darylteo

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by darylteo 4y ago
If you haven't come across the series where he geolocates people's old historical photos with great effort (like a WW2 soldier in the alps) it's also a very interesting watch.
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by darylteo 4y ago
Performance issues are one of those things that are easily waved off with broad explanations like "well there's a lot of assets to download", "their internet connection may be slow" etc. it may not have been clear t
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by darylteo 4y ago
Exactly... at the elite level activities nowadays are simply out of reach to individuals who were not wholly absorbed in it from a young age. Federer - 8. Nadal/Djokovic - 4. S. Williams - 3. L. Hamilton - 8. M. Schumacher - 6. Verstap
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by darylteo 4y ago
Your commit topic shrinks to only 40-45 characters if you try to do both (card numbers get quite large too if you're in a jira context, with their issue prefixes PROD-001 is 8 characters already) so you pick and choose. The other thing
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by darylteo 4y ago
@edwinwee will this roll out to Australia eventually?
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by darylteo 4y ago
I prefer issue/card numbers as it makes it easier to visually group and search for common commits of a single task in shortlog. feat/fix/chore have no functional use in shortlog (for me!) and the mixed length moves the start
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by darylteo 5y ago
Great. I look forward to the 100 more queries about "can we add this to our app".
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by darylteo 5y ago
> Very weird to show it in the UI a I thought this is a common pattern for assessing user interest. If you don't display it users don't know it is available. Very common in A/B testing to show different variations of CTAs
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by darylteo 5y ago
I did run into an issue where any WebRTC application like Google Meets would have a lower sample rate and trying to stream in higher sample rate audio would be 2-3 times slower than the original. Really weird but amusing.
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by darylteo 5y ago
Same here perhaps, but on the other hand... work life balance is sorely missing. Pulling 12 hour days, working 2 jobs, saying yes to everything and everyone...
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by darylteo 5y ago
My immediate thought is that it could offer an alternative tier of support to subscriptions / patreon - i.e. people who supply a specific amount of storage / bandwidth can be considered a premium tier "fan" and get perks
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by darylteo 5y ago
Also a lot that are just "Yes <link to another youtube video> xyz" I don't get the point.
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by darylteo 5y ago
I had a similar experience as a intern years ago! Part of my daily responsibility was to manually enable/disable API integrators who had increased levels of traffic as it would take the API down for all partners. Pretty bad. Thousands
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by darylteo 5y ago
So... this is a sdk + platform that basically downloads a "description" of an app onto the device, then builds a UI based on that description? Is this actually positioning itself to be a realistic replacement for production ready
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by darylteo 5y ago
Great, thanks! I'll continue to keep an eye on the situation at least. :)
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by darylteo 5y ago
Well, some other comments indicate that this might affect NTP servers? Would that indicate some kind of follow on effect on database timestamps? Timezone localisation/conversions? Replication setups?
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by darylteo 5y ago
As a business, on a scale of 1-10 how worried should I be?
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by darylteo 5y ago
I wonder if it would be easier to watch with something like Hawkeye for Tennis like so https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h2DXCAWI8gU
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by darylteo 5y ago
Spruiking another channel on YouTube (but more on the memeish side of things), Matthias modifies old pianos in amusing ways. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCEgm-3RvRn4nCR-fGGVsfdQ Most recently, he replaced the hamme
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by darylteo 5y ago
Not an option for Australia clients on the free tier - it gets routed through Hong Kong! :( In any case, Cloudfront has been a cheap value option with a easy DNS based certificate renewal process.
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by darylteo 5y ago
Cause you now have to pay for that luxury... otherwise you only get 3 days worth of history :)
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by darylteo 6y ago
From my short experience, the issue isn't that "the new service isn't available for the user" but "the new service isn't available FOR THE CLIENT". Cue - "why isn't it up yet" emails/ca
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by darylteo 6y ago
Mandrill has been reliable, but more expensive, when it comes to AOL Yahoo Hotmail and Outlook. (I work at an agency, we recently migrated off sendgrid to mandrill for all our clients due to deliverability issues)
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by darylteo 6y ago
I've forwarded this to a archivist who might hopefully be able to confirm it's authenticity. =)
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by darylteo 7y ago
Are they trying to achieve any goals by reaching that depth other than "because the tech could be useful to have"? Out of curiousity.
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by darylteo 8y ago
So as a service operating a subscription model, what steps do I need to take now to accomodate this new payment flow? I am with Stripe. I'm assuming the simple answer is to simply not accept credit cards for free trials but I don'
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by darylteo 9y ago
My worry with any new technological leap is that we simply forget how to do things that we needed to do prior. When it comes to the AI we have now: * when self driving cars are mainstream, will we forget how to drive? * when ai can answer a
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by darylteo 9y ago
The title is a response to another blog series called "Exploring Kotlin’s hidden costs". He is benchmarking the claims in those blog posts. Title Gore, perhaps. But not clickbait in this case.
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by darylteo 9y ago
"You know good and well that's not what they're saying." http://imgur.com/ffRSyJ0 Couldn't help myself. I'm sorry.
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by darylteo 10y ago
Just to add to this: been using it for 6 years. Also no problems. In fact, my cats have scratched it all up, but it still works. I've removed the arm rests as they did not fit under the desk at the height I wanted the chair at.

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