ccmcarey

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by ccmcarey 7y ago
> The economy needs to have good sold at a profit Not for things that do not need to make a profit. See: essentials like healthcare, housing, and basic food items.
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by ccmcarey 7y ago
From experience, slower than VSCode by quite a bit, and both VSCode and Jetbrains are of course slower than Vim by an order of magnitude.
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by ccmcarey 7y ago
you have a planet you could vent heat into?
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by ccmcarey 7y ago
Wuhan.
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by ccmcarey 7y ago
Yep, seems to have the same functionality. I've submitted beta feedback indicating my concerns.
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by ccmcarey 7y ago
Wow, I completely messed up characters and bits.
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by ccmcarey 7y ago
It wasn't super obvious to me, but you have to use beta.fastmail.com for this to work. Confused me for a moment as you can complete the first step of enabling this (changing to New Rules) using the stable client. --- Oh, no, it's
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by ccmcarey 7y ago
The added security comes through how the new "plaintext password" is randomly generated (so you don't have to worry about users picking bad passwords). ~~Although it seems PATs are ~42 bits, which seems a little low~~
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by ccmcarey 7y ago
Might want to update the title to indicate that this is for the API.
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by ccmcarey 7y ago
Yes, some communities are still huge (Freenode).
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by ccmcarey 7y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22840880 They pointed to another app that does this as an example of what they do. The reviews from that app indicate that coming out and saying they are delinquent is exactly what they
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by ccmcarey 7y ago
Look at the reviews: > This app so far was good. Recently I has got worse. I had my dues 2days back .and they keep calling, I know it's their job but they should understand the current situation going on because of lock down. Even w
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by ccmcarey 7y ago
> we collect user's contacts and use them to remind people of their bill if they don't pay Are you saying you contact the user's contacts to try to get them to pressure the user to pay their bill? --- I read through your T
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by ccmcarey 7y ago
Do you mean the point of Redux?
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by ccmcarey 7y ago
NPM does this, noticed yesterday when creating an account. And wow, that website is absolutely terribly written.
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by ccmcarey 7y ago
Personally, concern that if they fail, the innovation they've been forcing everyone in the industry to push forward with stops.
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by ccmcarey 7y ago
As an aside, I appreciate you candidly discussing this.
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by ccmcarey 7y ago
You've responded twice to this comment in insulting and rude ways.
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by ccmcarey 7y ago
Comments like yours have no place on HN. I don't know how, but someone should ping dang / other admin to address this.
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by ccmcarey 7y ago
I believe they're referring to the preview browser, not the current one. The preview is only starting to support extensions again.
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by ccmcarey 7y ago
It's disappointing. I commented saying as such - https://github.com/npm/cli/issues/836#issuecomment-586990343 > Posting memes/jokes in an issue wastes the time of people who actually need to be
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by ccmcarey 7y ago
This is a poor and confusing title imo.
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by ccmcarey 7y ago
How do you deal with DB migrations?
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by ccmcarey 8y ago
What? This makes no sense. You absolutely can bootstrap your own cluster of servers running K8s.
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by ccmcarey 8y ago
You compile stuff if the binary doesn't exist, regardless of OS. It's very normal on Arch Linux at least to pull build files from the Arch User Repository and build the software locally.
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by ccmcarey 8y ago
I've been looking at parser generators recently in an effort to begin writing my own simple interpreted language. My end goal is a self hosted language. My first attempt was writing a recursive descent parser by hand: https:/&#x2
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Owl: Parser generator for visibly pushdown languages(github.com)
89 points by ccmcarey 8y ago|32 comments