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by djm_ 8y ago
They're working on it, coming in 2019 (announced today) [1] [1] https://twitter.com/jeremy_daly/status/1068272580556087296
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by djm_ 8y ago
> Run a SQL query to anonymize all of PII columns for GDPR compliance as data has now left the EU. Do you ensure the values you replace with 'make sense' in the context of the application? i.e are names turned into fake names?
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by djm_ 9y ago
Before this rumour spreads: the latest Tesla statement [1] is worded in a deliberately misleading fashion and the only thing we can tell from it is that his hands were according to the software not on the wheel for 6s before the impact. &
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by djm_ 9y ago
>Never before did I see an entire audience be wowed by a women engineer. What do you mean?
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by djm_ 9y ago
Just want to say a personal thank you for your work on it and for the quick response. iterm2 is truly one of those apps I can't believe I get to use for free - thank you.
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Tendermint 0.10.2(jepsen.io)
180 points by djm_ 9y ago|72 comments
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by djm_ 9y ago
From the FAQ: >Is this a drop-in replacement for ls? No — exa has, in my opinion, much saner defaults than ls, so while the available command-line options are similar, they are not exactly the same. Most of the common options will work c
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by djm_ 9y ago
>where little to nobody gives a shit about page load time. If it has an end user that is not yourself, I can guarantee you they do care - even if it's not a conscious realisation.
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by djm_ 9y ago
October actually, 26. - 29.
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by djm_ 9y ago
For those wondering, this is made with Elm lang, Web Audio & Tone.js [1] [1] https://twitter.com/AbletonDev/status/861580662620508160
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by djm_ 9y ago
If anyone's looking for API access to UK high street banks: https://teller.io
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by djm_ 10y ago
Not really a course but Zach Holman has written a decent guide [1] on public speaking within tech that offers a lot of handy advice. [1] http://speaking.io/
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by djm_ 10y ago
Sure! Josh Adams of Daily Drip recently did a Kickstarter [1] to build an open source forum in Elm, Phoenix & Elixir. You can follow the progress either with Daily Drip or just by watching the repository [2] as all the work is happening
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by djm_ 10y ago
My first thought when I read this was that it sounds like you're struggling against the language because you're trying to use it in an imperative fashion. I'm well aware this may not be correct but it's what I'm goi
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Just write components(medium.com)
13 points by djm_ 10y ago|0 comments
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by djm_ 10y ago
I can confirm that it is at least something to do with the fixed background on #main-wrapper as removing it solves the problem here. [1] [1] http://www.whatsmybrowser.org/b/O5BEERJ
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by djm_ 10y ago
A good a time as ever to mention AWS's provider-agnostic secrets-aware git hook that attempts to prevent this at the repository level [1] [1] https://github.com/awslabs/git-secrets
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by djm_ 10y ago
Just know that your transparency here in this situation has put you leagues and bounds ahead of other vendors in my mind. Thank you for sharing.
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by djm_ 10y ago
Fully agreed, I still find it helpful to judge the response and general attitude of the company in question though. In this instance, it was exactly what I was hoping for.
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by djm_ 10y ago
I was wondering if you have a public policy in place which outlines what would happen in the event of a Parse-like shutdown or other end-of-company-life event occurring? I ask in the hopes that it won't be taken as too negative a quest
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by djm_ 10y ago
If you wanted a different engine: Webkit. Edit: I was mistaken, they both back to Webkit.
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Don't let it crash(ninenines.eu)
2 points by djm_ 10y ago|0 comments
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by djm_ 10y ago
Yes, fully agree.
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by djm_ 10y ago
>Most people without children just don't get how much more difficult ordinary life becomes. This is a common thing to hear from parents but I feel it misses the mark for some couples that have rationally decided not to have children
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by djm_ 10y ago
Yes, see iex (Elixir's interactive shell) and its pry function. If you're familiar with Ruby's pry or Python's pdb, it's very similar.
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by djm_ 10y ago
Time with Erlang is not necessary beforehand but do go in with the knowledge that there is a lot of interop given you can call Erlang code in much the same way as Elixir code. Elixir made a decision early on to not deliberately wrap Erlang
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by djm_ 10y ago
This is not a Show HN relevant post.
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by djm_ 10y ago
It's possible but 'quite easy' does it a disservice as it is often not the case at any reasonable scale. Pinterest wrote a great article [1] on how they've handled it recently. [1] https://engineering.pinteres
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by djm_ 10y ago
If we're going for OS Trello clones, Wekan [1] is another choice. [1] https://wekan.io/
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by djm_ 10y ago
s/years/decades, then sure.

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