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by dstroot 8y ago
One of the main points of the article was that although Herodotus described what he saw know one could turn his words into a mental picture. In other words until we actually found a wreck and could observe how it was built did we come to un
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by dstroot 8y ago
The post speaks about go not having a thriving ecosystem of packages. My view is that there are actually a lot of Go packages out there but certainly go’s indifference to packages and the fact it is just now getting an “official” package ca
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by dstroot 8y ago
I started using fargate this last weekend. From a platform (not cost) perspective I have always liked GKE. Fargate is very AWS-ish. Kubernetes is pretty buried. The good news is I found a fargate CLI tool written in GO on github that is rea
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by dstroot 8y ago
I was first exposed to Redis when I first started building NodeJS sites using ExpressJS many years ago. There was a session caching layer that used Redis that “just worked” and was fast. Later I had other opportunities to use Redis and the
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by dstroot 8y ago
Supports the new hotness MDX. JSX/React components inside markdown. This is awesome for standing something up quickly. Thanks for creating this!
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by dstroot 8y ago
I wonder what it is like to think that deeply about "entertainment"? I can think in code for hours but writing about the opening scene as done in this article would be much worse than just watching it. It's hard for me to e
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by dstroot 8y ago
Tesla does. Stick a usb stick in my model 3 and it uses the storage to record off the cameras. They just added a mode to record video when the car is “threatened” while parked.
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by dstroot 8y ago
This.
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by dstroot 8y ago
IE 11 is not a browser. It is a compatibility solution.
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by dstroot 8y ago
I’ve been using Bootstrap styles with React and rebuilding the “active” stuff like modals, navbar, etc. as needed. It’s been pretty painless. I looked at reactstrap, etc. but I’d rather stay clear of unnecessary dependencies.
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by dstroot 8y ago
I took a personality test today. (Really). The results were uncanny. I LOVE learning and trying new things and if it is hard then I might fail. But I if I get up and try again again I might succeed. My Dad used to tell my sister “if you nev
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by dstroot 8y ago
Tim Hockin is my freakin hero.
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by dstroot 8y ago
This is possible in React apps bootstrapped with "create-react-app". create-react-app version 2.0 added a lot of new features. One of the new features is added the svgr webpack loader to wrap SVGs in React components as a named ex
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by dstroot 8y ago
I uninstalled and then used homebrew and mas to install. Now I think 100% of my software is installed via homebrew. Nice!
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by dstroot 8y ago
Latest Chrome: 97% IE 11: 100% Acid3: FAIL
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by dstroot 8y ago
You wrote in the past tense. Did something change your view?
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by dstroot 8y ago
GitHub = Free Public BitBucket = Free Private I have 100+ repos on Github and about 30 private ones on BitBucket. Brilliant move because now I will use Github exclusively. I do wonder how they will monetize “me” though...
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by dstroot 8y ago
What notch? I have an X too and seriously I never notice or think about the notch in normal use.
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by dstroot 8y ago
I just got enlightened. I’ve used both SQL and NoSQL for years now. In my simplistic view of the world I was convinced relational data goes in SQL and denormalized KV single access pattern go to NoSQL. Tools I was using don’t offer the seco
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by dstroot 8y ago
This
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by dstroot 8y ago
I wish I was in your position half my company still runs IE 11
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by dstroot 8y ago
That thread is my favorite thread each year. I look forward to it! I always find a few gems I wasn’t aware of and I love the way people share - warms my heart. So thanks for putting this together!
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by dstroot 8y ago
The simple facts seem to be that we have lost our capabilities to deliver these types of projects. I voted against it at the time assuming it could never be build with cost assumptions they put forth. Good concept with lots of potential b
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by dstroot 8y ago
Leisure Suit Larry was the first game I played as a kid that felt “adult” and “naughty”. Somehow that made it irresistible to my younger self. This brings back some great memories. Thanks for sharing!
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by dstroot 8y ago
She did what I would have done if someone was attacked my company for no obvious reason - I’d want to know if they stood to gain and how. Obviously when someone holds a short position and bashed a company it’s pretty transparent. That’s a b
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by dstroot 8y ago
“Successful low-credibility sources are heavily supported by social bots. These results suggest that curbing social bots may be an effective strategy for mitigating the spread of online misinformation.” No, really? Sorry - go ahead and vote
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by dstroot 8y ago
This approach seems best to me, rather than dealing with free form text and then trying to parse and cleanse that.
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by dstroot 8y ago
The only thing that this "article written about a tweet" made me think was why has it taken Amazon so long? Oracle sued my company a few years back for license compliance issues - I vowed never to run their stuff again and rip it
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by dstroot 8y ago
I think this will be an essential skill for all "future adults" and I agree with the premise of the article. The real challenge is the elderly. My 79 year old Mom has found her way to Facebook but has zero skills to deal with the
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by dstroot 8y ago
> for the good ISPs... and those are? Do they actually exist?

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