doomslice

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by doomslice 8y ago
How about eventsource or websocket connections? Will those work (both websockets to the server and to external servers)?
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by doomslice 8y ago
I have a NodeJS app running on flex that I always thought was a little pricey, so I'll probably move it to standard. However, I do have one question. My app server currently polls another external endpoint periodically and does somethi
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by doomslice 8y ago
Have you tried doing any arbitrage on any of the DEX out there (the only one I have experience with is the Stellar DEX). If you manage the offers yourself (rather than going through some client) there are no exchange fees, and the transacti
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by doomslice 8y ago
Everything in the comment chain from the node core devs seemed very reasonable. Add async crypto support as an option, investigate further whether async crypto should be the default by looking at performance numbers from real-world apps tha
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by doomslice 8y ago
Does that draw any distinction between paying and non-paying customers then as far as their rights? I see tons of "you assume all risks" sorts of Terms of Service, but I have a feeling those are likely just there and don't do
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by doomslice 8y ago
But it seems like getting a lawyer involved is exactly what leads to these complicated Terms of Service. I would have to find a lawyer who agreed to significantly dumb down the Terms of Service, which I would suspect they would be opposed t
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by doomslice 8y ago
Fair enough. I guess this is why I should get a lawyer involved! I was assuming there was some distinction between accidental negligence and fraud as far as what could be protected against.
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by doomslice 8y ago
I've been thinking of writing my own Terms of Service for my cryptocurrency-related web startup -- with plain and clear language that the average person should be able to understand. Several people have advised me that this is a horrib
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by doomslice 9y ago
Even if XLM was not intended to be used for direct payments, is there anything that actually prevents it from being used for it? From everything I see, it actually seems like a pretty good candidate for actual spending.
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by doomslice 9y ago
I happened to read this to my 4 year olds a few weeks ago after finding it at my Mother-in-law's house. I can tell you that at least for 4 year olds, it's just a book about buttered bread. My son asked for butter side down bread a
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by doomslice 9y ago
Response from Jed that I stumbled on the last time I was researching this. Oddly enough, I cannot find the response on Quora anymore. https://www.reddit.com/r/Stellar/comments/7n8ntb/david_schwa... >
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by doomslice 9y ago
Would you mind elaborating on how React.cloneElement works vs this?
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by doomslice 9y ago
Would you mind sharing your tsconfig(s)? And also do you use sourcemaps on the server?
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by doomslice 9y ago
Not suggesting that this is the difference between it being worth it or not for an individual person, but I didn't feel like taking an Uber this time out of LAX and did a traditional cab to Pasadena -- it was $90. The Uber app quoted m
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by doomslice 11y ago
Minor note -- it doesn't appear like it requires faye, but rather faye-websocket, which is just a particularly amazing websocket wrapper that sprung out of the faye project.
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by doomslice 12y ago
> > No self development > Typically the people who say this are the people who are most likely not to get much from free time to learn new stuff. if you are the type of engineer to learn new stuff then formal training and free time
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by doomslice 13y ago
I accidentally hijacked someone else's hotmail account (and subsequently their abandoned Myspace account) because I was able to register the hotmail they used for it and then use forgot password to send a reset email on Myspace. I assu
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by doomslice 13y ago
My brain went through a few things when I saw that result screenshot: 1. I thought it was giving results for a guy named Marco. 2. After realizing it was Macro, I thought the #1 result was a blog or review. 3. I then focused on the 2nd resu
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by doomslice 13y ago
I was REALLY hoping there would be no links to livingsocial in that email and that there would just be instructions to enter it in yourself. Now a phisher can copy the entire email and have that link in the yellow portion send you to a phis
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by doomslice 14y ago
I have never, ever come across a scenario where assigning to the object instead of the prototype has made any meaningful impact on performance. The only scenario I can even think of where it would maybe possibly matter would be a tight loop
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by doomslice 14y ago
I don't really see the need for the extend at all. In fact if you don't use it, it will work the same as example 1 and you'll still have access to self. Or you can just do this.foo = foo; this.value = value; at the end instead of returning
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by doomslice 14y ago
Just curious, how does Meteor deal with concurrency issues where multiple clients are making changes to the same objects? Does last update win? How does this get reflected back to the UI? Brief example: A grocery list that both my wife and
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by doomslice 14y ago
My guess is that it had nothing to do with that subreddit and more to do with individual people clicking "report" on the links he submitted.
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by doomslice 14y ago
Here's the link to RTS - http://www.reddit.com/r/reportthespammers/comments/xwrf7/ove... , no discussion there at all. Just a karma count of +3/-2
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by doomslice 14y ago
Wouldn't a simple uncaughtException handler be sufficient to prevent most crashes? process.on('uncaughtException', function (err) { // log it });
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by doomslice 14y ago
I like CoffeeScript. It makes writing some things in JavaScript a little bit easier and maybe even a little bit faster. However, I don't like _using_ CoffeeScipt. It immediately shuts out the other 85%+ of JavaScript users who aren't famili
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by doomslice 14y ago
Also, this is only the number of people using the Myspace Facebook app, not the site as a whole.
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by doomslice 14y ago
As you suggest, there are several schools of thought about how best to provide class-style programming. By using a closure instead of prototypes, you can have "true" private properties and functions. If you use prototype, you'll need to use
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by doomslice 14y ago
We did.
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by doomslice 14y ago
The pre-IPO (over)valuation industry.

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