chrisan

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by chrisan 7y ago
"...devalue the market for cross-format products, and harm Publishers, authors, and the consumers who enjoy and rely on books." Could someone explain the licensing like I'm 5 that doesn't end up with "because publis
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by chrisan 7y ago
It is definitely an immature tweet, however I think 9 years can change a person a lot. Maybe twitter could have given him a warning about his tweet and ask if he would like to delete it before the instaban algorithm hit
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by chrisan 7y ago
Definitely nice to be quick and easy to jump into, but I really love typescript for longevity of a project
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by chrisan 7y ago
sorry the title was too long, I had to cut a word! edit: I also had no idea about the shooting yesterday I tend to stay away from the news as it is far too politicized these days and normally just leaves me angry/unhappy
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‘No Way to Prevent This’ Says Development Community Where This Regularly Happens(medium.com)
81 points by chrisan 7y ago|47 comments
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by chrisan 7y ago
If you didn't have that requirement of conflicting packages, would you still have used docker? Isn't once a year update a large security risk?
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by chrisan 7y ago
snowplow looks like $1500/month with no realtime until the $5000/month plan? https://snowplowanalytics.com/pricing/
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by chrisan 7y ago
Plus it wouldnt get around the root problem, which I assume to believe is "you have reached your monthly limit of articles, please pay" opens private tab to read article "we see you are in a private window, please load our si
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by chrisan 7y ago
well to simplify it: if 2 competing companies with 1 programmer each were trying to create $popular_app_or_website then the company with the more productive developer would "win" more often
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by chrisan 7y ago
Where are you getting "curb stomped" from? From the conclusion: "When it comes to gaming performance, the 9700K and 9900K remain the best performing CPUs on the market" "Ultimately, while AMD still lags behind Intel
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by chrisan 7y ago
I wouldnt even call that difficulty. That is a bloody loved feature in my book
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by chrisan 7y ago
Why not just use a json store for those sparse attributes? EAV performance at large scale is really dreadful. So many queries.
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by chrisan 7y ago
Whats the marketing term for "practically unlimited for normal usage patterns"? Because I think that's what they are after here in marketing. The majority of the population will use these "unlimited" plans/prod
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by chrisan 7y ago
Don't forget Japan even has an award named after Deming for quality! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deming_Prize
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by chrisan 7y ago
It wasn't just your father. A lot of American companies never felt the need to improve. It's kind of sad really. In an industrial systems engineering class we learned of Deming who was trying to help American auto manufacturers
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by chrisan 7y ago
Perhaps you need a further price adjustment to account for the lack of extras?
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by chrisan 7y ago
In the original article this is referencing DO shut down/locked his account. By having an alternate provider you spread your risk. And in this scenario you could update your DNS from the locked DO account to AWS/Linode/GCP w
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by chrisan 7y ago
Besides meeting new people/networking, what does one get from attending a conference physically that cannot be obtained remotely?
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by chrisan 7y ago
I guess this shows my ignorance, I had no idea rock paper scissors was called this. I only knew of the South Park version http://southpark.cc.com/clips/103724/rochambeau
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by chrisan 7y ago
As long as the ORM lets you pass raw SQL when needed I'm fine with some nice convenience methods for the majority of the work. When it comes to really complex stuff that you are just ending up fighting the ORM and its choice of SQL is
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Day in the Life of a Typical Japanese Office Worker in Tokyo(youtu.be)
1 points by chrisan 7y ago|0 comments
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by chrisan 7y ago
edit: I am a dolt. Thank you :) I got this address as well, do you have anything running on .4? It's just weird because I have .1 router, .2 AP, .3 pi-hole then .10 is when I start my static IPs and .100 is where my dhcp starts nmap s
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by chrisan 7y ago
Isn't Delaware $300 a year to have an LLC there? Shouldn't you pick a state that has little to no annual filing fee? https://www.llcuniversity.com/llc-filing-fees-by-state/
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Esports Pro Sues Gaming Organization over “Oppressive” Contract(hollywoodreporter.com)
1 points by chrisan 7y ago|0 comments
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by chrisan 7y ago
If you have a thing for Girl Scout cookies, the Aldi generics taste just the same for a fraction of the price
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by chrisan 7y ago
He may have taken it too literally... but he does have a point. Everyone doesn't _need_ to live in SF. > proving two points: one about the high cost of coworking spaces in an already unaffordable city, and another about how the spa
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by chrisan 8y ago
> but I like how card expiration kills subscriptions I don't care about without me having to do anything. I'm not advocating against choice of automatic updates... but shouldn't you come up with a different way to kill of
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by chrisan 8y ago
To take the example from this guide > Increase left padding between textbox and layout frame You would put that in your CSS file so anyone's text editor can read it? Besides, what text editor doesn't support `git blame`?
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by chrisan 8y ago
To elaborate, I think people don't care what medium they have their discussions in as long as it works. Are you not going to use StackOverflow because it is written in C# using Microsoft servers instead of Go on Linux? Did you not use
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by chrisan 8y ago
Are you referring to EOL for desktop version or OneNote entirely?

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