krisdol

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by krisdol 10y ago
It seems like the action from the github employee was disproportionate. That sounds like a very risky environment to host your product on. The response seems to match the proportion of the action.
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by krisdol 10y ago
What plugins have you got installed? And what OS?
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by krisdol 10y ago
GoToMethod is not perfect. However there are various auto completion plugins that are language specific and sometimes do a better job.
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by krisdol 10y ago
For once, on an atom release thread, can we have a discussion about atom and this release rather than endless threads about folks preferring vscode or sublime?
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by krisdol 10y ago
It's a long-running meme to use this movie clip and subtitle it in different ways. Some do a better job than others. My personal favorite is Hitler uses Git[1]. [1]: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=CDeG4S-mJts
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by krisdol 10y ago
I described some of the benefits I am currently experiencing from using microservices where we previously had a monolith. Spinning up multiple components generally takes a few seconds once the image is built, as it is not much more involved
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by krisdol 10y ago
>Invoke those services via RPC-over-HTTP? Why??? I can think of a few off the top of my head: 1. Being able to scale individual, smaller components rather than one giant application 2. Being able to build-and-deploy any one module much f
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by krisdol 10y ago
Those tech companies should also provide high end machines to developers. I'm glad the last two places I've worked provided high end MacBook pros but also allow devs to use their own machines so inevitably there are a couple of Li
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by krisdol 10y ago
Twitter switching away from a chronological see-everything timeline was a massive departure from its original idea, on the same scale as many of your other examples. To me that was a core feature and not having it just makes Twitter much le
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by krisdol 10y ago
BI Data aggregators aren't innovative? ;)
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by krisdol 10y ago
Can't think of any potential cons or just don't want to? Insurance companies would benefit from this data, all kinds of public and private institutions would like to research it, and as per tradition, advertising industry will fin
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by krisdol 10y ago
I just want to pay for a service or product and have that be the end of my interaction with the company as well as the end of the company's use, possession, and monetization of my data. When I buy a stick of gum I deprive the store of
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by krisdol 10y ago
Can't they work around this by renting the lab?
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by krisdol 10y ago
Honestly Safari is far more battery efficient than any other major browser available on OS X. Whenever I want to watch netflix or HBO and have only about an episode's worth of battery life left, I switch to safari and usually gain a re
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by krisdol 10y ago
Aren't you sexist by assuming only a male would be interested in Steve Klabnik and having a girlfriend? Nothing in tinco's comment indicated that tinco was male.
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by krisdol 10y ago
You seriously can't do this yourself? Clone the repo and change the name using find-and-replace and run install. No need to insult.
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by krisdol 10y ago
fork it and maintain your own name if you feel strongly about it.
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by krisdol 10y ago
No, for the same reason they couldn't phase out alcohol and drugs
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by krisdol 10y ago
I was a refugee of war that immigrated to the United States and survived off of food stamps and public housing until we got on our feet. we'd be considered pretty well off today, certainly in the top 5-10% of income earners. Natural se
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by krisdol 10y ago
DAO also has connotations in software architecture which makes this more confusing. What does DAO stand for in this context?
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by krisdol 10y ago
As a resident of near-downtown Boston, I want cars out of my neighborhood, ideally the entire downtown. I love the wide sidewalks and want bigger ones. Mostly I'm jealous that we can achieve neither the efficiency nor the beauty of tra
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by krisdol 10y ago
We're a small company, about 150 folks, but our core api is node and we process 10-20bil external requests per month depending on season. Not exactly an enterprise and we have always been a NoSQL shop so YMMV.
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by krisdol 10y ago
No, iteration is fair game, but `for` is an API name patented by Oracle. Legally, a patent troll would have to write a `whenceforth`, `do...thither`, or `oft` loop.
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by krisdol 10y ago
In sublime or atom? You can in atom but I believe it may be via a plugin.
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by krisdol 10y ago
Have you tried clicking the link at the top of this page that takes you to the release notes?
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by krisdol 10y ago
A good point. I'm not familiar with the switzerland law or referendum.
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by krisdol 10y ago
I'm not sure that's a downside, unless you prefer hearing prayer 5 times a day. I fled Bosnia during the war, but I visit it occasionally and each time it appears more religiously extremist than the last. All other countries shoul
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by krisdol 10y ago
> And there's just about never a reason to use the `Promise` constructor in real world code Why not? If I want to wrap a callback function in a promised sequence, I don't see a way around it. Please don't suggest importing
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by krisdol 10y ago
For a good starting point for anyone who doesn't know how to handle callback hell without promises or transpiled features, this is a must read: http://callbackhell.com/ .
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by krisdol 10y ago
Personally, I hate it. I only use google when DuckDuckGo results aren't up to date yet and every time I do I'm reminded of how much I have to fight with the search engine (have to do search tools -> verbatim half the time)

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