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by beaker52 8y ago
You can pre-compute the latest values by consuming the event stream and building up some sort of persistent, disposable read model that has the values you want. Similar to the redis-read cache strategy that has been popular in Ruby and PHP
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by beaker52 8y ago
I think they should only offer these domains to companies who demonstrate a commitment to protecting the Amazon environmentally. It'd be a crying shame for logging companies to have .amazon domains for example.
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by beaker52 8y ago
It's a shame Redux uses the word Action instead of Event because I think we'd all have easier time discussing Event Sourcing right about now
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by beaker52 8y ago
And Domain Driven Design can help you understand which parts are the best candidates
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by beaker52 8y ago
However, the US enforces the Patriot Act that obligates US companies to turn over user data and are further legally obligated to keep the fact secret? Is it that far fetched to think they couldn't be obligated to avoid admitting (expli
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by beaker52 8y ago
It could also be possible that these companies are legally bound by some sort of investigation-related order to maintain ignorance to the presence of the chips and that Bloomberg have just sunk an ongoing investigation/counter-espionag
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by beaker52 8y ago
Can I suggest you involve your entire team in the discovery phase, meaning talking to the customer and interacting with the problem from the very start? Shared understanding (passing what you've learnt on behalf of the rest of the team
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by beaker52 8y ago
Toyota :'( Just look for the neatest font, with the straightest endings on curved ends e.g. r c g etc Arial has angled caps, Helvetica are straighter.
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by beaker52 8y ago
That's definitely how I spin that trait on my CV.
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by beaker52 8y ago
And I'm a brit. I did the math in cents for greater universality. Maybe a mistake after referring to a penny.
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by beaker52 8y ago
It has many names. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bidding_fee_auction
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by beaker52 8y ago
I worked on a penny-bidding site. These guys "auctioned" items like PlayStation, tvs, cars to the user who placed the final bid on an item after 60 seconds of no further bids. Each bid would increase the final price by 1 pence&#x2
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by beaker52 8y ago
Personally, when I fear things (like every time I fly) I have this very simple mechanic for dealing with it: welcome what's coming. In the case of flying, I accept that these could very well be the last moments of my life and it's
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Thailand cave rescue is under way(bbc.co.uk)
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by beaker52 8y ago
I always struggle to write YAML. I still don't know how the '-' things work and what level of indentation to use for its children.
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by beaker52 8y ago
I hear "Yarry" ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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by beaker52 8y ago
Your Ledger is hardware-tamper proof. But if you didn't buy directly you should check that your Ledger is genuine and, if being genuine, that someone has not pre-configured it. This is basic stuff that has been a potential concern from
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by beaker52 9y ago
I feel like this article is just an advert for Apple - in the wake of the recent processor flaws we've collectively suffered.
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by beaker52 9y ago
It's nice to see they're still interested in payment-oriented tech in this area, such as Lightning and OmiseGO. Another one to watch out for is RaiBlocks. Currently has a functioning net, featuring instant, fee-less transactions.
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by beaker52 9y ago
I worry that efforts to kill display ads are going to kill independent publishers and leave only corporate-sponsored publishers pushing biased articles - a situation which I'd dislike slightly more than display ads.
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by beaker52 9y ago
It does read and look like many of the Russian propaganda sites. It was my instinct too. Whilst the "new documents" aren't actually attributed on page 1, they're linked to on page 2. Definitely set my russian-propaganda
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by beaker52 9y ago
1Password.com account
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by beaker52 9y ago
It's really not there though https://www.dropbox.com/s/4qq661vx4ty6qyo/Image%20uploaded%2... https://www.dropbox.com/s/c2a8wattpytwzyo/Image%20uploaded%2...
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by beaker52 9y ago
FWIW, I am using a 1Password.com account, which means I can't confirm (but don't doubt) this for Dropbox et al.
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by beaker52 9y ago
Have never found it. Triple checked now. Nada.
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by beaker52 9y ago
On my iPhone I've checked all the logical places and have never found one. Also just checked now.
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by beaker52 9y ago
As a user of 1Password, the lack of "Sync" Button is frustrating when trying to use recently added passwords across devices. "It just works" isn't always best - especially when dealing with cross-device data sync -
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by beaker52 9y ago
AKG K712 at home for gaming and general computer audio. Great headphones for an flat, yet appealing sound. An audio engineer friend of mine bought the same set after sampling mine. I have a Native Instruments Komplete Audio 6 driving those.
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by beaker52 9y ago
The manager of my current team came up with some complex way of solving a problem that we're facing as a business. He implemented a proof of concept and showed the business without involving anyone else in the dev team at all. Now the
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by beaker52 9y ago
I look at a few things. Company structure is quite telling. The relationship between teams, how teams work together. I usually get a good feel for any potential dysfunction in an organisation by this. The more splitting up and dividing ther

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