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by jauco 6y ago
If you’re interested in taking this to a new level. You should check out initiatives like handle.net (technically it’s like a url shortner, but there’s an escrow agreement you need to sign first to make sure that the urls stay available). P
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by jauco 6y ago
I think it’s socketcluster. However, i’m not quite sure what it does (it obviously does something really well, but I’m probably not precisely the target audience) It might help adoption and re-share value if your readme starts with some pro
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by jauco 7y ago
There’s libre (freedom) and gratis (zero costs)
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Our tips to have productive virtual meetings(medium.com)
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Naming as a Process(digdeeproots.com)
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by jauco 7y ago
Yeah. Thats ios smart quotes for you. Re-type the “ by hand.
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by jauco 7y ago
What about Document.getElementById(“app”)?
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by jauco 7y ago
There’s goreplay[0]. But once you start using that you quickly find that many parts of your app use random data (such as uuids) or clock data (timestamps etc) getting these synced between prod and replay or ignored on replay is quite a hass
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by jauco 7y ago
Well there’s docker. You’d have to expose X to the container ( http://fabiorehm.com/blog/2014/09/11/running-gui-apps-with-d... ) Or https://www.flatpak.org/ Edit: hmm apparently there’s
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by jauco 7y ago
Jeff duntemans book on assembly language. It used the 386 processor under DOS which was way more approachable than what we currently have, but it really taught me how a computer works from the bottom up. Edit: apparently there’s now a third
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by jauco 8y ago
Too bad. Well consider this a feature request then ;)
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by jauco 8y ago
I might be mistaken, but from what I read the main addition is that all peers replicate the full state. If you have a dominant xmpp server (like gmail was) that removes xmpp support, its users have the start using other clients to connect t
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by jauco 8y ago
What you’re looking for is the backtick in lisp. Or more generally: lisp macro’s where a function can inspect the ast of an argument and base it’s result on that. For those who gave never used linq: this allows the above function to transla
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by jauco 8y ago
Well, it also contains usable ordered lists. Which is not a small addition to rdf (it defines interop with rdf’s version of ordered lists, but the one in json-ld is array based with random access patterns and a .length while the pure rdf ve
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by jauco 8y ago
Royal Academy of Sciences | Amsterdam, The Netherlands | Software Engineer | Full-time, onsite only, Visa | $40K – $60K Build open source software that slowly but surely links all historical data in Europe together We're a team of engi
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by jauco 8y ago
Spacejam site is broken now. Soundtrack download links are blocked because the site is served over https, but the soundtrack wav-links are http:// based
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by jauco 9y ago
I think you'll like this article: https://blog.acolyer.org/2016/11/08/on-formalisms-in-specifi...
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by jauco 9y ago
Actually, typescript was built by a quite famous static typing advocate.
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by jauco 10y ago
that's almost exactly what a graphql get looks like http://myapi/graphql?query={me{name}} http://graphql.org/learn/serving-over-http/#get-request
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by jauco 10y ago
If I get it correctly HATEOS is about the following: Say you're building a standardised API (with many consumer implementations _and_ many provider implementations all talking to each other). In that case making stuff like the layout o
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by jauco 10y ago
A bit of a topic highjack, but I'm always curious how "many people committing very often on the same branch" works in practice. I'd expect there to be livelock like scenario's. Do you need to do anything special? Or
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by jauco 10y ago
Yeah that's euro's. We're bound by the collective bargaining agreement (cao) for universities. So it's a bit low even for dutch standards. However, it's hard to compare it against SV or london positions because the
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by jauco 10y ago
Huygens ING | Amsterdam, The Netherlands | Software Engineer | Full-time, onsite | $35K – $60 Build open source software that slowly but surely gathers all historical data in Europe We're a team of engineers at the Royal Academy of Sci
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by jauco 10y ago
Googling for mapobj doesn't give me any results. Can you point to some documentation on these?
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by jauco 10y ago
Spider chart or spiderweb chart
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Why the Internet is broken and how we can fix it(medium.com)
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by jauco 10y ago
Reminds me of David Andersons talk about risk profiles https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=YBPa0FE4hRs
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Terminal in your browser with readline shortcuts and tab completion(github.com)
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by jauco 11y ago
We tried that in the netherlands. Our approach did not work out that well. In all cases there's the maintainer of the hardware (cable) and a lot of "providers" on that hardware. I'm not well informed enough to know why,
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by jauco 11y ago
You can skip past the signup form using the skip button. Nice work btw!

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