
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by alain_gilbert 7y ago
Anyone who is caught staying in their country cottage, rather than their official residence What's wrong with doing the quarantine in the country cottage ?!
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by alain_gilbert 7y ago
lol, I guess apple shouldn't care too much about paying them for the 10 seconds then.
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by alain_gilbert 7y ago
I'm curious, nobody seems to talk about Go2 in this thread. I haven't hear about it for a very long time. Is it still something the team was working on ? And if yes, does the fact that Brad is leaving going to impact a lot on the
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by alain_gilbert 7y ago
I created the exact same thing 3 years ago. Main difference is that you don't need to configure anything with mine :P
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by alain_gilbert 7y ago
Got it. I though it was for a personal project. I understand a company might feel uncomfortable. Anyway, I found: https://cryptlex.com yesterday while searching for other options. That looks interesting.
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by alain_gilbert 7y ago
I made a software that has been in prod for more than a year now (handling licenses for more than 400 customers monthly). The software is self-hosted by the users, and they need a valid license from my website to run it. I made all the tool
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by alain_gilbert 7y ago
I use your chrome extension and love it :) I can recommend this chrome extension.
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by alain_gilbert 7y ago
I'm curious what's the project you wanted to build ? I had a project where I wanted to link commits from different projects. So I could say commit X in repo A depends on commit Y in repo B. And wanted to display the graphs side by
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by alain_gilbert 7y ago
Maybe they are used to compilers telling them all the typos before it actually compile.
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by alain_gilbert 7y ago
Up until very recently, AT&T forced me to have a "four digits" password to login on their website (prepaid phone). That's how secure I see phones.
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by alain_gilbert 8y ago
One must be careful if they use docker. I have seen people doing this in their Dockerfile ADD . /src To add all the sources in the image, and inadvertently just made public all the secrets that were in the .env file. Personall
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by alain_gilbert 8y ago
Good old time. I made ttdashboard.com which was a live statistics dashboard for turntable.
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by alain_gilbert 8y ago
The worst I have seen is: There is a merge commit (fixing conflicts) and then, a "if" condition get accidentally de-indented (compared to what it should be), and now this bug is completely invisible and the code will run just fi
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by alain_gilbert 8y ago
Please enlighten me how is it easier to decrypt my 1password on my laptop than it is on my phone ?
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by alain_gilbert 8y ago
What is your tech stack if you don't mind me asking ?
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by alain_gilbert 8y ago
After giving a quick look, my tasks are twice faster with make. So I was curious to know why and I tried to clone the project to debug it, and could not figure out how to setup the dependencies properly. You should add a section how to cont
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by alain_gilbert 8y ago
Oh wow, I didn't tried it yet, but reading the doc, it looks exactly how I imagine the perfect "make"/"task runner" should work. "make" frustrated me so many times. I'll definitely try "task
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by alain_gilbert 8y ago
You can also change vuejs delimiters. var app = new Vue({ delimiters: ['${', '}'], ... });
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by alain_gilbert 8y ago
I use the exact same setup using Go instead of Nim. It works marvellously well. I use VueJS when I have a page which requires more intensive JS. For dead simple use case (no subdomains), I was even able to embed caddy within my static binar
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by alain_gilbert 8y ago
For those interested, "L7 engine" seems to be the "application layer" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Application_layer in the OSI model https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OSI_model S

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