mianos

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by mianos 10y ago
In the UK yes. Their payment system is a long way ahead of that in the USA.
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by mianos 10y ago
These need the traditional YA prefix. Like YACC, YATSD or YATSS?
933.
by mianos 11y ago
The whole point of Uber is the smooth cashless transaction. Put a button on the app maybe but cash, it's retrograde.
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by mianos 11y ago
We use alembic, a python sort of DSL, for migrations. We can go forward or backwards. Any schema changes need an alembic script for both directions. We generally try to do 'mini-migrations' that go with each change, as opposed to
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by mianos 11y ago
It is funny reading this in hindsight. We went straight to AWS, also for long running tcp connections, and never looked at it again. After that I have never recommended app engine.
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by mianos 11y ago
The large value chips have rfid tags in them. You would be investigated. You'd need to play some game with a slight loss to the casino to swap them out.
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by mianos 11y ago
Actually, in the text, I guess no one voting me down has actually read it, he pretty clearly defines the developers as the people who contribute to the packages, not the people who download and use them. It's like saying, as an IDE use
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by mianos 11y ago
"This repository experiences a huge volume of fetches (multiple fetches per second on average). We understand that part of the CocoaPods workflow is that its end users (i.e., not just the people contributing to CocoaPods/Specs) fe
939.
by mianos 11y ago
It's not the developers causing the issue, it's the end users.
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by mianos 11y ago
> GLOBALS: .. Flask does not have a lot of globals. You are misunderstanding the g, request current_user object types. They are most certainly not globals, they are session proxy objects. Because we are in python they can be made to look
941.
by mianos 11y ago
HiCharts has dynamically loadable data. I have a database that has 120M points. I just keep some pre aggregated data to populate the wide periods. As you zoom it it selects smaller aggregation sets. (Think; 1 month for 10 years, 2 weeks for
942.
by mianos 11y ago
> "I still worry about what will happen if the complexity of the kernel exceeds the scope of your astonishing native talent before you grow up." It never did and he never grew up. LOL.
943.
by mianos 11y ago
You know the corporate rot has set in when you see titles like "vice president of social impact".
944.
by mianos 11y ago
Googler please chime in, but as far as I read it's been dead for years. http://qz.com/115831/googles-20-time-which-brought-you-gmail...
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by mianos 11y ago
You need a lot more expertise to use an asynchronous programming model. It is much simpler to just busy loop with timed waits. If micropython is going to be easily accessible it needs to support the old school BSD socket API. Beginners and
946.
by mianos 11y ago
You would want an xtensa llvm back end first. The biggest issue I think would be the lack of available ram. Micropython is written from scratch to be very focussed on being very small and uses a simplistic trace garbage collector whereas sw
947.
by mianos 11y ago
It is a COX-2 inhibitor. The mechanism is fairly well understood. I don't think anyone in the area would say no clue.
948.
by mianos 11y ago
LOLs. A bit mean for an easy target.
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by mianos 11y ago
Also, no GUI emerged. This is what github gives you on top of git.
950.
by mianos 11y ago
This new rule is interesting: "The China Securities Regulatory Commission capped the size of stakes that major investors are allowed to sell at 1 per cent of a company's shares for three months effective Jan. 9" Having implem
951.
by mianos 11y ago
Just ask him about unicode for LOLs.
952.
by mianos 11y ago
Nice to see that WAF, being python is competitive. It goes to show that smart can beat brawn.
953.
by mianos 11y ago
4 4 and 4. With no requirements, if you have an implementation of what is actually needed and it is not brittle you are all good. People who actually know what they are doing and don't write brittle code are more valuable than rock st
954.
by mianos 11y ago
The whole poster's account is linkbait. The content is so bad it is a joke.
955.
by mianos 11y ago
It looks good but using it in a naive manner to interface with a database, as shown in the example, without binding variables, leaving you totally open to injections is quite bad. What would be good is a lightweight binding to sqlalchemy, l
956.
by mianos 11y ago
Sorry, my mistake. I was thinking the option on the back of it. Yes, you are correct, for simple stocks, if the stock price rises forever you theoretically have the possibility of infinite losses. Practically I'd not use infinite, but
957.
by mianos 11y ago
You are being a bit loose with the term 'unlimited' but I guess that's marketing for you. You stand to lose the difference between your strike and zero. Last time I looked that's not 'unlimited'.
958.
by mianos 11y ago
I never understood the concept of working for one tenth of an hourly rate in pizzas. I hear that and wonder how people can be trusted writing a program that uses division when they don't understand the fundamentals of maths.
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by mianos 11y ago
Both crazy not to try and do it in house for the cost. Those guys are charging 15% and say you won't get it if you do it yourself. Any confident business person should be able to. It is meant to be self administered. It is a huge profi
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by mianos 11y ago
Another good reason I am happy this will be released is earlier last year I called three re-sellers of this data and none even bothered calling me back.

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