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dagi3d
7y ago
Remember to double check you closed all incognito windows. You know what I mean.
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7y ago
Aren't there WiFi and Bluetooth cards using the M.2 interface?
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7y ago
How does Plaid work then? ( https://plaid.com )
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7y ago
eg. That request might take more time than what a http request should. Also, by having workers that consume specific queues/topics, it's easier to scale them with more granularity
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8y ago
I am not c++ developer myself, so can't help on the namespacing decision, although a quick search on a project made by google, it seems they don't although I assume it will change from team/company to team/company who mi
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8y ago
No one said they were the first(because actually they weren't, neither in Europe or Spain itself)
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8y ago
Vertical scaling, I'd assume.
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8y ago
I thought that sending email from EC2 instance was not allowed and only option was using their SES service.
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8y ago
+1 for bloom filters
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8y ago
feedback: if I click on any of the sample buttons, the page is reloaded
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8y ago
and Brexit hasn't arrived yet...
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8y ago
Similar situation happened in Spain. Here the film industry is heavily subsidized for local movies, not only in form of tax benefits but grants. The thing is that in order to get that cash a minimum of sold tickets are required, so a bunch
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8y ago
Hard to solve that if the browser allows that via the extensions mechanism.
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9y ago
I'm so in with fzf. I discovered it recently, after using CtrlP for several years and I couldn't be happier. maybe there was a workaround, but with CtrlP I had to clear its cache everytime I added a new file to be listed in the se
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Leveraging online reputation to replace rental deposits
(blog.trustbond.com)
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9y ago
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9y ago
I truly believe personal computing will evolve in this direction
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9y ago
If I understood it correctly, they mentioned they offer horizontal scalibility for their databases and I wonder how does it work for the graph data model
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9y ago
It would be interesting if it would include native Go features such goroutines and channels
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9y ago
Anyone using it in production? How does it differ from other possible products/solutions?
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9y ago
have you reported such behaviour to Slack devs?
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10y ago
You can read about some of them at https://indiehackers.com
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10y ago
obviously it is doable, but that does not mean there aren't better solutions today.
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10y ago
Even Google Campus :/
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10y ago
Besides the user base, buying the open messaging platform it's an interesting movement considering Google decided to get rid of xmpp and close their Hangouts client.
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Mogees: Transform anything into a musical instrument
(kickstarter.com)
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11y ago
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12y ago
we are in a similar situation and there is another approach I'd like to research. In order to have a distributed properties I was considering using something like consul[1] or etcd[2] which have some control access and load the require
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12y ago
and the point is that these publishers don't realize that all these news aggregators are sending a considerable amount of visits to them this is a picture of an editorial celebrating that this law was passed and how they include the bu
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12y ago
the thing I miss the most in vim compared to other editors is a faster search in project feature. I guess most "modern" editors preload the whole directory in the background something that might not be feasible with vim today. hop
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12y ago
you can use pow(or prax under linux) or just edit the /etc/hosts to point example.dev to your localhost
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12y ago
the source code is about two years old. does that mean that the code is so stable that there is no need for patches/improvements? or has the project been discontinued?
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