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oelmekki
11y ago
Actually, I was surprised you were surprised :) I always wear my watch while sleeping, never seen a problem in that. But then I realized in other comments that you were not alone in that. My bet: people who remove their watch for sleeping a
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oelmekki
11y ago
Mootools is not an ancestor of jQuery, it actually was released after jQuery (by a few days). From what I recall, the success of jQuery was not because it allowed to do more things. It was mainly because developers by then considered javasc
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oelmekki
11y ago
Didn't think about the "global freezing" of cards in the same bank - indeed, one more problem. The diversity could indeed be a great point for cryptocurrencies. I don't know if it's the same everywhere, but here in
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oelmekki
11y ago
Oh, I see. We've been wondering about that with a friend for a while, without finding the answer anywhere. We assumed it was to allow people to react in case of fraud, being less active on week-end. Thanks for sharing!
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oelmekki
11y ago
Totally, I don't see it either as being as game changing as it's often mentioned. The main reason I'm interested in cryptocurrencies is because I tend to view current banking system for individuals as a problem more than a so
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oelmekki
11y ago
That's the whole challenge for cryptocurrencies :) (although, not really related to the current issues discussed in the article) For the sake of providing hypothesis, I can see one reason for which it could help. I've watched doge
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oelmekki
11y ago
Yep, by altcoin, I mean variants like litecoin, dogecoin, etc (there are already tons of them). Indeed, this will become an exchange problem, especially since it's already difficult to get merchants to allow bitcoin payments. But that&
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oelmekki
11y ago
There is something the article seems not to point out: this looks like a failure if bitcoin is the dominant cryptocurrency, but all those conclusions seem to tend toward a success in a ecosystem of altcoins. If the problem of bitcoin is pur
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oelmekki
11y ago
I remember a time when opera was supposed to be the browser that implemented web standards the most accurately and completely. What happened? Are they now lagging, or is it just they chose not to support some standards in opera mini for tho
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oelmekki
11y ago
Why won't people get PH is firstly about curation? This is the point of Ryan in this article, and nobody seems to get it. PH is not made so you can promote your startup, it's made so that product loving people discover new cool st
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oelmekki
11y ago
Hate everywhere, for a change... I don't get why people think PH owes them in any way. Yes, it's all about curation. But yes, anyone could post there, provided they have a good product and they socialize a bit. And this is what th
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oelmekki
11y ago
HN uses javascript for upvotes. Also, HN is not "the web".
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oelmekki
11y ago
I get your point, but the same argument could be made to say we should avoid having computers, or at least avoid connecting them to a network :) (any hardware or software company could be sold to bad people who will find clever ways not to
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oelmekki
11y ago
> more often than not, the extensions are also embedding third-party scripts which are gathering all your browser traffic. As someone who writes a lot of chrome extensions, I find that annoying, not to mention a bit insulting. Please pro
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oelmekki
11y ago
Thanks Russian friends. Please don't waste it on dropping them on other targets than ISIS.
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oelmekki
11y ago
I'm surprised seeing Kik in there. I remember seeing it years ago (like, really long ago), and thought it never took off. Do you have any idea how they managed to acquire a teenager user base?
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oelmekki
11y ago
Oh wow, that's awesome. I'm sold :) Thanks! Edit: btw, you should probably advertise this more on the home page, I'm pretty sure zero downtime is a big no go for many when it comes to docker-compose, especially rails users us
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oelmekki
11y ago
The biggest feature I'm missing in docker-compose is the ability to do zero downtime deployment (spawning a new container for a service while maintaining the old one up until the new one is ready would be enough). Does Kontena allow th
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oelmekki
11y ago
Sounds reasonable :) We too often build restrictions before even being sure we actually need them.
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oelmekki
11y ago
That can be fun :) How do you plan to moderate it?
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oelmekki
11y ago
My developer has just shown me this. My first reaction was saying we already have that in our rails project using `rake notes`. As he mentioned, the rake task is very slow, though. It will also ignore a lot of our code which is not rails sp
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oelmekki
12y ago
I have mixed feelings about this article. In one hand, this is a good thing that journalists are investigating leaks. This is a lot of data, and regular citizen can not take the time for analyzing it all. That's quite what we expect fr
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oelmekki
12y ago
> You are a neutral male human Monk. No way, I only play wizard and tourist! Please let us roll our character as standard nethack :) Very impress beside that, no need to check anymore if my last system has it installed before going on v
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oelmekki
12y ago
> I'm quick to write off people and I won't apologize for it. I have better things to do with my time than to give everyone the same amount of time and respect. Well, if a comment/post doesn't deserve your respect, wh
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oelmekki
12y ago
Very nice! This will make lawmaking in France somewhat more understandable, and not something we hear reported now and then when it's deemed newsworthy. One thing that is not mentioned though : will it autoupdate? And if yes, at which
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oelmekki
12y ago
Nice, I didn't know one could have multiple urls for the same remote. This post does not specify what happen on a `git fetch all`. I suppose it takes the first one, and you have to specify other remote entries if you want to pinpoint t
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oelmekki
12y ago
The fallback repos is used as often as its name suggest :) We do not use github only for issues and PRs, though, but also with repos hooks : pushing to a branch trigger a build on our CI, which then deploy our staging env if successful. Of
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oelmekki
12y ago
And what when your own server hosting repos is down ? The problem is not having a third-party host, it's having no redundancy. We use this, in our capistrano tasks : set :repository, ( ENV[ 'FALLBACK' ] ? fallback_url
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oelmekki
12y ago
We use this in our app, and it has been a real time saver. No excuse to be outdated anymore :)
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oelmekki
12y ago
Being a french that always do EN and FR multi locale websites, I'm quite surprise of this question :) The french text is almost always longer than english one. Not sure if it's about word count, though. Also, something very common
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