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by anton_gogolev 9y ago
Oh, and it becomes painfully obvious why MySQL cannot use more than one index while executing the query.
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by anton_gogolev 9y ago
See Kickstarter page [1] for a lot of "In Action" videos. [1]: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/871405126/turing-tumble...
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HgLab 1.12 Released: JIRA, Slack and TeamCity Integration. Oh, and Clone Bundles(hglabhq.com)
2 points by anton_gogolev 9y ago|0 comments
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by anton_gogolev 9y ago
> Certainly you have references to back your argument? So we're still using "bodily and morbid humours" in year 2017? The belief is that majority of all diseases come from within, from foodstuff, blood and superfluous or
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by anton_gogolev 9y ago
> It's an FDA approved treatment No, it's not. FDA approval only allowed Ricarimpex SAS to marketed as a "preamendment device". FDA approval does not make leeches a "treatment". [1] https://www.ac
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by anton_gogolev 9y ago
Pardon my French, but I smell bullshit here. Back in pre-scientific days one had very little choice when it came to medical advice: it was either a lobotomy, a healthy dose of poisonous compounds, or bloodletting. Naturally, having a bit of
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by anton_gogolev 9y ago
On a somewhat related note, I highly recommend listening to "Gray's Donation" ( http://www.radiolab.org/story/grays-donation/ ). It is an extraordinary episode.
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by anton_gogolev 9y ago
Or else we can hand-craft our next isomorphic Node.js/Angular 7/React Redux Native Embedded SPA - of course "with all the <3 in the world" - and in two months (just when we return from the latest and greatest meetupy
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by anton_gogolev 9y ago
Real artists ship ( http://wiki.c2.com/?RealArtistsShip ), and the frowned-upon enterprise .NET developers ship shit. Yes, the code may be disgusting, none of HTML5, CSS3 or Babel were used in a corporate portal, but. They. S
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by anton_gogolev 10y ago
Bit rot is absolutely not about SSD degradation.
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HgLab 1.11 Released – Self-Hosted Mercurial Server for Windows(hglabhq.com)
1 points by anton_gogolev 10y ago|0 comments
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by anton_gogolev 10y ago
Just wait until it gets renamed to something like .NET Foundation 1.0 (comprising ASP.NET Foundation 1.0 and .NET Foundation Runtime 1.2 because reasons) aaand we're back to square one.
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by anton_gogolev 10y ago
I believe the word you're looking for in your very first list item is "idempotent", not "re-entrant".
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by anton_gogolev 10y ago
So this does not work with Gmail for Work/Business/G Suite/whatever-is-this-thing-called?
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by anton_gogolev 10y ago
That's exactly what I did [1], with a word of warning about "Command-Line-Fu". Experience has shown that this is by far the preferred way my customers do IIS installation. 1: https://hglabhq.com/documentation&
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by anton_gogolev 10y ago
Frequently fails with Internal Server Error. And please, add HTTPS: https://letsencrypt.org/
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by anton_gogolev 10y ago
http://rationalwiki.org/
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by anton_gogolev 10y ago
If you could somehow encode the value of "PasswordLastUpdatedAt" in your token, you will then could have truly "stateless" tokens.
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by anton_gogolev 10y ago
> This requires non-idempotent get requests as you must invalidate the token on get. I think you should invalidate a token whenever a user enters a new password and submits a form (hence POST).
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by anton_gogolev 10y ago
No way CSLA.NET is "awesome" by any measure. See [1], for example 1: http://stackoverflow.com/a/10922373/60188
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John Carmack: The Physics of Light and Rendering (2013)(youtube.com)
2 points by anton_gogolev 10y ago|0 comments
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by anton_gogolev 10y ago
Haven't read the book you're recommending, but I feel it's more or less close to Code[0] by Charles Petzold, which in itself is a fascinating read. [0]: https://www.amazon.com/Code-Language-Computer-Hardware-S
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by anton_gogolev 10y ago
> the time-scale that the patch will be released and applied is less than one hour, not multiple days Provided that the Auto-Updater is up and running: https://cspr.ng/blog/2016/07/cms-airship-1-1-2-stored-
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by anton_gogolev 10y ago
Oh, this too. Noisy as hell. Or am I overly sensitive to sudden bursts of clickety-clack? Personally, I use Microsoft Sculpt Ergonomic Desktop[0]. Very comfortable, silent, ergonomic and all that. [0]: https://www.microsoft.com
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by anton_gogolev 10y ago
Two devs from my current company got themselves Razer keyboards, which look very much like Model M keyboard, albeit it's all-black. If it were not for video surveillance, I would've already covered them in construction-foamed them
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by anton_gogolev 10y ago
ESP8266[0] springs to mind: > The ESP8266 is a low-cost Wi-Fi chip with full TCP/IP stack and microcontroller capability... [0]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ESP8266
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by anton_gogolev 10y ago
Transactional NTFS is deprecated [0], and having a transactional Registry buys you very little. [0]: https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/hh8...
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by anton_gogolev 10y ago
MSI is hardly transactional. Out of "ACID", it's "happy-path-only-Atomic", "happy-path-only-Consistent", certainly "grab-the-global-mutex-Isolated", and "as-long-as-file-system-is-ok-Durabl
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by anton_gogolev 10y ago
Unrelated, but I keep wondering if there is a viable market for an install system that is generally less fubarred than WiX Toolset, but still compiles down to MSI.
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by anton_gogolev 10y ago
Reading these kinds of stories, I can't help but reflect on how many days of my life spent dealing with crap similar to this I'm never getting back. Hair stands on the back of my neck, literally.

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