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jhaile
9y ago
I also had no idea it existed. I can imagine that someone had the idea that having an "instagram-like" feed of product content that was tightly tied to an e-commerce platform that allows you to purchase those products was a good i
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jhaile
9y ago
I also delay upgrading versions just because of the hassle of upgrading the database. This is a very welcome addition!
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jhaile
10y ago
All of our S3 assets are unavailable. Cloudfront is accessible but returning a 504 status with the message: "CloudFront is currently experiencing problems with requesting objects from Amazon S3."
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jhaile
12y ago
So I don't have any specific knowledge on this, but the intuitive answer is a combination of: a) The Department of Labor puts out these measures in a boring, dry document. The news media then picks which measures to report on that will
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12y ago
Like the design. Good job!
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jhaile
13y ago
ISP: Comcast Location: Atlanta, GA
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jhaile
14y ago
Does anyone know if there is a workaround if you are currently using the FB.login method to authenticate users?
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jhaile
14y ago
Having two passwords seems very un-Apple like. Simplicity, minimalism. And you can just use two separate accounts today anyways.
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14y ago
Can't access the app in the app store.
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jhaile
14y ago
Yeah - except they didn't find a shortcut. They just worked really hard and prepared. That's a good thing - but it's not "a hack." That word is just being overused now to the point of hilarity.
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14y ago
I think this article should be titled "How to create a basic pricing table with HTML and CSS" This isn't an effective pricing table. There are plenty of articles out there about how to make a pricing table effective and this doesn't follow
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14y ago
My controllers have one function for each operation. Oh yeah, and they talk to each other using events...um...
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jhaile
14y ago
Argh - are there any Facebook users who aren't annoyed by this change? Come on Facebook - admit you were wrong already.
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jhaile
15y ago
Unlike RDBMS's, MongoDB has a single, shared database-wide write lock when you write to any collection.
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jhaile
15y ago
My biggest question was how the car knew when to stop at the window and when to continue driving. Wish the video had shown that.
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15y ago
Any censorship or modification of your "private" communication is a very scary precedent to set. Will they start modifying hotmail emails or bing search results next?
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jhaile
15y ago
Or you could just create a chat client that modifies links to amazon and other retailers to automatically include your affiliate link. Profit!
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15y ago
Putting aside income, I think tech/startup jobs are superior to medicine and law because the majority of doctors are simply analyzing symptoms and diagnosing using systems and books written by other people; the majority of lawyers are just
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15y ago
Twitter bootstrap is awesome. I wish I could justify redoing my site using it but right now too much else going on. If you are developing Facebook apps, also check out f-bootstrap. It's based on Twitter bootstrap, but the styles and colors
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15y ago
I get that pinterest has to get their legal mumbo jumbo in order so that they limit their liability, but practically speaking it's a total joke. Everyone knows that the majority of content "pinned" on the site is done without permission. P
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jhaile
15y ago
I use a lower case "i". These days internet is just a common noun.
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15y ago
redis also supports consistent hashing in many of its drivers (including the Ruby one). It also supports a nifty way to only use part of the key as the consistent hashing key so that you can ensure certain data is stored on the same server.
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15y ago
Plus if you need a larger instance like a 7.5GB RAM instance, it's $800/month on Heroku vs $75/month for a reserved EC2 instance with comparable RAM. That's an astounding difference in price for cloud storage! Of course, the real competitio
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15y ago
Seems high compared to the cost of a comparable EC2 node. Of course - you avoid the administrative costs. But it's pretty expensive for an early-stage startup. Possibly a good deal for a larger company, but at that point you might prefer t
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17y ago
Uh..have you never heard of IntelliJ IDEA or Eclipse? Or RubyMine? Or Netbeans even... They pretty much do everything you're talking about.
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17y ago
I guarantee that sorting in PostgreSQL is faster than doing it in PHP. MySQL is the problem, not databases in general.
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17y ago
If sorting in PHP is 4000% faster than sorting in the DB, then it's a failure of the DB. That shouldn't be the case.