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by methyl 11y ago
Plex is also very good alternative to Spotify, if you share your server on public IP.
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by methyl 11y ago
Ruby is also safe: it uses OpenSSL/urandom for UUID: https://github.com/sj26/ruby-1.9.3-p0/blob/master/lib/secure... https://github.com/sj26/ruby-1.9.3-p0/blob/ma
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by methyl 11y ago
Purpose of this library is to be able to use react-router with Redux, that's what the dependency comes from.
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by methyl 11y ago
Does it support changing temperature gradually when it's starting to get dark outside? This is one of biggest features of f-lux and redshift I believe.
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by methyl 11y ago
Also with graphene replacing silicon.
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by methyl 11y ago
I agree what you say, but there is also a different case. I heard a lot of stories about companies paying different just basing on where the programmer lives. Eg. if he switches location, he automatically gets less/more money. This is
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by methyl 11y ago
A small disclaimer: I'm talking from remote programmer point of view. I really don't get why the place I'm working from determines how much do I earn. Am I bringing less value working from Malaysia than from London? I think t
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by methyl 11y ago
> Now imagine the future where Web Components are supported natively, and someone else is allowed to write a <better-input>, an element that is a real, encapsulated DOM element, and not just a div soup. For now, you can just use Po
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Creating a BitTorrent client in Haskell(blog.chaps.io)
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Creating a BitTorrent client in Haskell(blog.chaps.io)
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by methyl 11y ago
Relay and GraphQL are backend agnostic which means you can write a GraphQL server in any language and then use it in connection with Relay and ReactJS. Even a Ruby implementation is already there: https://github.com/rmosolgo
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by methyl 11y ago
It's a file which Ruby on Rails uses to keep track of currently used gem versions. Gems are just Ruby libraries. So the app just runs through the list and check whether version of the gem is vulnerable or not.
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by methyl 11y ago
Do you think something like f-lux would help for reducing blue light and can be replacement for not seing screen at all?
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by methyl 11y ago
Cool stuff! If I can give some feedback about website, scroll is behaving in a weird way. It's not a good idea to alter this behaviour, it should be what user wants and is used to, no what author thinks is good :)
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by methyl 11y ago
What I'm wondering about is that they mention long hiring process as a reason for quitting the job. They finally made it to the end and they quit because of that?
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by methyl 11y ago
I'm wondering why GitHub prefers MySQL over PostgreSQL.
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by methyl 11y ago
I think main reason is that number of users with JS disabled these days is just too small to care. Another thing is even if the effort of enabling is small, people responsible for the website are not even aware of the problem. As an experim
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by methyl 11y ago
time
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by methyl 12y ago
It's also faster because it's native, not JavaScript.
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by methyl 12y ago
So we have browser in the browser, we have to go deeper...
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by methyl 12y ago
The problem with module pattern which enables you to use "this"-less Javascript is increased memory usage. Of course you can use other techniques for elements which you instaniate in thousands, but then you are mixing one pattern
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by methyl 12y ago
Can you add something more about what is the minihtml module? Google says nothing.
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by methyl 12y ago
> I am wondering if React is usable for writing a JS Widget, for example Disqus. It is, I've written some quite impressive widgets and it performs really well.
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by methyl 12y ago
I had no cursor at all before it loaded, you should fix that before getting money from people.
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by methyl 12y ago
It's not exactly cross-platform, as it doesn't support neither OSX nor Windows.
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by methyl 12y ago
Actually 1,000 lines of code a week is quite a lot. Of course it depends on language / technology stack, I'm speaking from Rails / JavaScript programmer point of view.
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by methyl 12y ago
You can always have sensor inside the fridge and board outside :)
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by methyl 12y ago
Only if it's easy enough to port, and I doubt it would be. Although Mono will definitely gain from the original source code.
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by methyl 12y ago
This type of solution is faster than Selenium, at least when talking about PhantomJS, as well as it's headless so it does not require running graphical environment. Bullet #2 is basically the same as #1, and advantage over #3 is that M
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by methyl 12y ago
I wonder what would happen if you run this program letter-by-letter, possibly the readability could increase.

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