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by chamakits 6y ago
I had a similar experience porting a relatively straightforward and simple CLI utility I had written in C. Having said that, when I've faced real challenges with Rust (and the borrow checker) it's been with bigger longer running a
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by chamakits 6y ago
There is, but it's also not risk free. For example, MongoDB used to be AGPL and there where some companies dedicated to provide hosted services for it. Specifically MongoHQ (later renamed to Compose) and MongoLabs (later renamed to mLa
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by chamakits 6y ago
I had always assumed (without really verifying it) the reason for this was because for a large company that would be capable and interested in re-selling these services, they would NEED to make some changes to integrate it with their rest o
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by chamakits 6y ago
I believe the point they are making isn't that it's impossible. It's that with the way they have parsing now, the complexity of using angle brackets vs the complexity of the other options make the other options much more des
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by chamakits 6y ago
More incredible is that they don’t seem to have a system for “this account is being actively targeted” because even after this somewhat public attack and “fix”, the same creator just got attacked again with the same thing on another video.
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by chamakits 7y ago
Although I seem to be in the minority, yeah, I've been pretty happy with the recommendations they give me recently. It didn't begin like this, but I'd say it's there now. But I use Twitter not as a social tool, but as a
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by chamakits 8y ago
Just so you know, although not very clearly documented, yearly subscriptions include perpetual license for that specific version. You can see it on the “buy” page. It’s still less than ideal, but I pay yearly for their “all pack” product an
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by chamakits 8y ago
Oh wow this is cool. Is this real? Like even though the players die a good deal, it still feels like they can play it pretty smoothly. I’d love to know the system that got built out for this. I imagine it was detecting tones, but would love
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by chamakits 8y ago
No idea what your app is, but do you know if the uninstall is happening right after the first open? I’m asking because I usually uninstall apps either: - Months later after I notice I’m not using it - Minutes after opening it for the first
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by chamakits 8y ago
Awesome. Will take a closer look at those when I get home. Thanks!
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by chamakits 8y ago
I think I’m your perfect “people that just like Indian food” target audience! The only thing from just skimming the site (haven’t dove deep in just yet) is that it seems it’s only veggie dishes right? Not a deal breaker, but if you had at l
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by chamakits 8y ago
The issue I’ve run into more than once is that whatever regex or terrible validation some website is using doesn’t recognize the TLD and marks the email as an invalid email. Hasn’t happened tons, and it’s never been for something super impo
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by chamakits 8y ago
You can end up getting a corrupt copy of the database. See here: https://www.sqlite.org/howtocorrupt.html#_backup_or_restore_...
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by chamakits 8y ago
I think the parent comment was talking more about using those libraries with Scala, not necessarily implementing them. Can't speak too much about the others, but I recently looked into using Akka with Java. Akka itself had a good deal
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by chamakits 8y ago
For me it was playing a lot of text heavy RPG games, and watching a lot of TV in English. This was the best way to immerse myself without necessarily having someone to actually speak with. I imagine variations of that today may include YouT
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by chamakits 9y ago
For their AAA games cloud infrastructure it does! In fact, it is a backbone for some of Microsoft's Halo AAA game. Microsoft has this framework called Orleans which uses the Actor pattern. They have used it in various other project&
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by chamakits 9y ago
My first exposure to programming was basic for the TI calculators. Didn’t even really realize I was programming. The second was Visual Basic. The third was C, and that’s when I really took off, got interested in programming and enjoyed it s
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by chamakits 9y ago
Very true. But the only reason that YouTube is there as a platform that allows people to upload videos for free is that they expect to make money either off of that video through ads, or through other videos through ads.
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by chamakits 9y ago
I believe Gremlin is just the query language. There is an original backend that implemented it, which might be what you are thinking has performance issues. But the query language intrinsically doesn’t have issues I don’t thinks.
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by chamakits 9y ago
I believed that GraphQL is more of an protocol for interacting with an api, and not for graph databases, which is what Gremlin and SparQL are used for.
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by chamakits 9y ago
This is very interesting to me. Is the reasoning behind this documented anywhere? I could only find instructions the coding guideline indicating as much (here: https://github.com/Microsoft/TypeScript/wiki/Codi
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by chamakits 9y ago
I created a bookmarklet, for the same reasons, which downloads a handful at a time. https://gist.github.com/chamakits/a0980ea8ce4d085426525df142... You'll need to click it a couple of times since I on purpose made
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by chamakits 9y ago
Depending on the type of product you are selling, something like gumroad may be a good fit for you. https://gumroad.com They have an api as well, but I've seen most people use their landing page/buy product page more t
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by chamakits 9y ago
10 MB (the compressed GZIP given in the example) can be considerable. Even more so if you consider just how frequently bots are hitting those wp endpoints.
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by chamakits 9y ago
This is extremely cool. I always find these kinds of breakdowns interesting, because they always find something absolutely unique to the device. Does anyone know, for this kind of "unique card device" use case, do companies usuall
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by chamakits 9y ago
I was born and raised in PR, but have since moved. 100% of our politics surround this very question. The 3 mayor political parties are one pro statehood, one pro staying with the current status, one pro independence. The first two have alwa
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by chamakits 9y ago
This is fantastic! Allowing type checking on js files with comments will allow me to start improving our exciting hard to maintain large code base. I attempted to do this with flow as well before, and it did the job well enough (although at
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by chamakits 9y ago
Ah I see. So as long as they don't distribute the patch together with the GPL base codebase, they are good. Does that sound right?
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by chamakits 9y ago
How does this work at a licensing level? GRSecurity are patches to the Linux kernel right? Can you distribute patches for a GPL licensed software without the patches themselves being GPL?
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by chamakits 9y ago
I've never done mobile development, but I've always wondered why there isn't more of variety on third party UI frameworks for mobile, while on the JS side of UI there are plenty of good established choices, and new choices ke

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