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by porker 7y ago
Shame it's Mac only as it looks exceptionally good. Would love to use on Windows.
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by porker 7y ago
> Is MacOS this popular in the Web frontend crowd? Yes, and seemingly in the web backend crowd too (Ruby, PHP, Python but not as much AFAICT). If you go to a web conference and don't pull out a Mac, you do get comments and/or q
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by porker 7y ago
> Look at what ARM has gone through in the last months. What has it gone through? I haven't seen any news stories specifically about this.
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Object Storage – Linode(linode.com)
9 points by porker 7y ago|3 comments
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by porker 7y ago
Stick with whatever you know and are comfortable with.
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by porker 7y ago
If the database is the primary source of data, how do you get the data from there into the log-based replication method? I assumed the OP meant you'd write to Kafka, and the messages would be processed twice: once to write to the DB, a
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by porker 7y ago
Can I delete attachments in GMail without deleting the email? Googling gives a few potential ways involving the IMAP interface, but nothing straightforward.
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by porker 7y ago
Thanks for the introduction to Dank. First time I've seen it and I like the look of it. Particularly the 'f' shape. What's the closest free font you've seen to it? As it's so different from my usual monospace f
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by porker 7y ago
This has a nice UI. It reminds me of Kantu (now https://ui.vision/ ) which I've used with varying degrees of success. That works by recording Selenium scripts; is Spider Pro entirely custom?
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by porker 7y ago
What is RWLS in this context please?
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by porker 7y ago
Yep. So long as they had an agreed max-size of the header, as I don't want to have kilobytes of text added. And an ethical ads policy. "Brought to you by $Hate_Speech_Provider" would be a bummer.
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by porker 7y ago
Very nice, thank you
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by porker 7y ago
OK this is awesome! Thanks for sharing, it fits my nerd-brain like a glove. Wish it would generalise to everything in life like my own spreadsheets (I say that as a compulsive data-collector)
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Darknet hosting provider in underground NATO bunker busted(nakedsecurity.sophos.com)
1 points by porker 7y ago|0 comments
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by porker 7y ago
If it works well (I didn't test the generated emails) sell a license for us to download it and embed into our SaaS offerings. I don't want to use an ad-monitized service to host it; cater for the SaaS firms who don't want to
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by porker 7y ago
Deploy to multiple datacentres round the world, and always route an app user to the same one? But then you've got distributed databases to contend with (if required - or slow lookups against a central one). I'd like to think Edge
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by porker 7y ago
Poorly according to some of the demos/experiments I've tried, which AFAICT were running on the US West Coast (I'm in the UK). For some stuff this will matter (the test was a game, which isn't what I'd use LiveView f
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by porker 7y ago
> From our point of view, a card where we could use our USD and EUR balance to make USD/EUR payments would be one of the biggest pulls if possible. I think recurring USD charges for UK based businesses are probably quite prevalent.
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The Iceberg of React Hooks(medium.com)
18 points by porker 7y ago|0 comments
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by porker 7y ago
How do you change everything on a system to use JSON format? My syslog (Debian) is filled with text-line entries, and I've not seen a setting to change this.
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by porker 7y ago
These look awesome! Great work on the reading experience as well as the code experience, something Jupyter notebooks lack.
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by porker 7y ago
> I love Rust, but my "node_modules" in Rust is absolutely huge. Why does Rust need a node_modules folder?
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by porker 7y ago
If you don't blog, Medium. Or even a detailed gist. And then share it around - even on the php.internals mailing list if you're feeling brave (but wear a fire-retardant suit when you do)
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by porker 7y ago
> At first I was really put off by the language, I had never seriously worked with either web languages or languages that used dynamic typing. So many things seemed strange, dated, or even just plain wrong. Did you keep a list of these t
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by porker 7y ago
Pleased to hear it. My LinkedIn recruiters top out £60-£85k. Consulting is definitely lucrative.
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by porker 7y ago
In which verticals / with which tech stacks?
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by porker 7y ago
Sources: Tech recruiters in London Contacts at a bank Twitter exchanges with other developers in the capital (including ex-AWS staff) GDS ex-staff
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by porker 7y ago
They could save a substantial amount of the salaries by offshoring their technical team. Even to the UK, where tech salaries top out around $100k.
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by porker 7y ago
> I don't use MySQL, but I've heard it's not nearly as bad as it once was. MySQL 5.7+ is decent. Where it loses out to PostgreSQL is the lack of plugins/extensions. PostgreSQL is extensible in ways MySQL users can onl
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by porker 7y ago
I don't think I've ever heard anyone say London density is bad. London _sprawl_ is bad, and one problem is how low density London actually is. More density would mean more housing available near the centre.

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