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Show HN: Alpaca, a Compiler for Alfred Workflows
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7y ago
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7y ago
From what I remember, we did look at it some, but I can't remember many specifics, unfortunately. Looking at it now, I think that it wouldn't give us some of the flexibility that we want—for example, TOML arrays can only contain v
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Hi! I just looked and we can't find you on the beta list, for some reason. Sign up and then DM me when you have (@_clem).
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Hi I'm an engineer on Actions, and a few months ago I probably would have said the same thing, but I've come around to it (and then some). We spent a ton of time working through the syntax changes in HCL, YAML, and other language
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The On Cinema Timeline
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7y ago
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Hey Siri, Deploy My Elixir App
(jclem.net)
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8y ago
I had the pleasure of getting married in one of these structures: The 113 year-old Grecian Shelter [1] in Prospect Park. [1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grecian_Shelter
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8y ago
Oof, it’s definitely not like Perkins at all. Perkins feels like a chain, and the food is far worse than most diners I’ve been a regular of over the years. Good diners have a gestalt that’s difficult to capture by just listing the character
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jclem
9y ago
I'm curious if there are strings whose emoji encoding still contain a readable form of the original string, but in emoji.
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9y ago
I'm not comparing it to "NY pizza", if you're referring to common pizzeria pizza. Compared to other Neapolitan pizzas, I have found Una Pizza Napoletana to be really doughy, even on the outside.
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9y ago
Pizzaiolo is good, reminded me of Paulie Gee's and Speedy Romeo, both of which are places in Brooklyn I really like. I always find Una Pizza Napoletana extremely soft and doughy, and personally I think it's really overrated. Maybe
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10y ago
Makes sense, thanks. For some reason, I was set on parsing the "env" values into instances of the same class, regardless of what type they were in JSON, but it's not really necessary. I'll also look into writing custom c
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10y ago
I do use it in this project, but most definitely in the wrong way. I had a little trouble seeing how I could use it for getting at nested values of varying types and still have some sane error handling. This post is very much about my first
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10y ago
That's how I felt coming back to NYC from San Francisco.
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10y ago
Gene?
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10y ago
If you're getting that in a test, my guess is that you're not passing a context argument with `conn` in it to your test function (e.g. `test "foo", %{conn: conn} do`. There's a deprecated `conn/0` function that
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Time to Dump Time Zones
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10y ago
Edith Skinner is still taught in conservatory drama programs. I used Skinner at NYU 2004-2008. It's not a rare book at all (or maybe it's just not in a big city with lots of drama schools and training programs). Regardless of how
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10y ago
Ulillillia: http://www.ulillillia.us/sitemap.shtml Useful sections include the one on tips to speed up mowing the lawn. Less useful ones focus on things like how to open soda bottles.
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Canvas Everywhere (Canvas for iOS)
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User Presence Expiration with Elixir and Redis
(blog.usecanvas.com)
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10y ago
I serve an API with it and also some services that use WebSockets. I've actually never used Phoenix to serve HTML, but I'd definitely recommend it for API development.
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11y ago
Weird...What OS are you on? Or email me at jonathan [at] usecanvas [dot] com, if you don't mind.
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11y ago
The overwhelming majority of the traffic we've seen so far has been Chrome and Safari, even from HN. That being said, that wasn't necessarily the driving factor in the "use the fancy selection APIs" decision. There were
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11y ago
Let me know how it goes! jonathan [at] usecanvas [dot] com
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11y ago
If you're asking what we're storing in the database, that data is a plain string with some special delimiters in it denoting line types and metadata about the content. At the application level, we're typically working with a
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11y ago
Like the "read more" link about FF support says, we plan on supporting it and IE10+ in the future. This doesn't mean "we are waiting for them to fully support this working draft", but rather that we haven't imp
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11y ago
This is called center embedding, and it's actually the subject of quite a lot of research. Some of this research has led to a distinction between grammatical (which a sentence like "The cat the rat the dog bit chased escaped"
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12y ago
With mentioning Tom Stoppard's play "Arcadia" here: http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arcadia_(play) Lots of hermit and general landscape architecture intrigue, and a character based on young Ada Lovelace.
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12y ago
It looks like their clocks/IDs are a combination of local timestamp and user ID? Is there technically anything in place to prevent duplicates?
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