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by neuland 9y ago
What qualifies as a business record? Anecdotally from most company policies, it sounds like email qualifies.
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by neuland 9y ago
I've seen a lot of posts recently on event driven architectures. (ex. [0]) Even Redis is getting a kafkaesque stream data structure [1]. Does anyone know more about the downsides of these systems? I can imagine as they get bigger, ther
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by neuland 9y ago
Definitely true. It's a balancing act. Granted, that means that some people are going to think you're compromising too much on your ideals (or to little).
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by neuland 9y ago
Your right on a privacy front from an absolute perspective. But, it's almost certain that Google paid for this change. A stronger Mozilla (financially speaking) is good for privacy and free software. Also, normal users expect Google. S
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by neuland 9y ago
The same (concerns) can be said of other ways of life though. For example, I live in an area that used to be basically all farmland. Slowly but surely, city people have moved out and crowded out all the farmers. Those new suburbanites voted
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by neuland 9y ago
This is an interesting idea; it would certainly appeal to Bay Area NIMBYs. They find themselves in essentially the opposite position as what you describe. They are more organized and actually vote, despite being (presumably) vastly outnumbe
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by neuland 9y ago
I was surprised that this wasn't LGPL, which seems more suited. Granted it's GNU. So, they're going to do it their way.
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by neuland 9y ago
But, any indexing system you create won't work with the rec* tools. For example, `recsel` will not be any faster on large files. Not sure if they have indexing on the roadmap, but it does make sense to me for people that have adopted i
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by neuland 9y ago
Thanks! I was a bit dissapointed that only the older video link was working.
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by neuland 9y ago
Like someone else said, this is hosted (but there's a way to run it yourself). But, I don't see any pricing. Is that something they plan on adding later. Or, how do they plan to keep it online over time?
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by neuland 9y ago
Thanks for mentioning BamSEC.com. It looks way easier to use, even if it is a paid service.
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by neuland 9y ago
That's an interesting observation. This hasn't been my experience. I think it may partially also just be misunderstanding, though. There are obviously more than just 2 groups of students: those that get it with no studying and tho
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by neuland 9y ago
> The ones who are slower will teach the next batch of students Could you expand on the reasoning behind this? Presumably, they are not teaching material that they are still struggling with. Are they teaching the previous material, which
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by neuland 9y ago
Well, it does say "reallyhyped.com" not "reallyused.com". Joking aside, SQLite is on a ton of devices, yes. But that's primarily because it ships with OS's and is in lots of embedded devices. For web developmen
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by neuland 9y ago
From the release notes, it looks like this was mostly cleanup. The one interesting thing I see is the @asynccontextmanager decorator. from contextlib import asynccontextmanager @asynccontextmanager async def get_connection():
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by neuland 9y ago
This may be me suffering from Poe's law, but it seems to me that you are demonstrably worse off, even if the restaurant stayed open and you kept your job. Before the min-wage increase you could afford 2 lunch specials and now only 1.87
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by neuland 9y ago
It cost a lot of money, basically (AFAIK on the order of a million dollars to Celebrite). One funny outcome of the San Bernardino iPhone cracking debate was the Government double speak: To Apple ... > We only want to force you to build a
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by neuland 9y ago
There are people that want to buy telegraph service?
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by neuland 9y ago
Do you know what the reasoning would be for business interests to oppose allowing mixed (union/non-union) workplaces? Off the top of my head, I could see entrenched businesses that already have union workers (ie. big auto manufacturers
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by neuland 10y ago
IMO this is the crux of the argument between anti-union workers and pro-union workers. To benefit all parties, the most obvious solution is to get rid of the rule that requires unions to cover non-union workers. Then everyone can associate
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by neuland 10y ago
You explained this way better than I did. It's not the configuration that I had issues with. Rather, it's the triggers/rules. I think I even mentioned embedded JS or Lua in some other comment.
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by neuland 10y ago
The only part that made me comment was the rules definitions. I will gladly write key/value type config in JSON or YAML or whatever. But, writing the rules logic in it would be a big pain, because it is not easy to see what deeply nest
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by neuland 10y ago
Configuration for this, especially the hook rules definitions, would be better in some DSL rather than JSON. Trying to structure logic as JSON is very hard to read. Edit: if you aren't married to configuration in a file, you could even
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by neuland 10y ago
That's true. But, would you agree that there are very few conservatives in urban cores? For example, I used to live in Washington, DC. Trump got 4% of the vote.
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by neuland 10y ago
Another commenter mentioned that the Democrats are effectively the metropolitan party (and the "Clinton Archipelago" map [0] from this NYTimes article "Two Americas of 2016" [1] shows it fairly well). But, I think the ar
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by neuland 10y ago
But those advantages don't seem to be of interest to some segment of customers. So, there's clearly some issue with competition.
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by neuland 10y ago
whois $(dig +short yoursitehere.com) | grep -i 'Cloudflare' 1>/dev/null; if [[ $? -eq 1 ]]; then echo 'Didnt find CloudFlare'; else echo 'Found CloudFlare'; fi Not at a terminal now, but
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Ask HN: Learning C: Books, Tools, Community
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by neuland 10y ago
Well, I meant to leave the heavy things out of the HTML you send over to the browser and then inject them only if they can be loaded. So, yeah totally agree with you. Should have been clearer.
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by neuland 10y ago
This is an awesome way to interface with your calendar. But for me (on Safari 10 on a 2015 MacBook Pro), zooming (via scroll) was too slow (like, 1. do 2 finger scroll on trackpad; 2. wait 3 seconds for it to finish the animation 3. scroll

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