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by cdcarter 6y ago
At least in the Portland area, everything from Amazon is at least a four day delivery estimate. Not that things are sold out (they are in brick&mortar stores, for sure), but the distribution chain is unable to keep up, with people out s
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by cdcarter 6y ago
You're on the right track, but they're usually considered rentals not purchased property. The Apple ARM devkit Mac Mini, for example, has to be returned to Apple at the end of the preview.
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by cdcarter 6y ago
> That night, I met a manager friend for dinner and poured my heart out to him. He listened and then gave me a diagnosis. “Julie,” he said, “Have you ever told your reports that you care about them? Or asked them how they’d like to be ca
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by cdcarter 6y ago
At $JOB, we have feature flags of innumerable shapes and sizes. Some are based on account standing, some are % gradual rollout at random, others are a more thoughtful low-risk to high-risk rollout across customers and hosts. Some are manual
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by cdcarter 6y ago
I'm going to add to the pile-on that the "Ticket Type" field is a little more useful than the author gives it credit. > why do you want to have this information and what is it going to be used for? You might say this is ye
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by cdcarter 6y ago
Love to see Django apps out in the wild! It might be worth adding a COPYRIGHT file to the repo, to clarify if we do or do not have the right to run this software on our own.
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by cdcarter 6y ago
As snuxoll writes, Salesforce does use a shared database with tenant_id (org_id) as a column on every table. You can read a lot about our multi-tenancy mechanisms in a whitepaper published a while back [ https://developer.salesfor
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by cdcarter 6y ago
I think you're underestimating WASI. Projects like cloudABI, where an existing app is compiled against a libc with strong sandboxing, really cool things happen.
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by cdcarter 6y ago
From Buckminster Fuller, retold to me by Brandur Leach: > Do more and more with less and less until eventually you can do everything with nothing. [ https://brandur.org/minimalism ]
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by cdcarter 6y ago
Thank you for this! You concisely answered the question I kept having throughout the wikipedia page and these threads. Obviously there's a world in which stack programming lets you be productive, its flourished, but what is that enviro
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by cdcarter 7y ago
The page writes that its an open source solution, but it looks like the github repo only contains the frontend code, not the backend? I'd love to be proven wrong here, cause this looks like a useful service if I can run it on my own VM
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by cdcarter 7y ago
The docs landing page have me an easier to grok picture of what it does, purely based on seeing what the doc headers are - https://docs.saltstack.com/en/latest/
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by cdcarter 7y ago
Action Domain Responder, anyone? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Action%E2%80%93domain%E2%80%93...
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by cdcarter 7y ago
I love to see this, and of course the early shoutout for pjax. Another library worth checking out if you're interested in this type of site is intercooler.js ( https://intercoolerjs.org/ ). It's all about using mini
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by cdcarter 7y ago
Neat article, but the author doesn't provide an actual reason you'd _need_ to pass a NUL byte into something like a socket address, or command arg. Is there an (perhaps obvious, or not) common usage of NUL byte literals being pass
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by cdcarter 7y ago
I was just thinking today that I'd love to see a solid retrospective of what parts of Gears really made it into the web we know now, and what got left behind. I don't remember enough of what Gears was like.
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by cdcarter 7y ago
There is a W3C sponsored Community Group https://www.w3.org/community/webassembly/ . Development of the spec(s) happen in the open on the various github projects ( https://github.com/WebAssembly&#x2F
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by cdcarter 7y ago
Good news! WebAssembly has community group projects setup for both multithreading [0] and multi-memories [1] which would allow a module to both define a memory space and also import a shared one. There are so many parties interested in wasm
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by cdcarter 7y ago
As good of a time as any to remind people of Moonpig: https://blog.plover.com/prog/Moonpig.html .
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by cdcarter 7y ago
It sounds like you might only need temporal tables and not the whole complication of _bi_temporal tables. If you just need to get data at a point in time, you only need to store (so called) application-time. If you need to handle both a “cr
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by cdcarter 7y ago
SQL/JSON path expressions look very powerful for making queries easier to understand, they’re a part of the SQL spec I hadn’t seen yet. I’m a little sad though to see yet another JSON location mini-language appear. We’ve got JSONPointe
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by cdcarter 7y ago
For what it’s worth/to prevent too much FUD about something as important as secure by default, Django has fantastic security header defaults out of the box too. https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/2.2/ref/m
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by cdcarter 7y ago
> Also best review advice I got and follow: be the first reviewer yourself! Looking at a nicely formatted diff really lets you see your code in a new light, and usually I end up doing several iterations before I run out of things to twea
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Ask HN: What (emerging) web standards are important for HTTP APIs in 2018?
1 points by cdcarter 8y ago|0 comments
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by cdcarter 8y ago
Heroku and Heroku Addons are freely available at my company, so it’s the preferred deployment target. I work on a developer productivity team so being able to stamp out apps fast is one of our most important requirements. Heroku has given u
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by cdcarter 8y ago
Alexa has voice messaging built in to the device/Alexa app. You receive a notification in the app and can ask your device to play it.
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by cdcarter 8y ago
Generally, because managing passwords (both for the end user and for the server) is difficult, and there's no reason to get into the identity management business if you don't absolutely need to.
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by cdcarter 8y ago
OpenID and OpenID Connect are different and practically unrelated technologies. StackOverflow will still have social login.
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by cdcarter 9y ago
As mentioned in another thread, the a real power of Lambda is that once it's approved for your org, you're likely to be able to rapidly deploy other services. This is the same benefit Heroku has over raw AWS, F500 enterprises ge
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by cdcarter 9y ago
I just warn you to remember the downfall of "People you may know" ... if there's somebody that I have 500 mutual friends with, theres a good chance I know them and am not a friend for a reason.

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