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by jadbox 7y ago
In what way does your B2B use Postmark? And do you use Fastmail for your company mailboxes? If so, why not just use Postmark to forward emails?
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by jadbox 7y ago
Thanks Josh. Our account has been unfrozen, and I've been given some assurance that it'll not happen again for us. Cheers.
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by jadbox 7y ago
It's a little annoying though to be forced to use interface{} as type parameters for higher order list operations as there's a performance overhead when using it. Hopefully this is remedied when Go gets type generic support.
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by jadbox 7y ago
It's my #1 problem with Go, and there's no good solution imho other than Go getting some kind of generic type support.
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by jadbox 7y ago
What did you change to?
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by jadbox 7y ago
They provide MX forwarding for delivery, but we use them because it saves us from having to buy a per user email account with gsuite or outlook. It's a little bit of a hassle/hack, but it works well enough in practice. I use a fre
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by jadbox 7y ago
Fair warning, just this week Mailgun locked my account due to random "spam" detection. We only send unique hand created emails and have only sent to about 200 unique users over the last few months. Because our account is locked,
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by jadbox 7y ago
Where are you seeing $500? I see the price as $106.29. EDIT: nevermind, you're including the price of the 38 Twigs.
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by jadbox 7y ago
As far as explicit loops, I probably use write out a loop once a month and maybe not even that often. Using map/filter/reduce [as well as sugar funcs until/any/all] solves virtually all the common cases of working with l
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by jadbox 7y ago
Related to this, I'd recommend looking into Philosopher John Searle and his thoughts on consciousness. He's pro-determinism and gives a good argument for why free-will is an illusion but one an illusion we can never 'escape&#
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by jadbox 7y ago
Do you have any links or feature tracker for the Wayland development?
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by jadbox 7y ago
Since this has been around for awhile, why hasn't Redis adopted this strategy into core?
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I know what your saying, but I think it's still reversed. What is this "worth" of "calm-energy level"? I like being calm, but I find no rewarding value (aside from a better mood). Instead, what I'm defining is
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by jadbox 7y ago
But how do you know your own worth? Worth being a social construct requires the evaluation of others. You cannot give yourself worth any more than you can 'give' yourself material wealth in a thought. The value of self worth is in
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Person's A child won't be held back tangibly if instead of a living on a 100+ million family fortune, that instead it's a fraction of that due to equalization of education efforts. Man cannot be born as equals when one child
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by jadbox 7y ago
If you don't mind, could you provide your thoughts on how it differs from Zulip? From a 10,000 foot view, they seem similar, but I don't have experience with either yet (but I'll let you know if we have time this week to chec
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by jadbox 7y ago
You're correct- what I had meant to say is Rust is smarter with more runtime checks over C for several cases, like RefCell. Therefor, Rust can be slower than C because of safety (but not because of type checking itself).
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by jadbox 7y ago
AFAIK, some Rust types are checked at runtime. For example, RefCell: "Because RefCell<T> allows mutable borrows checked at runtime, you can mutate the value inside the RefCell<T> even when the RefCell<T> is immutable.
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by jadbox 7y ago
So Aether is basically "Reddit but for teams", as the page implies. Sounds great actually- I'll give it a spin and reply with my thoughts later.
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I wonder why couldn't this be done using all client-side javascript implementations? I wouldn't mind waiting a few seconds to select versus sending that data to a remote server (and paying for that server through ads or subscripti
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Many of the early philosophers operated in this way. They followed new ideas/paradigms to an impossible extreme, but it's under the name of progress. How does one get to understand the true limits of an idea if no one tries pushin
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by jadbox 7y ago
I really really wanted Ultima Online 2 to happen, and looking back, it could have changed how future MMOs like Everquest or WoW had been developed. The failure of UO2 made a lot of studios wary of sandbox open world games, and they decided
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by jadbox 7y ago
How does Thunderbird and Evolution compare these days?
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Does anyone have experience how this compares with citusdb (also postgres)?
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I really liked this article, but now knowing that the author is behind the new DC series just made me EVEN more excited for it. Thanks for sharing this tidbit!
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by jadbox 7y ago
Heartbreaking and terrifying. I also recommend listening to yesterday's The Daily podcast on China's claimed release of Uighurs. https://www.nytimes.com/2019/08/15/podcasts/the-daily/china-
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Thanks for making this public! The notes are well written and easy enough to follow. Cheers!
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Is there an English translation of the book?
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At a higher meta US-political level, this is probably the best criticism of the Left: "all talk without the required hard change- so that to gain power/status." ...and of the Right: "rooting into a comfortable position t
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by jadbox 7y ago
Supreme Commander FA, WarHammer 40k Dawn of War 1, Company of Heroes 1, AoE 2, SC1, and, of course, Total Annihilation are the quintessential strategy games imho.

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