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by idbehold 9y ago
{"foo":""} That's valid JSON that cannot be stored in DynamoDB because the value of "foo" is an empty string. See previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13170746
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by idbehold 9y ago
I'd also like to remind anyone using DynamoDB: it cannot store empty strings. Let that sink in for a second. If you think you're going to be able to store JSON documents you'll be in for a nasty surprise when you try to inser
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by idbehold 9y ago
Plot twist: creepydata is my alternate account and I am Ernest Bell Jr. born 10/05/1959.
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by idbehold 9y ago
Wouldn't it make sense for a startup to begin in a single state and only expand once they have enough money/time to comply with laws and regulations in other states?
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by idbehold 9y ago
You spelled the same color two different ways.
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by idbehold 9y ago
That would disclose way more information than just my name and age. You would then be able to associate that information with my HN username and all the data associated with it.
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by idbehold 9y ago
The orphaned words in that bulleted list is driving me crazy. Just throw an ` ` in between the two last words in each line and this will never happen.
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by idbehold 9y ago
It seems like this behavior should also be reported to the credit card companies. In the case of Steam, it seems like what you should do is have the credit card company charge back ALL the purchases you made if they ban your account.
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by idbehold 9y ago
Those are handled by `util.promisify()` by having the original function define special properties on itself `Symbol('util.promisify.custom')` and `Symbol('customPromisifyArgs')`. But it's not something handled by de
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by idbehold 9y ago
Couldn't you say the same about JSX?
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by idbehold 9y ago
Promises only support a single success value so if you're "promisifying" something then you're only going to the second argument as the resolved value. The new util.promisify() doesn't provide said functionality [1]
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by idbehold 9y ago
Yes. .catch(ArithException, IOException, handleError) Edit: Nevermind, I think what you want to be able to do is provide two different error handlers, but essentially catch them at the same time so that if you throw inside one of the
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by idbehold 9y ago
Promisify is a super simple function to write yourself though. const promisify = (fn, ctx) => (...args) => new Promise((resolve, reject) => fn.apply(ctx, [ ...args, (err, data) => err ? reject(err) : resolv
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Node 8.0.0 released(github.com)
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by idbehold 9y ago
The "tag" part of a tagged template literal is a function so maybe your editor should be updated to recognize them.
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by idbehold 9y ago
It could all be under the same AWS account, and all using the same IAM role. It's just that the role doesn't have access to anything. It can write logs to its own function-specific log group and read from them potentially. Also, a
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by idbehold 9y ago
It's likely using an IAM role with no permissions other than writing logs to CloudWatch.
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by idbehold 9y ago
They aren't my environment variables, they're Twilio's.
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by idbehold 9y ago
It is built on Lambda. I just created a function and logged process.env and it's got all the same Lambda-specific environment variables.
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by idbehold 9y ago
Nope, it is 100% using AWS Lambda. I just created an account and created a function that just logged out process.env and it had all of the same variables: { "PATH": "/var/lang/bin:/usr/local&#
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by idbehold 9y ago
I would be willing to be that they're using Lambda under the hood. The handler function signature looks identical. Edit: It is using Lambda!
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by idbehold 9y ago
What they can do is say that you can upload and download Unlimited bytes... At a maximum transfer rate of 1Mb/s.
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by idbehold 9y ago
The thing is that the API would still have to send them as strings even with this new ES feature because JSON doesn't support it.
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by idbehold 9y ago
If you're using redux I would recommend you stay far away from react-router. Using redux-little-router has been a pleasure to use in comparison: https://github.com/FormidableLabs/redux-little-router
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by idbehold 9y ago
Even with Object.freeze() it only prevents mutation of the top-level keys.
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by idbehold 9y ago
I thought that's how the majority of languages worked. It just means the variable cannot be changed to reference a different value. It does not make the value immutable.
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by idbehold 9y ago
RxDB relies on PouchDB. It mentions it in its README < https://github.com/pubkey/rxdb/blob/master/README.md#feature... and in its package.json < https://github.com/pubkey/rxdb&#x
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by idbehold 9y ago
Uber should start a suit against Levandowski.
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by idbehold 9y ago
Does Spectical have a grid UI like that? I've only ever used keyboard shortcuts to position the windows using it. If it doesn't have that grid UI selector thing then I think it's fine.
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by idbehold 9y ago
Not with that attitude.

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