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by hultner 10y ago
Well isn't vi a bit bloated rendering irrelevant lines, shouldn't we just use ed?
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by hultner 10y ago
Some of the tools seems more like improving existing tools such as yarn (instead of npm) and jest over jasmine. However I still applaud Facebook for releasing these tools since they often offer massive improvements over previous tools many
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by hultner 10y ago
Found this resource very useful when test driving Elm as someone with previous Haskell knowledge
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Haskell to Elm, syntactic differences(github.com)
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by hultner 10y ago
Interesting, would you happen to know the name of this documentary?
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by hultner 10y ago
What's the benefit over running a standard PHP-Interpreter? Haven't used PHP or WordPress since 2010 so I might have missed something but to me this looks more like a tech demo then something one would use in a production environm
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by hultner 10y ago
There's a country already doing this. In The Kingdom of Bhutan they measure GNH, Gross National Happiness https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gross_National_Happiness As an result of this the economist Med Jones later
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by hultner 10y ago
Is there any good resource/guided path for migration from pfSense to OPNsense. I'm running a few pfSense boxes and have been meaning to replace them as pfSense is slow at providing the major FreeBSD updates, however the web-ui is
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by hultner 10y ago
Where would one buy this charger? Would be great as a travel charger if it works well, I currently use my iPad charger but a 50% power boost would come greatly appreciated.
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by hultner 10y ago
I've charged my 15" Touchbar MBP with a 2 amp charger and a USB-A -> USB-C charger. Both used it for overnight charing and while plugged in (when using it plugged in it wouldn't draw battery but it wouldn't charge it
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by hultner 10y ago
What was on the market 2010 is significally different from what is available today, progression in this field have been huge during last few years.
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by hultner 10y ago
At least where I live in Sweden we ain't getting enough natural light during the winter half of the year to grow small herbs for cooking, I've tried and have them sitting in clear view from the middle of a huge window (largest one
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by hultner 10y ago
As I remember it everyone used to do this (at least in the 90s and early 00s). If I recall correctly Apple only switched to power of ten in 10.6 which is quite recently. I suppose Microsoft may be the one causing confusion today as they kee
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by hultner 10y ago
But that's exactly what content blockers in iOS are for, they also have the benefit of not being able to send information about what's being blocked back to their apps and servers. I myself have been using Adblock Fast for quite s
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by hultner 10y ago
Largely agreed, we're still running a confluence version from 2010 at one organization that I'm a board member of and I must say that it doesn't fare well with the more mobile oriented ecosystem of today.
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by hultner 10y ago
That is actually a really hazardous approach, almost every job I've had as a software developer have introduced me to a new language and as someone who's been writing code for 10+ years there's hardly a large struggle to lear
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by hultner 10y ago
That's a lot more then I though, is that even reasonable? With today's digitalization even stock trading is commonly available at $0.1 in courtage fee, is it really feasible bitcoin to use double that if broad adoption is apprecia
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by hultner 10y ago
What is the Blockstream's Lightning Network and how does it correlate with bitcoin? How will bitcoin attract customers from traditional payment options if fees are higher?
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by hultner 10y ago
How are transactions prices progressing and are congestion due to block size limits becoming a real problem? If anyone here is heavily involved or invested in bitcoin, what's your opinion on blockchain scalability? Especially with the
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by hultner 10y ago
So are true microtransactions currently infeasible due to transactions fees exceeding even CC-rates? I believe that were of mayor concern last time I checked up.
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by hultner 10y ago
Taking a wild guess I'd suppose increased political instability would be a driving factor some of them being: * Britain, Brexit * Italy, uncertainty around euro and leadership * France, Presidential candidates are more aligned with Rus
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by hultner 10y ago
As someone a bit out of the loop, how is the whole block size debacle evolving?
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by hultner 10y ago
No resistance is overstepping, as far as I remember a few had a hard time foregoing iPhone OS initially. But that's maybe not what you're talking about.
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by hultner 10y ago
Mixed HiDPI with regular resolutions are horrible in Linux, I use it daily and probably tried most DE's and WM's, problem is that it will either look bad on the HiDPI-monitors or the standard ones. The resolution to dot independen
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by hultner 10y ago
Yeah such a shame for all super soaker fightning professionals, impossible to use in a proper office environment.
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by hultner 10y ago
Have you ever thought about adding support for kvm/QEMU/virsh-based virtual machines as well? I've been looking for a easy to use interface that gives a comprehensive overview of virtual machines as well as containers as I&#
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by hultner 10y ago
I do! I'm both a heavy vim user and have my ESC remapped to capslock. And otherwise ESC=>^] anyway so you can always do that (however it's a bit awkward so I'd rather use capslock). Another thing I really do think deserves
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by hultner 10y ago
I've been using a HiDPI ThinkPad T550 for almost one and a half year with Linux. One of the greatest annoyances is having displays with varying DPI (internal HiDPI+External StdDPI), I have simply settled on dedicating the internal moni
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by hultner 10y ago
This have been an annoyance in many DBMS-engines, I have previously solved it with recompiles, either triggered or nightly/hourly.
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by hultner 10y ago
I was thinking the same thing, and does people really still build SQL-strings programmatically in the server application? Seems like this bad practice should be dead by now, not only does it open up for injection attacks but it also prevent

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