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by dangoor 8y ago
If baggy pants is part of your religion, I'd imagine that means you're free to argue it in court.
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by dangoor 8y ago
The ruling has a narrow scope (it was based on the way the lower court deliberated, not so much the substance of the issue).
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by dangoor 8y ago
Those rules are based on behavior within the establishment, rather than who you are.
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by dangoor 8y ago
TypeScript and Visual Studio Code are both really nicely done open source projects. There is a fairly significant group of .NET developers out there, and that's largely open source today. Sure, Microsoft is ultimately out to make money
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by dangoor 8y ago
http://www.thirty-thousand.org Even if we upped it to 5,000-6,000 reps, it would be a huge improvement.
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by dangoor 8y ago
Ahh! Yes, each App Engine app lives in its own container & process. App Engine Standard further sandboxes things (you can't use arbitrary C modules from your Python code, for example).
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by dangoor 8y ago
Indeed! That's a good one.
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by dangoor 8y ago
> The trend is to have applications use less memory. On bare metal an application used all memory, a virtual machine has the OS overhead per application, on a container an application uses just one process, and with serverless even the p
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by dangoor 8y ago
There is an important difference... PHP on shared hosting (often connecting to MySQL) most definitely did not autoscale and self-heal. Even if you had a load balancer connecting to multiple machines, there was no automatic provisioning of m
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by dangoor 8y ago
What would the goal of self-hosting a FaaS solution be?
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by dangoor 8y ago
Yeah, other languages (Go, Python, Node) can cold start much more quickly.
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The Original Serverless Architecture Is Still Here(engineering.khanacademy.org)
65 points by dangoor 8y ago|42 comments
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by dangoor 8y ago
When using kanban, people take the first card from the top of the pile and work on that. There's no siloing in that, because you're taking whatever happens to be at the top. You don't estimate in kanban. You'll generally
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by dangoor 8y ago
Not sure why you say this. There are already various kinds of developer tools on iOS (see Codea, for example). They don't bring down the App Store walls. An Xcode for iOS would be designed to make it straightforward to develop iOS apps
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by dangoor 8y ago
That's not the same thing. Celebrities are not elected officials representing constituents. Perhaps if someone is actually running for office it makes a difference, but I'm not sure when these sorts of laws kick in.
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by dangoor 8y ago
At Khan Academy, our award-winning[1] mobile apps are a combination of native + React Native + web view. The React Native part is relatively new, but it's definitely helping us to move a lot faster in developing our apps. A few years a
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by dangoor 8y ago
A lot of games have been made in Flash. I'm guessing that a lot of those apps cited are games (which is true for a few other frameworks on that list).
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What do software architects at Khan Academy do?(engineering.khanacademy.org)
1 points by dangoor 8y ago|0 comments
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by dangoor 8y ago
Even so, there is still a good overview that remains.
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by dangoor 8y ago
This is the exact opposite of what Marco just did with the recent release of Overcast. They even spoke about it on Accidental Tech Podcast this week. He's actively working against allowing people to track podcast listeners more than wh
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New data pipeline management platform at Khan Academy(engineering.khanacademy.org)
1 points by dangoor 8y ago|0 comments
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by dangoor 9y ago
> Or maybe people should just trust themselves, and their own experience. And get more of that, instead of more exposure to media. This is fine for certain contexts, but what about cases that can be important for individual people but ou
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by dangoor 9y ago
This is cool and I figured we'd be heading down this path soon enough. A lot of the best audiobooks I've listened to were narrated by people that can do multiple voices well. I was thinking that being able to produce an audiobook
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by dangoor 9y ago
Yeah, I have to agree with you there that the web platform has not _quite_ caught up with the total ease of Flash. I think it's starting to get there within certain domains, though, but it has been a long time in coming.
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by dangoor 9y ago
I knew about ActionScript's relationship with ECMAScript, but I hadn't been aware of the HyperTalk connection. Very interesting! The Flash authoring tool was always, imho, pretty nice. The runtime had lots of issues, though.
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by dangoor 9y ago
Neat! Layout is definitely one of those interesting questions around such a thing. HyperCard got away with simple absolute positioning, which isn't so awesome in our multi-device world but is unbelievably easy for users to understand.
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by dangoor 9y ago
This is cool, but I wonder if anyone has made a modern, browser-based variation of HyperCard? Something with a model akin to HyperCard's but exporting stacks in a form that can be easily put onto a page. There's Amber Smalltalk, b
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by dangoor 9y ago
I agree that it can be painful, but there are parallels that can be drawn. Dick's Sporting Goods just stopped selling certain kinds of guns. Those gun manufacturers can still sell their guns, but just not at Dick's, so they'r
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by dangoor 9y ago
I had to go back to find the article, because it was just a headline that appeared in the sidebar of an article I was reading this morning. This wouldn't appear to be a general solution, they're moving to Pornhub: https:/&#x
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by dangoor 9y ago
It seems to me that social media aren't the same as common carriers in that people can very easily switch from one to another. I saw a headline saying that one gun video channel on YouTube was moving its videos to another site. They wi

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