oelmekki

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by oelmekki 12y ago
ENV propagation to unwanted targets is a legit point. Our most common crash report scenario is the airbrake gem sending crash reports from our rails app to errbit. I can confirm airbrake gem does not post any sensible env data. Of course, t
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by oelmekki 12y ago
And the missing introductory question is : "why should linux aims on world domination ?".
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by oelmekki 12y ago
So, it's only uberpop that is banned, and one can still use uberX ?
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Dogecoin Turns a Year Old(newsbtc.com)
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by oelmekki 12y ago
Nice idea to leverage twitter's starred items. Do you plan to support other social services ?
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by oelmekki 12y ago
Yeah, my first reaction was the same, mentioning them in the top of article while mentioning all other contributors as a note in last paragraph felt like wanting to take all credit. But then I saw it was published on a ".de" websi
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by oelmekki 12y ago
> Pop has become a massive historical experiment in perceptual psychology. The most popular bands can literally fill a stadium - something common practice music has never done. > While that doesn't mean pop is better in some abso
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by oelmekki 12y ago
What if an employee does not reply ? Is there a timeout that gets the digest sent anyway ?
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by oelmekki 12y ago
That's why I always answer them as soon as I have some time. Lot of fun. And now I realize, it's been a few months since I didn't get one of those mails.
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by oelmekki 12y ago
Could that be acqui-hire dodging ? As mentioned, twitch is a very central part of esport community. But in the same time, it might not have enough credibility on "mainstream" startup world. I wonder if google was interested in twi
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by oelmekki 12y ago
Sounds to me like a language targeted at novice developers (and I suppose with that author means people with no programming background) should add a very strong emphasis on simulations and notifications. Won't it be ok that program cra
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by oelmekki 12y ago
Good idea for the fake delete column. I've always seen non rollback-able column removal migrations as something we just have to do with, this totally solves the problem. As for when is the good time to actually remove the column, I thi
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by oelmekki 12y ago
Ok, I see. It's actually stating strong hypothesis rather than being a weak study. Thanks.
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by oelmekki 12y ago
Isn't it a problem ? I'm only looking this field from far, as public interest does, but I kind of remember reading brain can actually reorganize so that impaired zone's functionality are transferred to other ones, to compensa
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by oelmekki 12y ago
I use kde for the same reasons than you (programming and sysadmin), and I'm a big fan actually. I don't use activities, dolphin, konsole, kate, nepomuk, etc. I just don't care about all of this, my kde environment basically c
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by oelmekki 12y ago
And for social context too, this roughness is probably mandatory in a country where it's so easy to buy weapons : they never know what they will face (I'm not defending them either).
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by oelmekki 12y ago
Oh, you're right. I should have tried it before commenting :)
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by oelmekki 12y ago
Provided everyone use the same tab width :)
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by oelmekki 12y ago
While I use 2 spaces in all my code because that's the winning convention in languages / frameworks I use, I've always felt tabs were a superior option, most notably because everyone can set tab width to what he likes, so you
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by oelmekki 12y ago
It seems to be, as far as I understand. If that's actually the case, how do you handle the case where someone read a new mail (and thus, mark it as read) before app processed it ?
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by oelmekki 12y ago
Well, for the sake of theory, it's a good thing to think about what the most powerful person in the bitcoin ecosystem could do bad. But please, don't stop here. What the most powerful political leader in your country could do bad
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by oelmekki 12y ago
> it is more natural to say "if current_user" than "if current_user.name != 'Guest'". It is even more natural to say `if signed_in?` :) Devise provides such a method that checks for effective auth in warden,
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by oelmekki 12y ago
Isn't the problem here to absolutely want to manipulate a struct for the update ? What about a method like that ? func ( rep Repository ) Update( map[string]interface{} )
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by oelmekki 12y ago
Exactly. An other reason could be it's a main entry point for code execution, a class that only purpose is the glue others. In that case, having a lot of mocks is a code smell pointing that you should probably test this on the integrat
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by oelmekki 12y ago
That comment is brilliant, thanks for contributing it. You'll probably have to ensure it applies sequentially too, at least to be sure As and Bs are stable in their matching, but it seems to me an elegant solution for the problem (not
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by oelmekki 12y ago
Can't cups be of any use, here ?
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by oelmekki 12y ago
> The time you spend writing a simple "network configuration file must exist" is way less than you'd spend trying to read a stack trace when your application crashes with "filenotfound: foo.json". Well, stacktrac
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by oelmekki 12y ago
> Go is not intended to be a fast and loose "bang it out in an afternoon" language I was hoping for nothing that extreme :) But this is something I have to consider. I'm cto, in my company, and the "how much time to b
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by oelmekki 12y ago
Forcing you to think about your errors is a good point, there's nothing more painful than discovering that an exception is thrown on production. I still feel it's getting in the way of the "Go allows you to be more productive
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by oelmekki 12y ago
> To ignore errors in Go you need to explicitly ignore them because most functions return error. What. If user has to write something explicitly, then it's not a default. That's pretty much the definition of "default"

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