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I haven't really done role-playing about 20-years but aren't dungeon crawls a bit simplistic compared to freeform adventure story telling?
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Sadly these ipad/iphone/facetime combos only work if everyone in your family is on Apply. In the ROTW, that's not so common... My mum, who's got dementia, can just about work her portal to make and receive calls. I'
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6y ago
Bring it on. Users not knowing the path means search engines not using the path for ranking means a whole class of boring human readable SEO work goes away.
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6y ago
Is there an open standard for adding simple social features to an RSS based blog? e.g. a public friends list, likes/comments controlled (or at least signed) by the commenter
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6y ago
Or the frontend devs could have just, like, learned how to write sql queries... :D A major issue with pushing it to the frontend is that malicious clients can issue unexpected requests, putting strain on the database. If the graphql query i
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6y ago
edit: i didn't read the docs, there are interception mechanisms it seems
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>Mike Amundsen > @mamund > · > Aug 21, 2016 > remember, when designing your #WebAPI, your data model > is not your object model is not your resource model is n > not your message model https://twitter.com
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Seems odd that they don't support an equivalent of the integrity attribute.
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6y ago
I've got a script somewhere that auto saves notepad. I sometimes wonder if it's marketable
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6y ago
Linux updates also cause issues.
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6y ago
wow
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6y ago
https://twitter.com/richturn_ms/status/1245481405947076610 >Because we cannot name something leading with a trademark owned by someone else. > >Think of it as Windows' Subsystem for Linux. >#Apos
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6y ago
Pulumi is great, but I gave up on persuading a company with a lot of existing terraform to move to yet another tool, and created a (pretty basic) DSL/library for writing terraform in python/c#, which can output to terraform. I cou
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Ask HN: Facebook Portal TV Alternative
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7y ago
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7y ago
According to Peston: "elderly to be quarantined at home or in care homes for four months, in "wartime-style" mobilisation to combat Coronavirus." https://twitter.com/Peston/status/12389178341111
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7y ago
I'm always bit sceptical of "our rewrite in new language is quicker" stories. If I were to rewrite something in the same language as v1 t would probably be quicker. Actually that's not true, I'd probably get bored a
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7y ago
Apologies, but here's the obligatory link to my OneOf exhaustive type matching library: https://github.com/mcintyre321/OneOf
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7y ago
Shame we don't do HATEOAS, just RPC-over-HTTP
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7y ago
Feature toggles are the answer here
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7y ago
These libraries miss the point of linq. Yes it provides a nifty syntax for munging lists, but Real C# LINQ provides that munge as a abstract syntax tree which can be interpreted before executing it. This means it can rewrite the native lang
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7y ago
Yes I can't quite remember why I couldn't get it to work. I want to make something where this is valid, but couldn't manage it: def foo() -> OneOf[Bar, Baz]: if blah(): return Bar() return Baz()
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7y ago
I've got this idea that you can chuck JMESPath into the range header on a standard json endpoint for ghetto graphql
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I maintain a library for doing exactly this in C# ( https://github.com/mcintyre321/OneOf ). I tried to replicate it in Python as I'm writing it at the moment, but couldn't quite manage it. Can you have a multi
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Ask HN: Advice on printing a paper xmas jumper?
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7y ago
Thanks, that could be it!
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So I have very mild tinnitus (a bit of ringing when in bed at night, or if I really really try to listen for it). I've noticed another auditory effect though, since I bought a glockenspiel for my child. After hearing a loud, high note
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7y ago
Also see Microsoft Songsmith
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I think the Cally Road one won worst building of the year. ah yes - https://www.theguardian.com/artanddesign/2013/aug/29/carbunc...
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7y ago
No, but they would probably fool a friend or family member over a phone line. Yikes.
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