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by erdaniels 7y ago
That’s not surprising at all. Sure it would be great if it had a light footprint but it’s usability far outweighs that.
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by erdaniels 8y ago
This should not only apply to gender but also to race and ethnicity. I’ve seen too much white, male dominated positions of responsibility beyond an individual contributor. This requires managers to be the ones that promote from within and r
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Ask HN: What can we do about climate change?
8 points by erdaniels 8y ago|11 comments
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by erdaniels 8y ago
What type of software is this? The answer is highly dependent on that.
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by erdaniels 8y ago
You could save up enough money to the point which you're comfortable not accruing more wealth for the time you think it takes to prove the startup out prior to funding. Finding partners who can do the same can accelerate the time to an
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by erdaniels 8y ago
Age doesn't matter. The title exists if someone else thinks your senior in the context of your current work. Senior at company A may be Software Engineer II at another due to organizational differences or lack of experience in the topi
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by erdaniels 8y ago
From what I've read about modules so far, I still prefer using dep over it. Sure the GOPATH issue can be annoying but a tool like venv could be developed to mitigate that and in practice at my day job, only having 1 GOPATH has never ca
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by erdaniels 8y ago
I think part of this can be attributed to the ease of reading source code in the golang source tree. Mostly every part of the go tools are written in golang sans some architecture specific code. Most of it is well documented and if it isn&#
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by erdaniels 8y ago
What is this?
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by erdaniels 8y ago
This doesn't support searching any domain that optanon doesn't index. It would be neat if this worked like Qualsys' SSL test where it runs a job to go test your site and caches subsequent requests.
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by erdaniels 8y ago
How does number of downloads necessarily coorelate to values? What about forks and royalties? Does this necessarily need to be based on blockchain?
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by erdaniels 8y ago
This is spam. How does one report a post and user on HN?
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by erdaniels 8y ago
Looks like it is having issues: http://downdetector.com/status/facebook
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by erdaniels 8y ago
Related post from 3 days ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17884215
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by erdaniels 8y ago
I would want to try this out but $8.99 and not some kind of free version makes it really hard to encourage me to use this. Have you thought of a free version that possibly: * limits the amount of snippets * limits certain languages * limits
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by erdaniels 8y ago
Clicking "technology and innovation hubs" does not work. The `httpa` should be changed to `https`.
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by erdaniels 8y ago
Could check out a smart power plug if you're allowed to install one: https://www.amazon.com/TP-Link-Required-Control-Anywhere-HS1... and the API to control it if you don't want to use an app: https://gi
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by erdaniels 8y ago
It's $5/month just for the HTTP header interception/injection. The hosting cost isn't listed.
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by erdaniels 8y ago
Looks generally harmless. Only worry I would have is sites that don't rely on JS but use trackers and users get the bottom UI message. On the other hand, this could detract users with spotty connections from sites that require JS be lo
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by erdaniels 8y ago
This feels like an expensive fix to a problem that seems worth digging into. Is the hosting provider the one not sending the header? Or is it Cloudflare or the web server? Saving 60 dollars a year to find that out seems worth it to me.
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by erdaniels 8y ago
David created his own at https://godoc.org/crawshaw.io/sqlite
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by erdaniels 8y ago
" Typical concerns about the impact on software quality of adding C code to Go do not apply to SQLite as it has an extraordinary degree of testing. The quality of the code is exceptional. " It could be worth noting the thread con
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by erdaniels 8y ago
Indeed. Yeah this is very nice. Great work!
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by erdaniels 8y ago
How much of this is already satisfied by ES2018 async iterstors? Either way it's nice to see it already exist in a pure format.
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by erdaniels 9y ago
Yep. As long as you have a package that is the same name in the same directory, you'll have access to all the same identifiers in the package. This is good for white box testing. In the other direction, you could have used package_test
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by erdaniels 9y ago
Alright I wrote more than I thought I would. Please feel free to ask me any specific questions about the following. Good question. I'll explain how it differs from Firebase and Parse respectively. For Firebase, you're given a root
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by erdaniels 9y ago
Hey! I'm one of the engineers on this project. We're really excited to release the beta of this today. If you have any questions about this, how we built it, etc. let me know.
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by erdaniels 10y ago
I'm not sure how this is going to help the community. I'm sure the scene would thrive faster given they release the source and tooling.