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Mail-in-a-Box helps individuals take back control of their email(github.com)
4 points by pkaeding 10y ago|1 comments
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by pkaeding 10y ago
Probably because in the cases being discussed, it is the police who have the guns, not the citizens. I don't think even the most hardcore gun control zealots are advocating for the American police to give up their guns (at least not th
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by pkaeding 10y ago
Do you have any other resources to point me toward describing how you would set something like this up in a cloud environment? Are there other tools better suited for cloud environments?
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by pkaeding 10y ago
Sounds like civil asset forfeiture to me...
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by pkaeding 10y ago
Sure, but if I can lease today's equipment for a short time, and then upgrade to tomorrow's equipment, and get the better performance, that might work out in my favor. I'm not out the full cost of the equipment today, needin
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by pkaeding 10y ago
I agree, such abuse should be called out. I also agree that the way this article is written makes me want to disagree with it (even though the message on the surface is a good one). It just sounds like "Just say no to rockstars!".
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by pkaeding 10y ago
Even if you plan to stay in your house long-term, buying the equipment outright risks getting stuck with outdated technology. It seems there have been a lot of advances lately in solar panel technology, so if you had bought panels a few yea
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App That Claims It Can Find Migrants Adrift in Ocean, Is Called Misleading(nytimes.com)
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Soon Your Doctor Will Check Your Tweets for Signs You're Depressed(fastcompany.com)
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H.R.5181 – Countering Foreign Propaganda and Disinformation Act of 2016(congress.gov)
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Elon Musk Suggests Possible Conspiracy Behind Tesla Model S Suspension Claims(thedrive.com)
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Computer Crash Wipes Out Years of Air Force Investigation Records(defenseone.com)
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Conservative political beliefs not linked to psychotic traits, as study claimed(retractionwatch.com)
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NAI Consumer Opt Out: Stop receiving tailored online ads(optout.networkadvertising.org)
1 points by pkaeding 10y ago|0 comments
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The truth about the Hillary Clinton Google conspiracy theory – Jun. 10, 2016(money.cnn.com)
4 points by pkaeding 10y ago|3 comments
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Experimental installer for getting apps running quickly on DigitalOcean(github.com)
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Feature Toggles: App-Config Workflow Using SCM(paulhammant.com)
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What’s likely to happen with real estate in the SF Bay Area in next few years?(quora.com)
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by pkaeding 10y ago
> And there are even still some holdout users on old-style Gchat. I'm not sure if I'm one of those holdouts? I've been using gchat, mostly over XMPP (using adium), and sometimes in Gmail. I frequently search chat history i
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How to get a low-numbered username for your kid in the SF public library system(kaeding.name)
1 points by pkaeding 10y ago|0 comments
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Nasdaq rejects listing application by cannabis social network(finance.yahoo.com)
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by pkaeding 10y ago
The way LaunchDarkly does it is to hash the user key, along with the feature key. This way the same users aren't always included in the '10% set' for all features, but they are consistently in the 10% set for a single featur
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by pkaeding 10y ago
Yeah, I think if you mindlessly do anything, you're gonna have a bad time. Think of the cleanup branch as a running list of changes that you know you will need to make to remove the flag. Any future references to the flag should keep
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by pkaeding 10y ago
Yeah, I actually wrote about something similar recently (in the context of a database migration): http://blog.launchdarkly.com/feature-flagging-to-mitigate-ri...
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by pkaeding 10y ago
In my experience, there are a few different types of feature toggles. Some are permanent, and are useful for operational tasks, like putting an application into read-only mode, or disabling one service that is overloaded to prevent a cascad
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by pkaeding 10y ago
In canary launches, you might want to roll a new feature out to 10% of your users, then 20%, etc. Once it is released to 100% of your users, you might want to remove the check, since it is a no-op. I'm not aware of any authorization l
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by pkaeding 10y ago
Yes, this clarification is accurate. I was thinking of 'canary launch'-style releases, where you release the new thing to a small group, then a larger group, etc, until everyone is getting it, and you don't need the flag any
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by pkaeding 10y ago
You are right that the real world is always more complicated. However, I think the idea holds. If another dev needs to use the flag in another area of code, the flag cleanup branch should be maintained with this change. The point is not to
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by pkaeding 10y ago
Sure, use debt where appropriate (be it technical or financial). But be responsible with it, and manage it well.
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by pkaeding 10y ago
There shouldn't necessarily be any merge conflicts if you branch the cleanup branch off of your feature branch. So, it might look like this: -master---------------*--------------------*-- \-feature-branch---/

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