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dfcowell
8y ago
I believe the term you're looking for is a fetch (from the fetch API)? Though I don't know if that is also commonly used to refer to a standard page reload.
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dfcowell
8y ago
It seems like the alternative was GitHub running out of cash, so the main good coming from it is that GitHub will continue to exist.
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dfcowell
8y ago
Microsoft don't have a competing product in their portfolio to extinguish Github in favour of - and any overt moves like kicking projects off the platform would instantly torpedo any value the acquisition brought as every single projec
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dfcowell
8y ago
Realistically, out of all of the BigCorps who could have bought it (and who have deep enough pockets to sustain its bleeding,) Microsoft is one of the best of a bad bunch. I'm not quite as cynical as the author of the OP when it comes
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dfcowell
8y ago
Not to mention selectively purging all of the rules created (I assume) at every edge server in their network that were blackholing all of the traffic to the resolver. There's probably a command for it, but all in all 17 minutes seems q
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dfcowell
9y ago
It's here if you want to poke at it: https://github.com/witheve/eve-experiments/tree/af13f8d5f8a5...
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dfcowell
9y ago
Oh, don't be daft. You're comparing the way people act and speak on Facebook with how they are expected to act in a formal setting such as work? Totally different ball game.
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dfcowell
9y ago
Feels... PowerShellish.
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9y ago
4) they are still showing ads on the page.
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dfcowell
9y ago
It's very easy to be afraid of approaching or pushing someone in that state to see you, out of fear of pushing them away. Two weeks ago I lost a friend (who was in an eerily similar situation to your friend) to suicide. I am finding it
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dfcowell
9y ago
The same reason they didn't put any other kind of valuable payload on the rocket. They didn't know if it would blow up on launch or not, so didn't invest in fitting anything. Most test launches like this (all?) just use a ste
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dfcowell
9y ago
"Bad bots" are reading HTML source code and will find your email address anyway.
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dfcowell
9y ago
I've been living in Saigon for 4 years. Even within this highly touristed city, you just need to venture 5 minutes outside of the city centre to see Vietnam as it really is. I've spent time in 5-6 different cities and towns and fo
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dfcowell
9y ago
Why is what you have not a "small business?" Is that phrase just not sexy enough? Being a stable bootstrapped small business is more worthy of respect than being an unstable underfunded startup, in my opinion.
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dfcowell
9y ago
> For this purpose, I’ve deposited all my personal savings – 50,000 rubles – to the National Bank in order to build a tank. I kindly ask to name the tank ‘Fighting Girlfriend’ and to send me to the frontline as a driver of said tank. Not
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dfcowell
9y ago
The word in Japanese is karoshi, literally "death from overwork." "Death march" as commonly used in English-speaking nations is typically used as hyperbole or dark humour, whereas in Japan "karoshi" is used in
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dfcowell
9y ago
>and you can tell how old a beer bottle is by how deep the rings are (where the machine rolls it around to scan it). That's what the person you replied to is talking about. Here in Vietnam, like Germany, they refill used beer bottle
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dfcowell
9y ago
- Data migrations: Knex.js - Deployment: Every repo contains a "deployment" directory with a dir each for "staging" and "production" with all of the Kubernetes manifests (deployment, service, configmap etc.) ne
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dfcowell
9y ago
That doesn't help for all kinds of data analysis - frequency analysis of a given interaction is one example.
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dfcowell
9y ago
We're going through hell right now because the system I inherited uses Mongo for order/transaction/inventory data which benefits HUGELY from being stored in an ACID-compliant database, even when you ignore the fact that the d
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dfcowell
9y ago
I imagine it would scale about as well as the git* API backing it up, given that the content list etc. are all pulled from the git host's API (Github in this case). I like the way it uses pull requests to handle drafts. A couple of cle
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dfcowell
9y ago
I had a dependency for a project that was really good. Had 90% of the features I needed, was fast, reliable... I just needed one feature it didn't have, which was a good fit for the package. The other options that did what I needed wer
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dfcowell
9y ago
That's about right per year for a junior in Vietnam. Saigon the wages can be a bit higher.
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dfcowell
9y ago
It can be if the fuel is synthesized from carbon dioxide in the atmosphere with solar as a power source.
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dfcowell
9y ago
...and charge it how? If it's in active use recording there's a decent chance it would be nice to charge and record at the same time.
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9y ago
I'd generalise a bit and say that anyone running for political office should show evidence for claims of fact, purely because supporting claims with evidence is a critical part of running a rational and informed society. If you don
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dfcowell
9y ago
I had to increase our quota of layer 7 load balancer backends recently on GCP, submitted the request and the quota was increased within minutes. YMMV though, I guess?
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dfcowell
9y ago
I agree with this. When the library docs and examples are in the native language (ES*) it's easier for developers unfamiliar with the code base to get on board. We've switched to Typescript for our React projects because we'v
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dfcowell
9y ago
There's tooling for that: https://github.com/simlrh/dead-css-loader CSS modules are about 95% of the way to making this a solved problem. Obviously this relies on imported components implementing CSS modules, but
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dfcowell
9y ago
The nginx ingress controller with kube-lego is officially my new favourite thing. Got it up and running on three clusters I manage a month or so ago and haven't looked back. So great to just push an ingress manifest and 10 minutes late
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