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by couchand 3y ago
For a document that purports to provide clarity they're sure playing fast and loose with terminology. The first one on the list should be "all postal codes are ZIP codes" because that's false but but evidently programme
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by couchand 3y ago
I'm curious what's the biggest table you've tested on? Things start to get really interesting in Salesforce when your object has a million rows.
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by couchand 3y ago
> From your perspective, how would you want to set these filters? A SOQL query, or something else? For myself, I want to write SOQL there, though I'd guess many of your target customers will want a point-and-click option. Selecting
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by couchand 3y ago
> But you can't hand-wave the security concerns of that away... What security concerns, exactly? > There is a fundamental difference between your server returning data versus returning code. If my server returns a bit of somethin
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by couchand 3y ago
This looks great! The UI and docs look very nice. Of course long-term reliability is what really matters in this space. I can definitely see incorporating this into client proposals. A few things I can't immediately see from the docs
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by couchand 3y ago
I'm guessing the GP's scheduled jobs are running within Salesforce, probably Apex. I'd note that I've seen inconsistent async processing delays even in EE and UE clients. First of all, I'm pretty sure everyone is o
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by couchand 3y ago
I'm of the mind that you can't just casually cast naming or precision aside when talking about data collection. If I'm askimg for a ZIP code I probably already know I can't deliver to you. If I thought I could deliver t
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by couchand 3y ago
The trailing slash itself is not invalid, per se, but it'a very hard for any following markup to be valid unless the element is void. A particularly nasty one is any attempt to use a supposedly self-closing script tag: <script
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by couchand 3y ago
You may have an alphanumeric postal code but as far as I'm aware there are no alphanumeric ZIP codes.
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by couchand 3y ago
The same. Kel Varnsen was the mastermind behind their pivot from latex products. They changed the name about the same time, due to unrelated litigation.
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by couchand 3y ago
Love to see recognition of inputmode. Remember, the one true ZIP code field is <input type="text" inputmode="numeric"> Sad to see the invalid markup throughout. The input tag is void, it has no closing t
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by couchand 3y ago
Strong recommendation for Every Layout, and any other project from creators Andy Bell and Heydon Pickering. What I find particularly compelling about that resource is its structure. It's not just a list of recipes (despite what the la
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by couchand 3y ago
You need to be studying the button presses on the controllers that don't come back.
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by couchand 3y ago
.unwrap() is the new // TODO:
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by couchand 3y ago
KISS.
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by couchand 3y ago
You have a million lines of in-house Vue code or is that inclusive of dependencies?
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by couchand 3y ago
> (looking at you date picker), not only are the defaults not great but you can't change them even if you want to. As soon as you hit one of the many brick walls when it comes to styling or changing behavior (Oh you want the week to
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by couchand 3y ago
From TFA: > “It’s about not just planting more trees, but the right tree in the right spot,” said Alexander Kobald, a researcher at Cornell University. “It’s really focusing on what the spot calls for and making sure the people [who live
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by couchand 3y ago
> NYC is also interesting in that landowners are responsible for maintaining the sidewalks in front of their property instead of the city. Is that really unique? Everywhere I've lived the resident is required to clear leaves and sno
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by couchand 3y ago
Again, though, what's the sustainable response? It's not cash transfers, it's community owned housing, land trusts, and the like.
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by couchand 3y ago
Sounds like they avoided paying licensing fees by not paying licensing fees and then acting surprised when called on it. https://archive.ph/20120919002551/http://www.windowsitpro.co...
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by couchand 3y ago
One of my clients is convinced that a short hunk of JavaScript code that nobody can clearly describe the behavior of is their most valuable asset. Non-coders are weird.
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by couchand 3y ago
OTOH if all the variations are interesting games in their own right, the family is quite brilliant.
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Rust shenanigans: return type polymorphism(loige.co)
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by couchand 3y ago
It did a terrible job: it got the answer close but confidently wrong. The middle term in the fallacy of the excluded middle here is "red", not "apple".
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by couchand 3y ago
"Eventually" already passsed five years ago. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/He_Jiankui_affair
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by couchand 3y ago
It takes a particular perspective to tell a (presumed) human being "you are not special" and implying that a stochastic parrot has the same level of personhood. A statistical model of language patterns is not a person. A statisti
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by couchand 3y ago
Please keep the discourse on HN civil.
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by couchand 3y ago
Yes and no. On the one hand, you want to pick dependencies that have staying power. On the same hand, having mindshare is necessary for the durability. Hard to resolve the core issue here, since it's ultimately social rather than techn
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by couchand 3y ago
> NYC has a "right to housing" law Not a law, a consent decree, and Adams just suspended it.

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