janci

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by janci 4y ago
The author dislikes creating and maintaining friend lists on facebook, then reinvents the same thing for whatsapp?
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by janci 4y ago
> dividing by 2 being far easier than by 10 How is dividing by 2 easier than moving the decimal point by 1 place?
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by janci 4y ago
Sounds more as sysadmin job than PHP dev. Maybe that's why your CV is not attractive to people looking for PHP devs.
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by janci 4y ago
The beeping could have been more sharp, like geiger-muller counter sound.
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by janci 4y ago
Can you describe the conditions of the retainer? Is there any quantity of work included? What benefit it gives to the client on retainer, compared to new client that contacted you?
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by janci 4y ago
Also you should select y.a to know wether the y-record exists.
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by janci 4y ago
This is why JS has both null and undefined.
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by janci 4y ago
The website is so fast I did not notice it redrawed when I clicked Part I. I'm impressed.
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by janci 4y ago
Did Windows 10 start to crash in VBox for you too? I had to move to libvirt/qemu as I was not able to resolve. Downgrading nor upgrading VirtualBox did not help. Removing last windows update helped a little, then it started crashing ag
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by janci 4y ago
Isn't windows "Installing new hardware" every time you boot? And the license is still active? I was always affraid it will break the system after few switches between virtual and bare-metal boot.
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by janci 4y ago
This. When I took my old Arch laptop from drawer after few months it was impossible to upgrade without removing half of the system.
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by janci 4y ago
Nice! Does it work with Tempo?
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by janci 4y ago
To better explain myself: VDOM takes two versions of the element tree, makes a diff and patches the DOM accordingly. Why not take two versions of the state tree, diff that and patch DOM directly? What benefit the VDOM brings?
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by janci 4y ago
Do we need VDOM for fast rendering? Would it be possible to make expressions that are re-evaluated only when their inputs change and bind them directly to real DOM? I mean using immutable values and pure functions gives you the first (alre
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by janci 4y ago
Once I got on some internal distribution list of a client. I was not needing those emails, plus they were all in Hungarian I do not understand a word. I tried multiple times to contact the sender and asked to remove me to no avail. The ulti
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by janci 4y ago
Nice to see AutoIt after all those years. It was my beginning with win32 API as well. It had nice learning curve and good documentation.
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by janci 4y ago
> You know what else crosses ISO/OSI layer boundaries? Switches. No, they do not. Switches work at L2 and are only interested in L2 concepts (MAC addresses). They work transparently for any application that is not crossing the L1&#x
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by janci 4y ago
> You hit a top level endpoint, and then at that point other endpoints are made manifest, and then the UA/client and the user decide together what the next relevant endpoint is. That's not how APIs are used. APIs consume and pr
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by janci 4y ago
> This is the whole reason for doing HATEOAS. Seems like a premature optimization to me. Building all applications so that they potentially could be distributed over multiple servers. YAGNI.
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by janci 4y ago
I'm not sure if you are agreeing with me or disagreeing. I was answering the original question - why has REST become non-REST: it is not suitable for client-server apps. >Compare and contrast: what SQL admin GUI clients do to discov
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by janci 4y ago
Aaaand we are back to XML. I don't think XML or RDF is particulary bad for APIs, but they are overly complex and that makes them unpopular.
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by janci 4y ago
Cont.: Because using HTTP verbs and status codes is stupid too: - the API is then tied to single "transport" protocol (it is application layer protocol in ISO/OSI but if you are not building a web browser, your application sh
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by janci 4y ago
Because HATEOAS is stupid for client-server communication. It mandates discoverability of resources, but no sane client will go around and request random server-provided urls to discover what is available. On the other hand, it does not pro
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by janci 4y ago
The first thing I do on an Android phone is to disable animations. Unfortunately it makes some apps to do funny things (broken progressbars), and some animations will play anyway (opening apps from home screen)
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by janci 4y ago
+1 for IKEA Tradfri series
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by janci 4y ago
Tailscale seems like a great product however I do not want 3rd party to be able to add a key to my ACL. Running a custom control plane server is possible, but then there is little benefit for me compared to direct wireguard with a central p
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by janci 4y ago
Most expensive spice comes from the great maker, Shai-Hulud.
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by janci 4y ago
That is what I meant - if only self hosting would be easy a d required no additional services. Unfortunately it isn't.
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On the other hand, people do not mind giving things for free. Those recipes are not published by some chef that gets paid for creating them. It's the community that created them. If people could easily self-host ad-free catalog of thei
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Define a SLA. Classify incidents by priority. Not everything must be solved immediately. Hire a developer from different time zone to cover your night time by his day time. Make your architecture more resilient. Identify most impactful impr

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