ehutch79

52 ms·

661.
by ehutch79 5y ago
I live in California, I paid all my rent on time, and I'm not being hurt. I'd rather this happen then more people getting evicted, or stuck with debt they can't manage.
662.
by ehutch79 5y ago
Like Nirvana or Pearl Jam?
663.
by ehutch79 5y ago
I don't really care about brave either way, it's just dubious that the ads are somehow untrackable when you apparently get credit for seeing them some how?
664.
by ehutch79 5y ago
How does it report the ad was viewed?
665.
by ehutch79 5y ago
If it's fetching ads, it has to 100% be sending some data to someone, who is likely able to correlate it and track you. It doesn't take much.
666.
by ehutch79 5y ago
Adam Wathan even says this is a code smell, and is just for the myriad of corner cases. If all your classes are in an apply, why not just use the CSS? most of the utility classes are one line classes
667.
by ehutch79 5y ago
They haven’t even finished transitioning from classic to lightening….
668.
by ehutch79 5y ago
1) goto firefox.com 2) scroll to bottom, where most companies put contact info 3) click 'contact' or! 'file a bug' OR! There's a bunch of social media links.
669.
by ehutch79 5y ago
You're probably about to be massively downvoted. A lot of people around here have difficulty with the idea of communicating what they're doing, and marketing of any level.
670.
by ehutch79 5y ago
The name. Unless you're writing some fantasy breeding erotica? The nazi imagery, even in a negative light isn't the best idea. The blurb is fine. just fine though. It's a different skill than writing fiction, closer to writin
671.
by ehutch79 5y ago
A happy user can't even find why they would buy the pro version? That sounds like more of the problem than anything else.
672.
by ehutch79 5y ago
Realisticly the problem here is; The headline says they're generating unit tests automatically. Which means I expect that I run a command, and it plops out unit test code. automatically. without my interaction. The article is about rec
673.
by ehutch79 5y ago
You said a unit test is 'what' you test? So if I say 'I wrote a unit test' what kind of test do you expect?
674.
by ehutch79 5y ago
Isn't IE11 support a potential HIPPA violation?
675.
by ehutch79 5y ago
Awesome, is there a python version of this, never touching test code and having a full test suite with corner cases and whatnot would be awesome
676.
by ehutch79 5y ago
Right, but if you're testing the 'why' and calling it a unit test... confusion ensues...
677.
by ehutch79 5y ago
They are when you refer to regressions tests as unit tests.
678.
by ehutch79 5y ago
How does it know what to test? If I have a function named calc_potential_margin, how does it know what the output should be?
679.
by ehutch79 5y ago
You've hit tier 1 tech support, that's likely their first answer to EVERY issue
680.
by ehutch79 5y ago
It's both. as mention other places though, missing window.ga at all on other sites can cause worse problems. I'm not sure mimicing the whole api is useful, but maybe not adding the stub on teespring will be. On teesprings side, it
681.
by ehutch79 5y ago
Don't try and talk sense into the commenters here. Their use case is the only one that matters, and they lack the imagination to think that other people have different budgets, time, or expertise than them.
682.
by ehutch79 5y ago
Any latency over he speed of light is possible. In this case you’re seeing people in bad places, like rural China, or Long Island...
683.
by ehutch79 5y ago
Then don't use sites that are behind cloudflare? It's not your choice if the site owners/admins use cloudflare. It IS your choice not to use those sites.
684.
by ehutch79 5y ago
The throttling in dev tools is meant to represent that latency...
685.
by ehutch79 5y ago
Cloudfront, the aws cdn, is not equivalent to the part that's showing a captcha. Only when it would have hit your server do you see the captcha, because it's proxying it, not serving cached results.
686.
by ehutch79 5y ago
There are tradeoffs, yes. We might weight those tradeoffs differently. That's ok.
687.
by ehutch79 5y ago
Apologies, your username looks like the one that tossed that number out as a what they assumed was a high number. 200ms latency isn't that bad, but I'm seeing more 800-2000ms latencies with some users depending on physical locatio
688.
by ehutch79 5y ago
No it doesn't. at all. Page load speeds by themselves can be painful. Open devtools and have your browser throttle to poor 3g speeds. Try browsing around. even well optimized sites. Now try uploading a couple dozen files through an api
689.
by ehutch79 5y ago
Because that's a not insignificant portion of traffic they see from tor and vpns? tor has some absolutely valid and import use cases, but what percent of tor exit traffic is actually someone trying to keep their traffic anonymous from
690.
by ehutch79 5y ago
I 100% agree you should be looking at all incoming traffic as hostile or at least potentially hostile. The other comments are contending that there's nothing a hostile user could do to a 'public' page. One of the things using

More ›