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by fiiv 8y ago
This is a great project. Contains many of the patches out there to de-fang a lot of these garbage integrations.
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by fiiv 8y ago
Mailchimp. It's free up to 2k contacts and it's got a great feature set.
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by fiiv 8y ago
Ya, well, at this point this is no surprise. They were finished long ago.
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by fiiv 8y ago
GDPR does not prohibit tracking. GDPR prohibits not disclosing that you're doing it (and naming 3rd parties that you use). I like to look at it as a rethink moment for when you build in the mechanism to track. Do I really need this? Is
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by fiiv 8y ago
I am not sure about the specifics of Angular (I hate it), but in this sense it is similar to other frameworks of the time. Vue, React, etc all use a transpiler to turn their code into code compatible with as many browsers as possible. The e
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by fiiv 8y ago
You're likely seeing a lot of the build tooling. Things to convert (from Typescript/etc to plain JS), bundle (optimised files for prod) and run the dev environment (static file serving, possibly from memory and not disk, not sure
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by fiiv 8y ago
It's entirely possible to get this going. There are the occasional posting for one of these kinds of jobs on the remote job boards. But also you could try working with them for a while and then say you want to go down to part time. It&
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by fiiv 8y ago
It's all about that SOL.EXE
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by fiiv 8y ago
Wow, cool project! Funny how with the query there's so many results to do with being or getting pregnant.
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by fiiv 8y ago
But by giving someone an advantage you then immediately give a disadvantage to the ones not within the group you have chosen to advance. Even if perhaps your original intention was merely to do the opposite and help people.
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by fiiv 8y ago
Can discrimination be positive? It seems by design the very concept is negative.
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by fiiv 8y ago
I think the article has a point – as a further comparison, lets assume that there's no malicious intent, but if a bank's API has an bug allowing a hacker to drain bank accounts, is that any different than if a vault designer accid
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by fiiv 8y ago
What part of it do you think is hard to do for small business exactly?
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by fiiv 8y ago
I agree, it's really not the legislation that should be blamed, it's the crappy websites.
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by fiiv 8y ago
Looks like it was already taken down. Wonder how the person got it. The website for that GH user appears to be some greasy phone unlocking business in Pakistan (or at least his GH account said he is based in Pakistan). The site's in ar
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by fiiv 8y ago
Perhaps it's a social experiment in this case? Seems like quite a departure from the existing names for that particular neighbourhood.
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by fiiv 8y ago
I think the intention, despite the title, is not to say that GUIs are harmful. I think more what he's saying (especially in the closing paragraphs) is that both a GUI and CLI need to co-exist because they target different groups. He&#x
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by fiiv 8y ago
There's a few changes. Discover repos has been moved to the dashboard. Your repos and teams are now in the sidebar that sticks to the top.
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by fiiv 8y ago
Redis is a type of database. It is a key value store, meaning that data you access in it follows a simple pattern where every value in it is accessible via a simple key. While you can use it for lots of things, typically it is not used as t
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by fiiv 8y ago
All the words in the english language (not to mention place names, words in other languages/transliterations), possible acronyms, etc, and they choose one that already has a Facebook-promoted architectural pattern using it. Not sure if
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by fiiv 8y ago
Why not throw up some landing pages for a couple of the top choices and gauge interest and gather emails? Could be helpful to break the deadlock.
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by fiiv 8y ago
Sent you an email :)
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by fiiv 8y ago
Couple further questions: When you built this, did you validate the idea at all with people in your own network (or extended network) wether they wanted something like this? What (in terms of feedback) have you received from people you judg
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by fiiv 8y ago
Why does treating someone as equal make the relationship cold? You have this with your male colleagues, right?
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by fiiv 8y ago
Well, it depends if you want to play his game or not. If you are sure you could start using the employee to feed bad info to your competitor. If you don't want to play their game, then get rid of the employee.
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by fiiv 8y ago
I think the features mentioned (getters, proxies, et al) are great features for certain projects in any language. Of course they are also usable for evil shit (evil being everything in the spectrum of misguided to malicious). I'm not e
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by fiiv 8y ago
Scale's not massive, it's not a huge product. During peak times (focused on renewal season for a utility) we get thousands of API requests a minute. When we first started with Node.js, it was pretty bleeding edge to run as a produ
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by fiiv 8y ago
DB is Mongo for main data, Postgres with Elasticsearch for analytics events, Redis for session and cache storage Node.js backend, using Express.js and a REST API framework we built ourselves based on it Frontend app in Ember.js and a couple
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by fiiv 8y ago
Apart from what you have already said, there is not a great way I think. Perhaps one way is that if instead of harvesting user data for advertising profiles, you could instead sell anonymised user data for things like machine learning purpo
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by fiiv 8y ago
This situation is being handled (by KSA) with the same tact as the other Mohammed Bin Salman blunders on the world stage since being given the attention of the world. But the reality is Qatar hosts a huge US military base as well as one fro

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