mstade

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by mstade 8y ago
Nice work – what's being done to make this the default behavior in node and deprecate node_modules proper, or is this forever destined to live in the awkward place of userland-but-not-really kind of territory? People have already menti
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by mstade 8y ago
This, a million times this. Face ID is such a leap back from Touch ID.
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by mstade 8y ago
Me too, and I hate face id. It forces me to essentially try to take a selfie to open my phone, or read notifications. I feel it's gotten better over time, but it fails very often and I find myself having to type the passcode all the ti
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by mstade 8y ago
It'd be useful to see a sample report before signing up. It doesn't have to be a form where I put my own site URL in, it can be some representative examples, but just so I know what I'm buying into. The wall of text is fine –
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by mstade 8y ago
Thank you, I've now used this to send an email to my representatives.
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by mstade 8y ago
Man, this brings back memories. I still have an O2 and an Octane system in storage. Been meaning to take them out and set them up again at some point. My father was generous enough to give me an O2 in the late 90s so I could learn 3D graphi
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by mstade 8y ago
This is precisely why it’s difficult to sell upward – why spend time and money on something, yet still not be able to guarantee that things will work? Especially when you can roll the dice, have things work great until such time it doesn’t,
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by mstade 8y ago
> Not good to simply look at the clock and say 'well that's a day' if you want more responsibility, leadership, respect, trust etc. Sadly, the effect of this is that there's less incentive to build resilient systems,
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by mstade 8y ago
Depends on what city and country you're comparing with, and how you like to live. Scandinavia isn't cheap, but it's generally also value for money. I've used this tool in the past, and found it good to get a rough, gener
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by mstade 8y ago
You're not entirely wrong, but it's important to be careful as well because the immigration authorities in the nordics are bureaucratic monsters. There are many examples of people being deported because of a mistake entirely out o
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by mstade 8y ago
Unless the job is something that literally anyone could do I’d be very hesitant to accept an offer without an on-site interview or two.
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by mstade 8y ago
> These vary based on other factors of the offer. But I have them ready. And I stick to the second number. This. Finding a walkaway number is the most valuable lesson I’ve learned over the years. It must be a number you’re comfortable wi
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by mstade 8y ago
That will probably change in the next few years though, as they are planning to extend the blue line from Kungsträdgården out to Nacka. Central will still be Where most people hop off no doubt, but I’d expect traffic at Kungsträdgården to p
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by mstade 8y ago
That’s amazing! I’ve got the same combination on my luggage!
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by mstade 8y ago
You mean the information superhighway? ;o)
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by mstade 8y ago
Sure, life’s worth about $10M – makes sense. Till it’s your life.
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by mstade 8y ago
Why? The `data:` schema is already there and is well supported across platforms. All itty bitty does is take the base64 encoded fragment part of the URL and put it in an iframe, wrapping it in the `data:` scheme. No need to register anythin
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by mstade 8y ago
Right, for an app that makes sense but the use case I mentioned was really just pure data. A ticket is rarely more than a qr code or some other identifier, whose veracity is then checked t the point of reading. In an arena full of people it
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by mstade 8y ago
Unfortunately that comes with a bootstrapping problem: what if the first time you hit the link is when you aren't connected? If everything is embedded in the data URI and the link is in fact the data itself then it doesn't matter.
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by mstade 8y ago
If you want the whole UI around rendering the content, sure, but you don't need that – it's just an iframe that sets a `data:` URI anyway. The link can just as well be the data URI itself. It'd be a very long link for any non
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by mstade 8y ago
My mind immediately went to stuff like tickets. Can't say how many times I've gotten stuck having my ticket checked at a concert or on a train simply because there's no connectivity and the page is no longer in cache on my ph
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by mstade 8y ago
Clicking the launch simulator button took me to a pretty convincing scam page saying I’d won an iPhone X, only shipping needs to be paid. Of course, this is a scam since in the fine print it says you haven’t won anything and that by signing
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by mstade 8y ago
I can confirm this sport is excellent from a spectator standpoint. I also went to see some championship (I think) fights in London a few years ago and having never seen it before I was very skeptical. After the event however, I raved about
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by mstade 8y ago
To each their own! :o) Having lived several years in London, and experienced plenty more cities including NYC and San Francisco I’m more than ready for boring. Indeed, this is why my current home town is Stockholm because I kind of agree wi
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by mstade 8y ago
Speaking of Estonia, I was at their embassy in Stockholm last fall and they were pushing hard for Tallinn as the next European capital of tech. Nearly every conversation you had with them, regardless of topic, would somehow gravitate toward
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by mstade 8y ago
I don't think it can be entirely blamed on oneself or stagnant routines – making friends is a two way street, and I find more often than not the other party just isn't that interested. I tend to go out a lot on my own, and over th
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by mstade 8y ago
Unless her bosses traded on insider information I don’t think it is. I work for a bank and get training in this sort of stuff every three months, but I’m certainly no lawyer so don’t take my word for it – I may well be wrong.
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by mstade 8y ago
As much as I try not to reach for the tinfoil hat, I couldn’t help but think the same when reading this article...
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by mstade 8y ago
Ok, but that only tells you how to win it, not how or why it’s more prestigious than other gold medals. That’s the point of the parent I think, that prestige is part of humanity and not always easily defined.
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by mstade 8y ago
Yes, that's precisely it. It keeps going, but things start to clip in various ways, but mostly it's just white.

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