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by ikawe 10y ago
I keep telling people to accomplish this by encapsulating the query in a DB view, and using a read only active record model in front of it. You can then query the table through the AR interface, and use has_many and friends. Unlike using ex
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by ikawe 10y ago
Yup, I agree that would be ideal. I think squash commits are a pragmatic way to deal with messy incoherent commits. Plus it's easier to revert a squashed commit than a merge. (which is the index number of the parent I want?!)
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by ikawe 10y ago
On the other hand, a couple years down the road, a generic pull-request-level comment (added feature foo) can be more useful than a bunch of noisy commits like - WIP: feature foo - fixed typo - whoops! - working - ref
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by ikawe 10y ago
At first I assumed this meant we were eating significantly less dairy, but it seems most of the loss in whole milk was just cannibalized by lower fat milk, coinciding with the low fat craze. Edit: Actually, on actually doing some math, ther
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by ikawe 10y ago
More specifically, the OSM project Nominatim does Address->Lat,Lon http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Nominatim
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by ikawe 10y ago
>Apps or metadata that mentions the name of any other mobile platform will be rejected So if I have a cross platform messaging app, I can't say, "syncs with android and Windows phone devices". Really? >Apps cannot use P
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by ikawe 10y ago
I just sent a picture postcard to a friend for $2. This was a really nice speedy flow. For some reason I expect the sms interface to be more human and cheeky. I guess it's the weird AI chat bot trend.
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by ikawe 11y ago
> Plugins keep growing and more of them are available then ever before. To keep the collection of plugins manageable package support has been added. This is a convenient way to get one or more plugins, drop them in a directory and poss
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by ikawe 11y ago
"Perfect forward secrecy" requires synchronous key exchange. The compromise that signal protocol makes is for forward secrecy to "eventually repair" itself while in the meanwhile a limited number of messages are potentia
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by ikawe 11y ago
I really like discourse's stance on this which also gives points to users for reading posts. It's the lurkers who only give input when it's compelling and thought out that I want to hear from, vs jerks like me that spout thei
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by ikawe 11y ago
https://status.status.github.com/ ?
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by ikawe 11y ago
Best of
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by ikawe 11y ago
> multiple feature branches can be grouped and deployed together I would respectfully argue that this is not a desirable feature. Although you might save some time by deploying multiple branches at once, you cloud the waters of what and
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by ikawe 11y ago
I bet you'll use google to do it.
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by ikawe 11y ago
Sorry, I think I caused this. =[ bower jquery#1.11.3 not-cached git://github.com/jquery/jquery-dist.git#1.11.3 bower jquery#1.11.3 resolve git://github.c
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by ikawe 11y ago
That's a python server - based on the ruby server "Unicorn"
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by ikawe 11y ago
And 100,000 people's work grinds to a halt.
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by ikawe 11y ago
That is ridiculous. In a great way.
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by ikawe 11y ago
People so bummed out on a Friday? http://motherboard.vice.com/read/its-2016-and-the-promise-of... Well, I remember a time when it "felt" like everyone with an ounce of ambition, a computer, and the most rudim
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by ikawe 11y ago
Yes, sorry to be unclear.
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by ikawe 11y ago
I'm using "prompt" (ios) to ssh to a box where I have a long running screen session that I can connect to.
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by ikawe 11y ago
Build your own! https://github.com/Shadytel
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by ikawe 11y ago
This > This is a real shame. And this > I also had this handy bookmarklet to mute most of the ads: https://gist.github.com/craigds/14db5022a00b946ee14f Might be related.
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by ikawe 11y ago
I wish you'd asked it like this: Chrome has had memory profiling for at least 2 years. https://developer.chrome.com/devtools/docs/javascript-memory... How does Firefox's new profiling feature compare?
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by ikawe 11y ago
The article says: You want to make sure that you don't see the text "_DHE_" in the list of ciphersuites.` And the article links to https://www.howsmyssl.com/ , which shows me these in my list of ciphe
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by ikawe 11y ago
How do those affect the amount of spam you receive? I thought they were just to make it less likely your outgoing mail would be marked as spam by someone else.
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by ikawe 11y ago
Lower power consumption makes it possible to offer very cheap service. In some cases this will just save a few bucks, not very interesting. But the interesting point is what kind of previously economically unviable projects are now viable.
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Flash Flow is a tool to keep your acceptance environment up to date(gist.github.com)
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by ikawe 11y ago
From a couple years back: http://idontwantyourfuckingapp.tumblr.com
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by ikawe 11y ago
I'm ignorant. How can you prove that it's encrypted in any meaningful fashion vs, say rot13?

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