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by dogweather 7y ago
I've been brainstorming about this, applied to gov't legal texts, and their republication. Nature, June 6, has a very interesting article on attribution of authorship, that seems relevant and is on my reading list: Credit Data Gen
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by dogweather 7y ago
Haskell and Scala share complicated and fragmented programming styles. But Haskell has additional dimensions of complications (and thus fragmentation) due to: 1) Many compiler-option language extensions: https://downloads.haskell
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by dogweather 7y ago
OMG, sad. And I'm part of the problem: I've always wanted to use Mercurial; I'd always found its user interface to be an improvement over git; as if it shipped with a great "porcelain" by default. I respect its abil
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by dogweather 7y ago
Still top-notch, over all these years. 100% professional handling and communication.
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by dogweather 7y ago
I had hidden this post because of D.O.'s response to me and promise to do better, even though their status page never reflected the problems. I re-enabled it and am posting because it's apparently still relevant, seeing the poor c
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DigitalOcean: Back to Linode for Me (2013)(dogsnog.blog)
4 points by dogweather 7y ago|3 comments
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by dogweather 7y ago
Subscribe?
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by dogweather 8y ago
The extent of the info on that page is: Run it! $ runn cu Boom! Hard pass.
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Making mistakes: Django startproject and Rails new(dogsnog.blog)
1 points by dogweather 8y ago|0 comments
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by dogweather 8y ago
Interesting, but how would it be different from just using square cash?
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by dogweather 8y ago
> the people who are requesting the delivery should have to set a rate at order time That's an interesting idea --- reminds me of e-coins with variable transaction fees. You can offer more if you want people to work on your transact
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by dogweather 8y ago
100%. I expect a class action suit from consumers.
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SaaS Billing Platforms Compared(dogsnog.blog)
1 points by dogweather 8y ago|0 comments
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by dogweather 8y ago
Scroll down to the Comparison https://github.com/pricing#feature-comparison
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by dogweather 8y ago
Ah hah - true. Thanks!
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by dogweather 8y ago
But they're not. They created a new, feature-reduced repo type to make free/private. The marketing hides this, and you need to dig to the "Comparison" section to see it: https://github.com/pricing#feature
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by dogweather 8y ago
GitLab's free private repos have the same feature set as their public ones. Not so with GitHub's, and this blog post hides that fact. https://github.com/pricing#feature-comparison
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by dogweather 8y ago
Maybe not so smart when devs realize that the free private "repos" have features removed that have been standard. The marketing avoids this fact. You need to scroll down to the "Comparison" section to see it. https:&#x2
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by dogweather 8y ago
You got it. Only the detailed pricing compared has what might be the full list of features removed. You have to scroll down ... https://github.com/pricing#feature-comparison And look for the "Public repositories&quot
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by dogweather 8y ago
But beware and read the pricing sheet --- GitHub created a dumbed-down repo type for these new free private repos.
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by dogweather 8y ago
Is there a difference in the features between GitLab's free public vs. private repos? On GitHub, there is, but the blog post glosses over that.
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by dogweather 8y ago
I think I'm the only person who's noticed that these free private repos are 2nd tier, with features removed; the marketing glosses over that.
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by dogweather 8y ago
That's pretty cool, like a confidence score.
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by dogweather 8y ago
How about hierarchical data? E.g., a country's laws / statutes? Thousands of text files organized in a hierachy. I've resorted to relational denormalizing and hacks to get decent performance. So I'm wondering if a graph
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by dogweather 8y ago
It looks like "self-healing" might be the thing I'm after.
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by dogweather 8y ago
Do you ever fire engineers for being bad at their job? Or for being divisive and spreading a bad attitude? I'm wondering if that doesn't happen at your org. And if not, that'd be a big negative impact on morale.
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Ask HN: Is there any work on self-testing software?
4 points by dogweather 8y ago|5 comments
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by dogweather 8y ago
I'm struggling to find a real catch here. In a Nutshell: * Only for the new Tango Smart Home Printer, * when you sign up for an ink subscription (starting at $3/month for 50 prints that rollover up to 100), * photos up to 5x7 prin
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HP: Free 5x7 photo printing on the Tango Printer(instantink.hpconnected.com)
2 points by dogweather 8y ago|2 comments
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by dogweather 8y ago
> Brave doesn't touch first-party ads. If you wish to advertise to your visitors, we respect that. That's pretty interesting. So, as an online publisher, if I make my own deals directly with the advertisers and then host and se

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