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by joshka 8y ago
https://www.syntorial.com/ is pretty much the best way to not just learn the technical, but how each part sounds.
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by joshka 8y ago
Why is this news?
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by joshka 8y ago
A fun thought exercise to break the "can't do it" perspective. Imagine someone says they'll give you 10 million dollars to get it done, could you do it then?
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by joshka 8y ago
(Hacker news toxic... have you seen twitter...? ;)
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by joshka 8y ago
Is there some context on what is notable about this?
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by joshka 8y ago
+1 on this. Picked mine up around about the same time as you. Built tough. It's a little too big for my daily though these days as I live close enough to walk to work. I bust it out for anything beyond that though.
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by joshka 8y ago
And this is why the house defines rules on: * Minimum bet size * Maximum bet size * Whether they'll let you change bet sizes during play
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by joshka 8y ago
+1 it seems like to combat FB events here, you don't need a service in the first instance. You need a standard that's accepted and used by significant parties. Likely someone like Fastmail could push this forward, but you'd w
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by joshka 8y ago
It's not obvious from the title, but this is Uber in Australia. Australia doesn't have a culture of tipping generally, because we expect that people are getting paid a living wage by their employers. Not just a minimum wage, one t
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How Bezo's dick pics might've been exposed(blog.erratasec.com)
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by joshka 8y ago
→ cat ~/bin/git-all #!/bin/bash # Exit on error. Append "|| true" if you expect an error. set -o errexit # Exit on error inside any functions or subshells. set -o errtrace # Do n
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by joshka 8y ago
From the looks of screenshots from the iOS app, it looks like this app doesn't do this. https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/hiya-caller-id-spam-blocker/...
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by joshka 8y ago
Not really personally. The telcos have an interest in making this not a thing, and I have strong hopes that any solution based on this concept would be put out of business by fixing it at that level. There are laws in the US about this too,
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by joshka 8y ago
I used that for a little bit. It was fun, but a bit clunky to get going (dial another number, join the calls).
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by joshka 8y ago
Speaking from experience and having seen a few of these data points personally (possibly over-indexed on a small amount of data), often this comes down to making a choice of 220 with a 50% utilization vs 165 with 70%. Pretty much the same r
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by joshka 8y ago
I'm more inclined to say that the real solution to this is to make it expensive for the callers by having a service that answers the call every time and tries to keep the caller on the line wasting their time. There's obviously an
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by joshka 8y ago
https://developer.apple.com/documentation/callkit/cxcalldire... Single number at a time though. Useless for spammers that use random spoofed numbers. Not sure what sort of performance problems you'd hit by ad
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by joshka 8y ago
Same boat. Milking this until it's not :|
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by joshka 8y ago
I use the following fairly regularly (aliased): git log --graph --oneline I can understand how you could see this as an advantage, but I see forcing this on the developer as more of a disadvantage. I literally never want to see in
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by joshka 8y ago
> The ability to show descendents of a check-in. This is interesting. I wonder if the same thing could be achieved fairly simply in git though by keeping an extra area in the .git folder that handles reversing / denormalizing the DA
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by joshka 8y ago
> Git puts a lot of emphasis on maintaining a "clean" check-in history. This seems like an inaccurate phrasing of this. Git (the tool) doesn't specifically emphasize this, but it does support this as a possible approach wi
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by joshka 8y ago
> The fossil all command In git, this is pretty much a oneliner script dropped in your path and named `git-all`. Something like (typing from memory on my non-work computer): #!/bin/bash find . -type d -depth 1 -exec g
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by joshka 8y ago
s/Renamed/Aliased/ I also would rephrase this as a missing feature from Fossil rather than a feature that is missing from git.
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by joshka 8y ago
Usually the advice on this is max the employer match portion first. E.g. the fairly common 100% on the first 6%. At median income that would be $1800 for a 100% return on investment (after the vesting period). There are a bunch of things hi
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by joshka 8y ago
TL;DR: marketer fails to science.
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by joshka 8y ago
I'm trying to understand your objection to this name a bit better, but I can't quite agree with the things you've stated as problems. You seem to be arguing for increasing the ambiguity where there really isn't any: 1. T
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by joshka 8y ago
Title should just be Circuit Breakers. Alternatively put back the (part 1).
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by joshka 8y ago
Note the explicit change to StudentSearchResult over student there to make your last comment kind of a yes, I agree and that was the intent... There are many ways that this can be implemented that avoid an if result != null / == no val
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by joshka 8y ago
I use this pattern fairly regularly in a variety of ways. Here's a quick piece of example code that might help explain this a bit better. I'm writing this example in C#, but I usually work in other languages (Java / ruby &#x2
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by joshka 8y ago
$ brew cask reinstall atom ... atom was successfully installed!

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