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by joeblau 11y ago
Ah thanks for clearing that up. The project that my colleague switched from Go was also a low level project. It seems like Go isn't fantastic for lower-level projects yet.
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by joeblau 11y ago
Over the previous few weeks, I've seen multiple projects including one internal project drop Go. There was the widely publicized story [1] where Dropbox was switching from Go to Rust. More recently one of our backend engineers who bu
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by joeblau 11y ago
This person wrote a tweet and the tweet has code[1]. This snippet in JavaScript allows you to import that code into your code as a module. I think this is trolling on state of the Node community because over the previous few days, people
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by joeblau 11y ago
It's not really that surprising. They started with Python because the inventor of Python worked there. Then they added Java because... well it's Java. Then they added GoLang because they invented it. Then they added PHP becaus
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by joeblau 11y ago
I agree. I built a huge python app on AppEngine back in 2009-2012 called Vroomtrap which was an app for tracking speed traps. The BigTable data store wasn't ever designed for multiple inequality queries (e.g. where X is between two p
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by joeblau 11y ago
You're always wearing running shoes... how often and far do you run each week?
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by joeblau 11y ago
I'm getting a DNS error - could be me though.
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by joeblau 11y ago
There are ways to get around this technically where Apple couldn't detect what you're doing, but definitely not recommend. I wonder if these rejections are a nod to Apple doing something with the underlying Web Browser View? App
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by joeblau 11y ago
https://translate.google.com/translate?hl=en&sl=en&tl=es&u=h...
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by joeblau 11y ago
The score at the bottom of the article is hilarious. I used to own a Maxima and I would always go to Nissan.com only to find a semi-funciotnal "computer" repair shop. It was extremely frustrating, but the sites main goal right n
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by joeblau 11y ago
Based on http://www.emojitracker.com , there is a lot of Joy, and Love on Twitter.
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by joeblau 11y ago
I had a pretty funny story a few months ago. I was watching San Andreas and there is one part where Paul Giamatti (Dr. Lawrence Hayes) yells "ALEXI..." and sure enough Amazon Echo turns on. I had to stop the movie and turn the E
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by joeblau 11y ago
I really like Carthage's architecture, but there are two things I don't like about it. 1. You can't edit the frameworks unless you open a separate project, re-edit and recompile. With Pods, you can edit the Pod in your works
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by joeblau 11y ago
I installed from scratch last night on a server and it took ~5 mins.
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by joeblau 11y ago
I just installed Cocoapods last night and tried to clone down the repo. It took about 5 minutes and I thought to myself "Is my 150MB/s connection slow?" This definitely clears up what was going on.
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by joeblau 11y ago
Yeah, Secret was spending a ton of money on GAE. > For example, in one month, our server costs were well over $4M on Google App Engine after spiking 5M users in the course of two weeks. We scrambled and optimized, but the cost was real[
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by joeblau 11y ago
I'm curious as to what your motivations are to keep this up and running?
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by joeblau 11y ago
This article[1] says Transmission is doing to offer a way to check, but I'm not sure it's on the site yet. Apparently tomorrow is the ransomware activation date for people who installed the infected version on Friday. [1] - http
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by joeblau 11y ago
Aren't corporations people now anyways[1]? Basically, it's just people protecting themselves :). [1] - http://www.npr.org/2014/07/28/335288388/when-did-companies-b...
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Get Help When You See Error 53(support.apple.com)
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by joeblau 11y ago
You can still enable full disk wipe after 10 failed password attempts[1]. That was available in iOS 7 I believe (but someone on here will correct me if I'm wrong). [1] - http://i2.wp.com/ioshacker.com/wp-content&#
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by joeblau 11y ago
Yes, if you had access to every router you use. I travel a lot and have a laptop so I use the blocking via hosts method.
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by joeblau 11y ago
The sensationalized title tricked me.
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This looks pretty awesome. I really like the import package feature with the scaffolding. That looks like it saves a ton of time on whatever you're building.
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I don't. I recognize that Android is definitely a more dominant platform. My best experiences in mobile have been working with a strong native Android developer. I do love the web for some things, but for what I'm really excite
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Contextual iOS Software(blog.joeblau.com)
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by joeblau 11y ago
10/10 - I'm extremely happy after I decided to stop pursuing web development and switch to native mobile. I started doing web development in 1996 (15 yo) and around 2012, I was extremely frustrated. There were too many framework
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by joeblau 11y ago
This looks really cool. It seems like you have a lot of granular control over the elements and layout. That being said, most of the websites I build these days don't need this level of customization. I've found that Blocs[1] is
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by joeblau 11y ago
So... Y Combinator?
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by joeblau 11y ago
That is interesting. The Ads team is the same group that recommended turning off Transport Security in iOS 9 so you can run your Google's unencrypted Ads stack[1]. I'm sure there are two different departments that are fighting t

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