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by danneu 10y ago
In my experience, IR builds tolerance way too fast. I agree that it would be nice to have IR for those times you want shorter bursts. But I ran into its shortcomings too quickly as a daily burner, not so different than trying to therapeutic
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by danneu 10y ago
> Vyvanse put me to sleep, adderal-xr worked, but the "come down" sucks Adderall does have a bad come down. Often depressive even on low XR doses. Vyvanse is still amphetamine, so if it put you to sleep, are you sure
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by danneu 10y ago
30mg instant release is a pretty high dose of Adderall as opposed to 30mg extended release. I can't think of a single upside of IR over XR unless you use it recreationally and want that steep curve.
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by danneu 10y ago
> Building a real time ridesharing engine is not hard - I did it once You did about 0.01% of the work.
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by danneu 10y ago
Surely you're closing your eyes and listening to the voice as you meditate. At which point, it'd be nice to do it wherever you please.
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by danneu 10y ago
I doubt I could get a job at one of the "big four". Their interviews seem mired in hard technical questions, the sort of problems I just don't encounter in the things I build. It doesn't interest me. Doesn't mean I&
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by danneu 10y ago
Surely there's more fog of war when coming up with better browser-side abstractions than on the server-side.
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by danneu 10y ago
I'd say working with JSON in Elm is pleasant and simple, but it does require familiarity with parser combinators. It's a common challenge for Elm beginners.
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by danneu 10y ago
Yeah, looks like it just checks on nextTick, so it only warns when you don't attach a handler synchronously. Versus warning only if it's unreachable (like on garbage collection). Though it does emit another message when rejection
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by danneu 10y ago
This will save a lot of time across the Node ecosystem. Forgetting to handle rejection is probably the most common error I see when people post Promise snippets in #node.js. Silent failure is so deadly. "Why do my requests hang?"
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by danneu 10y ago
Not every website is Forbes. What about all the small websites, from creative to forums, that aren't big enough to graduate from ads but can pay their own rent with them? Seems like a net loss for humanity to lose them from the interne
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by danneu 10y ago
I tried to go caseless, but thin metal smartphones are way too slippery. Every time I set my phone down on something, it always seemed to have some velocity towards the floor, just a matter of time. Also, it feels wrong setting the iPhone d
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by danneu 10y ago
option-e and then a vowel will create {á é í ó ú} option-u and then a vowel will create {ä ë ï ö ü ÿ} option-n and then an 'n' will create ñ Found this out while learning Spanish since holding down keys to select their alternate w
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by danneu 10y ago
http://bettermotherfuckingwebsite.com/
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by danneu 10y ago
Seems that "serverless" just means AWS Lambda is involved. For example, http://apex.run/ .
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by danneu 10y ago
My IRC client does this, but I find it too jarring when multiple people are talking and they have the same color. Sometimes it rolls a yahtzee and the three people talking all have the same color and the same length of chars in their name.
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by danneu 10y ago
Like #node.js, they have 1000-2000 users connected with probably the same level of engagement, so probably 98% idle which means it's effectively a chat room for about 15 people. And each person needs to care enough about IRC (e.g. run
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by danneu 10y ago
IRC isn't everywhere. Even a large channel like freenode's #node.js has maybe 15 regulars, myself included. Meanwhile, Elm's Slack channel has more regulars than #node.js. IRC is kept alive by a small holdout. I'm one of
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by danneu 10y ago
Idea: Color each username based on a hash of the username. '#' + username.md5().take(6).join('') I did it for a chat I once built, users liked it, and it helps you keep track of who said what. Though I added som
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by danneu 10y ago
A big pain point of the subreddit system would be solved in an amusing way if subreddits were qualified by the creator's name. Example: /r/@theymos/bitcoin. Now, instead of looking like Reddit's canonical Bitcoin di
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by danneu 10y ago
It's also the canonical method here in Guadalajara.
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by danneu 10y ago
Evolution only helped millions of years of our ancestors get laid. Doesn't mean you can't push the envelope with a dab of makeup.
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by danneu 10y ago
There's a whole section on input sanitization but nothing on escaping output. If you're on the hook to sanitize all inputs, doesn't that mean you're not escaping output? The biggest security mistake I've made so far
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by danneu 10y ago
Looks like it wasn't until 2013 that Cloudflare became serious about origin protection and a more universal anti-DDoS service: https://blog.cloudflare.com/ddos-prevention-protecting-the-o... https://blog.clo
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by danneu 10y ago
The only thing I've seen these days is Cloudflare lifting your service to "Under Attack mode" accompanied with an email saying that they will suspend your account if you toggle it off during the attack.
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by danneu 10y ago
Explain? The only ways I can think of finding the origin involve user error: 1. DNS history lookup where they're still using the same IP address. 2. Scanning the internet where they aren't ignoring non-Cloudflare
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by danneu 10y ago
They cloak my origin.
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by danneu 10y ago
The problem with premature abstraction is that it becomes difficult or impossible to reabstract since you're not looking at the root issue anymore but rather attempting to unroll a failed abstraction. Often by the time the abstraction
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by danneu 10y ago
That counts as eating raw eggs about as much as gelatin and pork rinds are protein supplements.
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by danneu 10y ago
Well, the hard part is dealing with fraud, not letting fraud compromise your payouts, and giving value to both the publishers and advertisers in the meantime.

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