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cyansmoker
6y ago
So, not following the "horses, not zebras" model. Too straightforward I guess?
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6y ago
LOL @bug fixes: "Default IP route configuration disappears after reset" Literally the device's bread and butter and it fails that. Not sure I care about its management interface after reading that.
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6y ago
Same. People signing up for various services, apparently not understanding that they will never be able to read anything sent to this email address. I get emails from middle schools, online shopping of course, but also emails for at least a
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6y ago
Man, without you I don't think I would have survived in the corporate world. If it wasn't for the fact that I could install coLinux to turn my work XP in an actually functional OS, I don't know what I would have done. Nothing
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6y ago
> "Make illegal states unrepresentable" > (as is true with learning any functional language) ...unless you are using a language where types are not part of the contract and not used in dispatching, such as Elixir. I have mix
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7y ago
Not being pedantic, then, but is GET even the right verb to create a resource?
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7y ago
It absolutely is.
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7y ago
aaaand it's down.
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7y ago
Can confirm. The bocker code (incl. my modest contributions) was targeted towards showing that the Linux toolbox was available and scriptable.
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7y ago
"Where can I use it? Lando is not meant for production" Well, off to a great start. Update 10 minutes later: hmmm I may be starting to understand what Lando is about. So, it's for dev.
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7y ago
Avoid the issue: assign UUIDs to everybody.
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7y ago
Fun! I created a configuration that lays out tiles following the Fibonacci pattern: https://gist.github.com/Fusion/8ad05ac05948b3397516aa836f0a1...
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7y ago
<ctrl-w>w closed my browser window. Should have seen this one coming.
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8y ago
Adding to what was already said: - being able to force better design when engineers have to work with multiple services depending on each other (using start-up containers, readiness and liveliness, etc)
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8y ago
I agreed with your comment, until I followed the github link and found that all issues had been removed.
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8y ago
This. The engines are further away from the plane's fulcrum, and this means that they can now cause the plane to tilt up more efficiently.
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8y ago
While your project seems nice, at this point in time there is little overlap with the concepts found in notion. Did you publish a roadmap, that would allow us to differentiate it from something more like evernote?
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8y ago
Hi. You wrote "There is a developer who (I think) works for Docker..." I believe that you are referring to Jessie Frazelle.
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8y ago
I think ReasonML has a lot going for itself. However, there is so much focus on React and web rendering that it seems that folks do not realize that it can be used as a powerful modern syntax for OCaml. Hence these blogs posts. Feedback, qu
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Creating a ReasonML App: step-by-step
(zteo.com)
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8y ago
Take that frustration, increase at least by an order of magnitude and that's your experience implementing native apps. Still Loving it, though!
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8y ago
Let's forget about how polarizing he is for one minute: I would make the argument that he is the one who made his Twitter feed a public forum when he encouraged people to follow him to get information. It follows that public discourse
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8y ago
You're being harsh, or we did not read the same piece. While, towards the end, the OP briefly refers to his efforts as "a startup" I think he was pretty clear that he was mostly trying to get to a point where he could __start
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9y ago
It looks and behaves remarkably like Typora. What's the story?
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9y ago
Correction: Innocent version: we did nothing wrong and you are reacting before having even looked at that certificate.
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9y ago
And technical debt keeps accumulating... Even when starting a new product, lots of older code has to be reused.
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10y ago
TL/DR: In this article, the FEE only does what it was created to do: tell us how socialism is a bad idea while liberal capitalism is a good one. No surprise here.
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10y ago
Hello. This is the ministry of bad analogies. Your fine is ready.
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10y ago
Alas: "Docker not available"
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10y ago
All this post shows is that some people are easily impressed. Nothing original or praise worthy to see here.
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