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by d0100 9y ago
I bought some at eyebuydirect, not high in quality, but pretty cheap. Especially for sunglasses for the beach, etc.
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by d0100 9y ago
Psql jsonb types is NoSQL enought for me. I now use it to great effect, instead of an EAV. On a side note, I was pretty excited that graphcool got open sourced, but their json limitation to 64kb is a dealbreaker.
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by d0100 9y ago
Definitively got lucky. Some kids just don't listen, no matter how you talk to them.
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by d0100 9y ago
Wouldn't this just add fuel to the young-Earth idea? If evolution can happen so fast, those billions of years might not be so billion after all...
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by d0100 9y ago
> It also claims, lamely, that What kind of writing is that?
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by d0100 9y ago
Yep, the only version that's attractive enough (enterprise) is about 3/4 of the minimum wage here. I can't buy it, and it's a hard sell to my bosses, especially when the company doesn't even have more than 10 employ
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by d0100 9y ago
> "clean room" The room can be clean, but what about everything else? There's more to software than the actual written code.
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by d0100 9y ago
In a global, generalized way. At least for me, usually the extreme image for the right is a dictatorship, and the left, academics, popular people and their twitter mob.
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by d0100 9y ago
It's unfortunate how both political extremes are just the same: The right uses the state to censure. The left uses people and popularity to censure. To fight the dictators I can simply join a militia and fight a civil war. But how to I
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by d0100 9y ago
Unless Facebook has a patent on some particular virtual-dom related tech that Vue uses. Then you got zero patent grants, and can be sued at any time.
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by d0100 9y ago
> we Chinese Yes the "peoples" Republic of China.
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by d0100 9y ago
> The report charges the PM with perjury, hiding his wealth, forging documents, and living beyond his means. You can be charged for living beyond your means?
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by d0100 9y ago
Wouldn't that mean, then, that most all "doom and gloom" we get today is as irrelevant as those of old?
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by d0100 9y ago
I only did the first 3 , but both 2 and 3 focus on python-specific names (extend(), queue) and pass-by(reference/value).
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by d0100 9y ago
You seem to be projecting human emotions unto animals. Captivity for animals is not the same as for humans.
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by d0100 9y ago
I would, as long as it can replace Java.
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by d0100 9y ago
> Humans do a remarkable job of dealing with ambiguity, almost to the point where the problem is unnoticeable; Isn't this because we have knowledge of the world? The sentence "Alice drove down the street in her car" won&#
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by d0100 9y ago
I'm a MS fanboy of sorts, but I'll never buy any piece of hardware that has that stupidly horrifying crooked logo of theirs.
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by d0100 9y ago
Because Quickbooks is paid? I'd prefer not to have to pay a big amount of money when I can get a simple invoice system for free. Also, I didn't find where to generate an invoice.
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by d0100 10y ago
Just a bit of FUD on the LGPL license and the like.
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by d0100 10y ago
It was originally supposed to be (and built as) a web app, but it's only being used inside a corporate network (yay requirements). So that defeats the original purpose. Might as well make a desktop app.
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by d0100 10y ago
I really want React for desktop apps. Currently we are running into some performance issues with large datasets and spreadsheets, and being able to offer a performant desktop app would be ideal. Right now we're considering using .NET a
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by d0100 10y ago
Little bit late, but I use Paypal mostly because I have funds in Euros in Paypal, and using my countries currency would be too expensive.
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by d0100 10y ago
And of course, I am left out of the fun. Why did I have to buy a Windows Phone...
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by d0100 10y ago
I am unfortunately stuck with companies that accept PayPal. Scaleway was one that I checked out first, but no PayPal support.
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by d0100 10y ago
I need a grid component that supports single cell value re-computation. Trying to display data that is computed (think Excel formulas) with react-data-grid and others is very complicated. I still am not satisfied with my current use of weir
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by d0100 10y ago
By showing them how to do something cool with it.
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by d0100 10y ago
Depends on how you use it. I just keep my application state in redux. Redux itself has absolutely no magic. The only "magic" I see is when you add state diffing and memoization (reselect). And even in this case, it's not real
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by d0100 10y ago
Revocation was something I did consider, but I am just using a users password hash as the token key, that way when the user changes his password, all previous tokens are invalidated.
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by d0100 10y ago
Why avoid JWT? Has there been some new development regarding it that makes it unsuitable for auth? I just started using it in a new app...

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