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961.
by ezekg 4y ago
Yes, very easily. No noticeable friction on my desk mat (also by DeltaHub). You don't even notice it.
962.
by ezekg 4y ago
No problem! In the beginning it will feel weird. You may want to stop using it because it feels awkward to have something under your palm. But stick with it for a week or 2 and you'll get used to it.
963.
by ezekg 4y ago
The Carpio 2.0 by DeltaHub ( https://us.deltahub.io/products/carpio-2 ). It's a wrist rest, but not like you probably think. I would get severe hand pain being at the PC all day, but this little contraption complete
964.
by ezekg 4y ago
I'm assuming logos are delivered as a JPEG? What resolution?
965.
by ezekg 4y ago
> This gives us a 1% probability of a collision in the next ~35 years if we are generating 1,000 IDs per hour. Yes, but that's for 1,000 IDs per hour . That is not a large workload. If you generate 10 IDs per second (which, again,
966.
by ezekg 4y ago
It’s an asymmetric cryptographic signature algorithm that doesn’t suck.
967.
by ezekg 4y ago
I thought this was going to be about Ed25519. And I was about to pull out my pitchforks if it ended up talking negative about my boy.
968.
by ezekg 4y ago
I’m actually pretty excited about that. I hate the dreaded unexpected end error. gg
969.
by ezekg 4y ago
> "Find pattern" is no longer experimental. This makes me so happy. Pattern matching is amazing, and I use find patterns quite extensively. And I’ll be even happier to run tests without RUBYOPT='-W0' moving forward. A
970.
by ezekg 4y ago
> But more to the point everywhere I've worked has also combined these lower level testing environments with some kind of pre-production environment which features more data (typically a clone of prod). On this environment often a f
971.
by ezekg 4y ago
Since the date is in the URL, you broke old links, and without a redirect at that. You should look into how you "republish" because it doesn't look like you're doing it ideally. Just some helpful advice. Without a redire
972.
by ezekg 4y ago
Knew it sounded familiar. But why would they republish it? The old post now 404s.
973.
by ezekg 4y ago
Red dye 40 severely effects my 3 y/o. She's a screaming mess not 30 mins after she eats anything with Red 40. Thankfully, we've completely removed any and all artificial dyes from our diet, trying to stay organic as much poss
974.
by ezekg 4y ago
I think it was reverted because the Rails team isn't sure what values of a model should be available to pattern match, and how each attribute or association should be pattern matched.
975.
by ezekg 4y ago
But couldn't people just share the link after the redirect?
976.
by ezekg 4y ago
I was pretty sad to see the pattern matching PR reverted for 7.1 [0], but I guess the Rails team wants to make sure they nail the execution (?) even if that means being late to the pattern matching party, which is arguably one of the best a
977.
by ezekg 4y ago
I use it daily for my company's API. It's still the most productive framework I've used, and I've used full stack Typescript too (i.e. the wild west).
978.
by ezekg 4y ago
It will definitely depend on the scotch. I mixed an Ardbeg Uigeadail into the bottle and it changed it considerably, but not in a terribly bad way especially after it sat for a couple weeks. But I think that's part of the journey. Righ
979.
by ezekg 4y ago
I call this an "infinity bottle." I mix both bourbon and scotch, too. Typically the last ounce or 2 of a bottle. Sometimes it ends up pretty meh, but other times it's fantastic. If I don't like the flavor, I'll come
980.
by ezekg 4y ago
This brings back bad memories. I shouldn’t have reminded myself of what WP code looks like.
981.
by ezekg 4y ago
Congrats! I never would have imagined ngrok would grow from the little CLI tool it was into the company that it is today. It's very impressive.
982.
by ezekg 4y ago
Ruby doesn't create a new scope for if/unless.
983.
by ezekg 4y ago
Reports > Financial Reports > under "Fees" in the report.
984.
by ezekg 4y ago
Maybe. But it sounds like their current enterprise customers were tired of managing the complex environment that the application requires. So with that, this seems like a good move by them. Probably not for everybody, of course. But this po
985.
by ezekg 4y ago
I think the point is that they no longer support self-hosting. You can still self-host it, since it's AGPL after all, but they probably won't help you nor document how to self-host. This effectively pushes enterprises from self-ho
986.
by ezekg 4y ago
For the curious, here's the ECS package this is built with: https://github.com/yohamta/donburi
987.
by ezekg 4y ago
It's too slow to start. It's too hard to destroy all the enemies in time if you miss. But code looks great! Really nice to see ECS in Go.
988.
by ezekg 4y ago
Actually, Rust-based implementations are mentioned under Goals, item 6. It looks like ESLint wants to compete with all Rome can do.
989.
by ezekg 4y ago
JetBrains may not, but others that implement a perpetual fallback license do what the OP is expecting [0..3]. I also run a software licensing API that supports a perpetual fallback license model like this via a RESTRICT_ACCESS expiration st
990.
by ezekg 4y ago
There's not a lot that's better than a red delicious apple with some good peanut butter. All these sweet apples be damned.

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