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Ask HN: Ok to ask retainer fee for being avail during office hours?
57 points by gbrits 11y ago|53 comments
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by gbrits 12y ago
I guess the term 'Lambda' here is taken to mean 'a function without side effects'. So no higher-order chainability, etc. afaik.
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by gbrits 12y ago
@AznHisoka: I'm interested in knowing what term the type of services the parent's company offers generally go by. Something like "outsourced technical due diligence" perhaps?
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by gbrits 12y ago
Interesting. What would you the keyword be to search for such services?
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by gbrits 12y ago
This may be a bit naive but are UUIDV4 completely random from 'head-to-tail'? I mean, given the birthday paradox calculation, couldn't you just take head of the uuidv4 (i.e.: the first x characters) to arrive at the collision
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by gbrits 12y ago
"The good news is that $1B+ companies usually can't afford to target niches. Their divisions are expected to move the needle for, well, a $1B+ business. " 100% agreed. May I suggest OP to pick up "The Innovator's Di
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by gbrits 12y ago
Watching the video I heard the speaker say unit testing is rather easy, since state is always sitting next to code in your components. This is great and sounds logical: test different input states and check against expected / consisten
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by gbrits 12y ago
Would it be correct in saying that stores behave exactly (are) Eager Read Derivations as describe by Fowler? http://martinfowler.com/bliki/EagerReadDerivation.html . I.e: they update themselves (eagerly, hence the name)
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by gbrits 12y ago
Interested in knowing how they manage to include up to date timetables for public transport in Paris. Last time I checked (somewhere last year for something similar I wanted to do myself) these weren't available.
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by gbrits 12y ago
The editorial aspect could be in the "Socio-economic backgrounds, anecdotes, etc. what led to invention X, and how X was important for Y, etc." Part of why I found A Short History of Nearly Everything so great is the backdrop in w
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by gbrits 12y ago
Included this last week, but a bit late so less eyeballs. Hope it's ok to repost... Chrono: chronological inventions and academic breakthroughs of mankind as a dependency graph. This is a lingering idea that has been coming back to me
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by gbrits 12y ago
Related to @mden's Idea: Tree of knowledge. Chrono: chronological inventions and academic breakthroughs of mankind as a dependency graph. This is a lingering idea that has been coming back to me a couple times a year over the last deca
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by gbrits 12y ago
splendid! Going to cook something up. Cheers
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by gbrits 13y ago
Interesting. Can you tell a little bit more about your 'hierarchy of models'? How does state trickle down to child-models, etc?
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by gbrits 13y ago
Started this thread, but in no means affiliated. It seems as though you need the 'enterprise version' (scroll down the homepage).
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Public beta commando.io(commando.io)
12 points by gbrits 13y ago|13 comments
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by gbrits 13y ago
Indeed. Do you offer them a (possibly rebated) way to change to the per-agent model, or do you keep supporting the legacy per-ticket mode?
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by gbrits 13y ago
Not to be sarcastic, but what is offered beyond the free alternatives exactly?
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by gbrits 13y ago
isn't Sizzle just a selector engine? Just seems selector + manipulation
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by gbrits 13y ago
I'd use this for prototyping mostly. What would really rock (no single tool exists that does this afaik) is to be able to do color-experiments and see changes reflected immediately. What I mean with this is that normally (as we all kno
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by gbrits 13y ago
Interesting. This would seem a natural fit for stream / event based processing. Digesting server-logs, social signals, etc. Something like Twitter Storm but with components on a more fine-grained level. Wonder how concepts like iterati
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by gbrits 13y ago
Love the idea of being able to deploy on bare metal and to the cloud with the same config scripts. At least that's what I'm understanding from it. Correct?