kylorhall

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by kylorhall 3y ago
Unfortunately, even though 320px iphones look to be less than IE users for us, 320px may we'll be required for a long time for WCAG (400% zoom at 1280px).
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by kylorhall 5y ago
Unfortunately, I _think_ the majority of it comes down to the exchanges more-so than the data brokers. I can't speak to exact numbers, but I believe we were quoted like 6 figures/year for JSE and I think we pay like 4 figures&#x2F
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by kylorhall 5y ago
My company pays a lot of figures for xignite and we cannot make this data publicly available without some restrictions (it would cost a lot more to do so). My purely non-legal take is we can distribute price and metadata for instruments rel
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by kylorhall 5y ago
I think if you use them 100% of the time alongside eslint dependency arrays are really hard to get wrong. If you rarely use them, you always get them wrong.
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by kylorhall 5y ago
Nope, I have a repo consuming 10+ workflows, 3 shared actions, and a handful of private workflows (the way private workflows sucks now though, don't recommend–basically just a git clone into your Github Action). This is all non-Enterpr
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by kylorhall 5y ago
Absolutely agree. Docs are either perfect (5%) or…completely obscure (95%). I can't tell the difference between Github Actions and API documentation in places, but I desire functional examples. No clue where I built it up, but I&#x2
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by kylorhall 5y ago
I use a lot of composite actions in the same repo as well as composite actions across repos. Eg. `workflow1` and `workflow2` both call `composite/action`: .github/workflows/workflow1.yml .github/workflows/workflow2.
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by kylorhall 7y ago
In AU/NZ think the default limit is like $75–$150, depending on the type of shop? With Apple/Google/etc Pay in AU/NZ, the same limit seems to apply as with chips. Above the limit, with Apple/etc Pay, I usually need
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by kylorhall 7y ago
Yeah, but you drown all of the automated noises out pretty quickly, it's just white noise. It's weird stepping into an elevator that doesn't talk to you sometimes; is it even working?
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by kylorhall 7y ago
There's no bins on the street because Japanese people rarely eat, drink, smoke, etc while moving, though Starbucks/etc has changed that a little bit, but I rarely see those discarded. You just don't have any trash to drop, yo
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by kylorhall 7y ago
A lot of shop and home owners clean the street infront of their land. After a typhoon recently I saw what I assumed was the manager of the Louis Vuitton (or similar) store sweeping the front of the shop as a ton of branches had fallen (pro
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by kylorhall 9y ago
Don't even think it's invite-only, just an unannounced "beta". I didn't get an invite and went to what I expected the url to be and was able to login just now. Will probably never really use it over the Android App
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by kylorhall 9y ago
Almost every older project I've worked on uses jQuery. Currently working on a large Rails app, some parts being 10 years old, and it's the same story. Old code is jQuery, new code is not. It was spectacular 10 years ago, but now
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by kylorhall 9y ago
They've done it in New Zealand before as well, illegally (or something similar at least). It worked a bit, in one region, then failed. The result was farmers wound up fighting a massive population growth of rose hip plants which took
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by kylorhall 9y ago
SEEKING WORK – Remote Pref / San Francisco based (in New Zealand for a few months) I do mostly Frontend freelancing and Shipping Logistics consulting. 8+ years professional experience and many more as a hobby (self-taught). Started
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by kylorhall 10y ago
Having had the Macbook 12" for a year and a half now and a Nexus 6p for a year, it's really been quite wonderful. I can charge my laptop or phone using the same charger – of course not as fast as the OEM charger, but wonderful fo
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by kylorhall 10y ago
It's in the FAQ, a bit hidden.. -- Here's a list of features that have been requested of us that we WON'T be considering for our Kickstarter model (but maybe in the future): - Audio speakers (trust us, the ones on your phone
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by kylorhall 11y ago
I bought my 180GB SSDs for < 50 cents per GB like 3 years ago and it's barely better than that right now. Storage in general has more to do with availability and demand than technology, there's plenty of times when they'v
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by kylorhall 12y ago
I just use Google. Keep, Gmail, Calendar for most things. I have a few text documents for recording important information I keep in Google Drive as well. Emails and sometimes even pitches / speeches I keep in gmail as a draft. Used