masukomi

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by masukomi 11y ago
port 25 blocking is just the beginning. In most cases mail sent from a consumer facing ISP (Verizon, AT&T, RCN, etc) will not be accepted if the destination server is implementing SPF mail authorization, which most are these days.
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by masukomi 11y ago
They are not obviously inefficient and confusing. Many of us, especially the Perl geeks, find them relatively clear when well written. It's a mini language, and like any language it can be clear or opaque in its meaning depending on
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by masukomi 11y ago
You're right in general, but it seems that no language that is being actively used by a non-trivially sized community ever sits still. The more we use our languages (computer or human) the more they evolve. They are a form of commu
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by masukomi 11y ago
That's because AirBrake made their plugin open-source. Errbit was making their product api-compatible with an open source project.
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by masukomi 11y ago
to extend on that idea, I'm fairly certain that a "clean-room" reverse engineering of a competitor's product HAS been shown to be legal. That is to say, as long as you can prove that the person(s) doing the reverse engin
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by masukomi 11y ago
Waterpoof also means we can start seeing drone footage from within rain storms.
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by masukomi 11y ago
many impressive things are written with the wrong / a bad tool. That doesn't mean it's a strategy that should be followed.
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by masukomi 11y ago
that sounds harsher than i meant it. My point was more a) use the right tool for the job and b) if you do use the right tool people will be more interested in actually using and supporting it. I can cut down a tree with a belt-sander but
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by masukomi 11y ago
i was all interested until i saw PHP. That's not a dis on PHP. It's just that PHP is so not the right tool for the job for a command line client. Sure, it appears you can coerce it to do that but... it's designed for embedd
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by masukomi 11y ago
Yeah, I brew installed it on my mac and, despite the world seeming to prefer SBCL I've been rather happy with it.
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by masukomi 11y ago
I've got nothing against it. it's a fun little hobby app, but yeah, I've got to agree with the commenter above this is FAR from any standard definition of a "beautiful" app.
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by masukomi 12y ago
I don't think that's really the point. The point is that the unix command line has some serious shortcomings in its fundamental design. By extension he may be suggesting that maybe we should get off our asses and do something abou
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by masukomi 12y ago
if he hadn't of looked at them then he wouldn't be able to know if his statement was true or just blatant speculation. Would you advocate a stance of ignorance based public policy creation too? "The NSA is totally not spyin
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by masukomi 12y ago
I've been to a lot of places in Latin America that have roads, and modern construction houses, electricity, water, and cell connections where $182k would last you a very VERY long time. decades easily. I met a man in Peru with a restau
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by masukomi 12y ago
suggestion: please add clues * Clues such as how the hell "key-value based configuration files" have anything to do with web scraping (without making people view the source) * Clues such as why anyone should bother using this (or
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by masukomi 12y ago
no, because you can't copy paste the tags. they're just visual sugar that isn't actionable.
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by masukomi 12y ago
I don't think it quite makes it to "elegantly" because it's not actually useful markdown. I can't copy it and do anything with it because all the tags disappear. :/
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by masukomi 12y ago
that assumes the user is going to take the time to figure out which of their toys originated in the US OR waste time entering toys with the mistaken belief that the service is watching for them.
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by masukomi 12y ago
That's not a whale. A whale is someone with a lot of money and willingness to dump it into your pocket when giving the right incentives. I get what you're trying to do, but the terminology is not only wrong it's insulting to
860.
by masukomi 12y ago
thanks. I was looking all over going where the @!#$! is the damn interview...
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by masukomi 12y ago
Yeah, i was about to sign up but didn't because it was asking for too much permission.
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by masukomi 12y ago
meh, exercise and sleep are great, and they certainly help, but sometimes the job itself is the core problem... Doesn't matter how fit and well rested you are if you're sick of doing the same thing day after day after day after da
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by masukomi 12y ago
i think you're missing the key argument which is that playing music is just one of the many things iTunes does. Those of us who dislike it rarely hate it as much for its music playing as for the fact that it's a file transfer app
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by masukomi 12y ago
oh geez. I could not agree more.
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by masukomi 12y ago
there isn't network delay when your passenger tells you its "clear right"
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by masukomi 12y ago
We've phone interviewed a bunch of candidates from a couple of the Rails boot camps here in Boston. The candidates have been very mixed in quality, but we've found 3 that we not only brought in and made it through our in person
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by masukomi 12y ago
> But if people practiced them more, they would realized that there is only 10-20 questions that you can be asked, and everything else is just some minor variation of the most common questions, and you don't specialized training to
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by masukomi 12y ago
You missed the point. If you "need to load a good bit of data on the user's first use" you've already failed. I've been coding professionally for about 20 years now and the only reason i've ever seen for load
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by masukomi 12y ago
BUG: log in with github. see mostly empty profile of some random person. strip everything from the url except the domain in the address bar. hit enter. Page is now completely blank. Can't log out. Can't do anything. Dead. Remove
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by masukomi 12y ago
you can get your tv shows and online movies. You could even before the internet. If you mean, when you can get them without flash then you can do that too. Netflix, Hulu, and iTunes all work on iOS without flash.

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