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631.
by phyzome 3y ago
I feel like this should be the next "...in mice".
632.
by phyzome 3y ago
My understanding was that most feed endpoints just sent the whole thing back each time, or nothing (304 Not Modified, when conditional headers are included). This allows server and CDN caching of the response.
633.
by phyzome 3y ago
"Expose" was the key word here. A ton of sites already have feeds and just don't make them easy to get to. It's honestly not hard. It's also a category error to compare RSS and social aggregators.
634.
by phyzome 3y ago
Other reply has good advice. But beyond that I'd advise 1) specifically using the Atom format, which is more likely to display correctly, and 2) just include the latest 10 posts.
635.
by phyzome 3y ago
Absolutely. In a move-and-edit situation, git will sometimes infer a rename and sometimes not, based on your local version of git, your settings, and the details of the edit. If inference fails, you may have a harder time resolving merge co
636.
by phyzome 3y ago
That does look considerably better than what I used to see.
637.
by phyzome 3y ago
Oh god, right. I largely switched to Kotlin in 2019 so I didn't get a lot of exposure to that, but your comment is bringing it all back...
638.
by phyzome 3y ago
This is about compile-time errors, not runtime errors.
639.
by phyzome 3y ago
It's sad to hear this is still an issue. For those who don't know, Clojure's error messages... aren't. They take the form of a stack trace from the compiler's internals, and that whole stack trace just gets barfed o
640.
by phyzome 3y ago
That's appalling. D-:
641.
by phyzome 3y ago
What you're describing has nothing to do with the number of servers and everything to do with the number of services . That's not scale, that's organizational sprawl.
642.
by phyzome 3y ago
Yeah, and this isn't a problem that interacts with scale. If you can patch 100 servers with an automated method you can patch 1,000,000 of them.
643.
by phyzome 3y ago
I know it's a tempting idea, but there are very good reasons we use wires suspended in air instead of burying them.
644.
by phyzome 3y ago
It's not going to cost 5-10x more to make the artistic design. And there are reasons beyond installation cost to avoid underground transmission -- maintenance is also way more expensive, and I believe it's also more fragile that w
645.
by phyzome 3y ago
Sounds more like a "you'll be warm for the rest of your life" situation. :-P
646.
by phyzome 3y ago
It has been a while, so I don't remember the exact details. In both cases, the symptoms were pain and paraesthesia in my hands and lower arm, although the locations might have been somewhat different. In one, the issue was that I was h
647.
by phyzome 3y ago
Apparently it can be configured with shapes instead. By the way, have you seen the Firefox extension "Let's Get Color Blind"? It can simulate colorblindness, but perhaps more importantly, it can Daltonize web pages on the fly
648.
by phyzome 3y ago
Better approach: Point out that a sound-separated space is a reasonable accommodation. That should do the trick.
649.
by phyzome 3y ago
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650.
by phyzome 3y ago
The two times I had RSI it actually turned out to be a postural issue. I never would have figured that out without going to physical therapists, who were able to figure it out in 15 minutes. They gave me specific instructions on how to hold
651.
by phyzome 3y ago
/me rolls dice to select an answer
652.
by phyzome 3y ago
Sounds very torrent-y.
653.
by phyzome 3y ago
Well, it certainly doesn't resonate with me, although I think I understand it well enough for these purposes. What I understand is that some Jews would be fine with it and some would not, and there would be endless argument among rab
654.
by phyzome 3y ago
For the sabbath issue, I'd say make the "extra" day an additional day of rest. That way you never go more than 6 days without one. It matches the spirit of the issue, no? But you would certainly never convince everyone. :-)
655.
by phyzome 3y ago
« The pathogens they carry include bacteria such as Clostridium difficile (C. diff), Salmonella, E. coli, and Leptospira. » Well, humans definitely carry at least three of those as well... « it is unclear how infectious the rats are to resi
656.
by phyzome 3y ago
I remember some claim that whois servers were doing this.
657.
by phyzome 3y ago
They did specify that this was the hard way. :-)
658.
by phyzome 3y ago
You seem to be implying that C now has a formal spec.
659.
by phyzome 3y ago
"And yet you participate in society. Curious!"
660.
by phyzome 3y ago
Having seen MongoDB in use in an enterprise context, I may have to disagree with you about its fitness for purpose there. :-/

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