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by noway421 9y ago
This is dangerous. Instead of acquiring understanding, a tool like this lets the programmer just write the code which passes tests. Without the deep understanding of algorithm you can't write sufficiently full tests which assess progra
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by noway421 9y ago
More importantly: why s3 doesn't use wildcard ssl cert? I find it strange that they would queue DNS changes on a simple bucket provision.
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by noway421 9y ago
Who provides liquidity for bitcoin still? With all that growth, everyone would only want to hold.
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by noway421 9y ago
At this point, apart from investor's demand, what bitcoin is backed by? Did those numerous ICOs actually help to make the market cap sustainable?
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by noway421 9y ago
Secret management, yes! Secret management + Automatic Deployments + Cronjobs + Lets encrypt management is what I'm really looking for. It could be solved on Amazon: codepipeline + ECS + lambda + route53 (although no let's encrypt
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by noway421 9y ago
I'm fascinated how far we can take SaaS solutions to build something you would usually deploy on PaaS before (i.e. a CMS). While a slightly unrelated question, I was wondering: is there a PaaS platform which really replaces AWS ec2 ins
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by noway421 9y ago
Does the binary size matter? Memory footprint is more important. There's always PyQt which works cross platform
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Buying tbh was pretty cheap, and that was an app from the top of app store. They don't have to do that often. Say they would do that five times a year, that's 500m per year. That's even less than google is paying to other ser
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by noway421 9y ago
When gatekeepers are corporate bosses or financiers it's fine, the most they can do is to say no. In case of state and authority, there's much more power imbalance. If something goes wrong, or entrepreneur falls out of favour of a
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by noway421 9y ago
Ministry of Truth as a Service, now that's something google can get behind! Either way, this factbook would greatly improve Siri, Cortana and the google counterpart.
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by noway421 9y ago
Agree with you. It actually not boolean though: -1 = "Hard to categorize" 1 = "False" 2 = "Mostly false" 3 = "Half true" 4 = "Mostly true" 5 = "True" What it doesn't have thou
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by noway421 9y ago
Don't they use Xen?
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by noway421 9y ago
many text editors have that feature, while might be not that widely used or useful, it's still ported and implemented in many of them
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by noway421 9y ago
usually blockers like ghostly and ublock/adblock are doing that, but modifying xhr in runtime is interesting idea!
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by noway421 9y ago
First and last name at least needed for meet the email protocol. Emails shouldn't be addressed to handles/nicknames
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>-p thank you!!
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by noway421 9y ago
Work in progress branch can't be named the same as final branch. That's inconvenient. reseting back based on reflog is more straightforward in terms of preparation.
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by noway421 9y ago
Comparing rate of change and a cumulative quantity is some special kind of evil
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by noway421 9y ago
Tried it several months and left unimpressed. While by what the product aspires to be, it could be the IDE for command line, it's far from that. The only difference is essentially autocomplete, which is not intelligent (and probably ca
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by noway421 9y ago
Interestingly, isn't that the whole runway that they've got left?
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by noway421 9y ago
This became a thing lately: https://developers.google.com/web/updates/2016/04/credential...
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by noway421 9y ago
With .test thrown around a lot, would there be any complementary support from browser vendors for that TLD to be specifically a development tld? localhost is recognised to be one by chrome for example, that's the only domain where html
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by noway421 9y ago
I opened 70mb file on a macbook air the other day, and apart from around 7 sec loading time, i didn't notice that it is any more than a 100 kb just by the UI feel. Really great job.
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by noway421 9y ago
Like an X Server for the DOM? While interesting, that means that every communication would need to be tranfered to the server and there'd be no instant one-frame actions. That fits a limited set of UIs. And would lag with substantial n
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by noway421 9y ago
>Downloading embedded web browser Is it used only for authethication? Can a native web view used anyhow (electrino)?
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by noway421 9y ago
maybe there was no way to save and transfer the pin from one place of the system to another, and the only way to do it is to guess on the other side by timestamp. pretty hacky implementation but oh well
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by noway421 9y ago
> what's the most popular kind of wood right now? Exactly. We're putting together a team to make a sink using it. In the second phase we will use wood to build a toilet. Interested? that's actually kinda fun!
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by noway421 9y ago
AFAIK nginx unit would still require to have an nginx in front, so they are in different weight category with openresty. It looks like it's more of a replacement to good old NGINX+Apache set up where there would be mod_php, mod_cgi, mo
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by noway421 9y ago
This type of question is indication that NGINX Inc. salesmen did fail horribly to conceive of what the product actually is in layman engineering terms. Too much buzzword compliance.
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rsync && ssh target -t 'cd ~/app/; ...' and it's a one-liner.

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