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7y ago
I also got started programming writing RS bots, private servers, cheat clients, and eventually reverse engineering the game client (and sometimes other people's scripts) to write bot frameworks. I remember talking smack to the article
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8y ago
CloudSQL overall is a great product, but not having a public roadmap or communicating at all with their customers is pretty rotten and you really can't trust them because of that. I would recommend anyone considering putting things on
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8y ago
In America it does.
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8y ago
Based on scanning the README this looks at your remote DB instead of a configuration file.
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8y ago
Secret sauce was basically every element absolute positioned, with an event loop that was diffing a CSS transform tree each tick. Worked pretty well, but was basically a workaround for browser performance issues that ended up being fixed an
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8y ago
Thanks for the clarification - I live here but haven't been keeping up with it recently.
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8y ago
IMO most people would not consider healthcare affordability as a factor in where they want to live, or even a major factor in their quality of life. NYC (as one example) is famously expensive across the board for all types of insurance, hea
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8y ago
CitusDB has a ton of limitations on your schema/table structure right now. Over time it has gotten better, so hopefully in the future it will be a true drop-in scale out solution. Specifically some types of relationships + indexes are
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8y ago
The majority of the NYC subway system was built by private companies, just FYI. The city acquired the privately owned systems in 1940 and unified them into the single system we have today.
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8y ago
Shh, don't spoil Ridgewood! When people find out they can get a whole house with a yard for the price they pay for a room in Williamsburg we'll get overrun.
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8y ago
Good luck enforcing EU laws in the United States - I'm sure our government would be thrilled to extradite US Citizens (who have never been to the EU) for GDPR violations.
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8y ago
They don't have a great story around extensions - the ones they do have are unsupported/buggy. For example, PostGIS is missing "ST_FromGeoJSON" because it was compiled with the wrong flag - and has been this way for over
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9y ago
Out of the 30ish thousand cities in the US how many have insane zoning policies like that? You might be thinking of HOA rules or CC&Rs, which are not centrally planned by the government. I agree that most zoning is stupid/overboard
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9y ago
Praying for a http://docs.sequelizejs.com/ plugin
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9y ago
Does an Amazon warehouse have thousands of pedestrians and high speed moving objects whizzing around them constantly, unknown regulations on their movement only visible via signs, and constantly evolving route types/conditions? Do Amaz
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9y ago
They asked me for this as well and said it was for diagnostics to confirm the repair was a success. You can decline politely with no problems.
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NYC Proposes API Requirement Bill
(fortune.com)
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9y ago
Congratulations
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10y ago
congratulations
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10y ago
I wrote some tools for transforming and analyzing your own DNA - http://genomejs.com (Code here: https://github.com/genomejs ) I couldn't find any format that was neutral between vendors, so I wrote somethin
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10y ago
Well, that was sudden. No post-mortem? I thought Clef's whole thing was transparency/company culture/etc.
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10y ago
Quit using an outdated safari and install a different browser? Your computer is fine.
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10y ago
I think they were actually referring to working conditions, not immigration (getting approved to begin work, getting feedback, etc.)
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10y ago
Go southwest if you don't want any natural disasters. No hurricanes, tornadoes, snow, earthquakes, etc. Arizona, Utah, New Mexico, Nevada, and Texas are pretty far from those issues.
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Rtc-everywhere: WebRTC on every platform, all with the same code
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Immutable-Props – Simple Immutable.js PropTypes for React
(github.com)
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11y ago
I made something similar a while ago (pre-electron): https://github.com/contra/smog I published some modules along with it that made the process a lot easier. Maybe you can use some of them to make your life easier wit
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11y ago
Like this hack: http://typed.pw/a/652
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Genome.js – Hacking the human genome with JS
(genomejs.readme.io)
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I'm working on an open source DNA analysis framework to solve exactly this problem - everyone should be able to check out their own DNA without paying for it http://genomejs.com/
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