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by porker 9y ago
Putting together this list made me realise how much is not just language, but language + framework / language + architectural pattern. * Ruby (coupled very strongly with Rails). Around 2007 in particular * JavaScript when nodejs starte
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by porker 9y ago
Lack of libraries is a valid reason for preferring another language. But, when Go came out, there were no libraries. And it didn't get so much bad press.
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by porker 9y ago
The reaction here makes me look very positively on Dartlang. At least it hasn't got the fanboy "sun shines out of my new programming language" problem.
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Announcing Dart 2: Optimized for Client-Side Development(medium.com)
2 points by porker 9y ago|1 comments
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by porker 9y ago
I don't understand how his use of Traefik gets round the SSL pain point? > Using SSL/TLS certificates > The next pain point is using SSL/TLS certificates. Actually, let’s call them what they are: x509 certificates. Each
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Why Fastly's SSL is expensive(community.fastly.com)
1 points by porker 9y ago|0 comments
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by porker 9y ago
Oh that's nice - a kit with ready coded components that aren't just images (like far too many on theme marketplaces). Yes people do want to collaborate on things like this. I'd also like collaboration on a page/email bui
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by porker 9y ago
Bring it on!
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by porker 9y ago
> Read this to see more from the small company side and how much of a mess it is: > https://www.brentozar.com/archive/2017/12/gdpr-stopped-selli... I read his post, and wonder if the 'attorneys&#x2
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by porker 9y ago
And a number of false-but-believable tweets by people, I presume for the attention. E.g. "Harbor X is emptying", or "Wave now 60ft high!"
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by porker 9y ago
Thanks. I hadn't realised that these pages would exclude the coast of Canada either, and they'd have their own site. https://weather.gc.ca/warnings/index_e.html
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by porker 9y ago
Do you know why these reports mention Hawaii, rather than (say) Vancouver and other coastal cities nearer to the epicenter, where I would imagine a tsunami would reach first?
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by porker 9y ago
> (parsing json, making screenshot then ocr to get position of text, even fasttext !) Really interested to hear how you use fasttext for this?
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by porker 9y ago
Did you reply to the correct comment? Because nowhere do I say I'm nostalgic or it was a panacea. I don't remember HTML 3.2 being such a problem (I wasn't around for HTML 2.0) because either people didn't do such complex
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by porker 9y ago
That was fine when (X)HTML was about semantics, but once it got used for presentation too, the contract was broken. I scrape a few sites (due to the lack of RSS feeds and the desire of UK organisations to treat Facebook pages as their &#x27
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by porker 9y ago
How do other databases such as MS-SQL handle this?
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by porker 9y ago
Is this a new version, or the same bookmarklet we've had for years?
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by porker 9y ago
> I think lot of people don't even try to read the official doc and just look for a work-out-of-the-box conf to copy/paste. Probably because they think it's not worth it learning a tool you configure one time and never tou
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by porker 9y ago
Same. I like Putty's graphical session manager; on OSX and Linux I don't want to fiddle with ~/.ssh/config. The lock-in with Putty is annoying though, being able to export all configured sessions to a .ssh/config fi
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by porker 9y ago
> Linking GPL code to incompatible code is against the license terms and since you can't copy/distribute the code without a license you violate copyright if you distribute that code. Nobody, not even the FSF, believes that this
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by porker 9y ago
I don't get the love for Laravel. Things like validation, specifying validators in strings like it's 2003 grate with me. Symfony's a pain in the butt for over-engineering things (DataTransformers are a good place to start) bu
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UK class action accuses Google of unlawfully harvesting personal data(theguardian.com)
14 points by porker 9y ago|1 comments
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by porker 9y ago
Sorry about the title butchery, it was 9 characters too long.
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The Complete Moral Bankruptcy of Manipulating Psychology Turn Users to Addicts(hackernoon.com)
15 points by porker 9y ago|2 comments
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by porker 9y ago
> For me, now, MVC and CRUD style applications look like really odd anti-patterns. I'm amazed we got as far as we have with them. MVC I can understand but how does the unified log pattern/event sourcing help with (or replace) t
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by porker 9y ago
> I'm personally a little annoyed at PG's efforts to turn SQL into half an OO programming language (see http://ledgersmbdev.blogspot.com/2012/08/postgresql-or-model... . for examples) I read that link
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by porker 9y ago
> - upload speed is really bad from Europe (might be purely due to distance). Tried uploading one TB (@1.25MB/s), did around 25GB per day That's really useful to know. I am looking to switch from Amazon Cloud Drive for my cloud
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The Rise and Nature of Alternative Work Arrangements in the US, 1995-2015 (2016) [pdf](dataspace.princeton.edu)
2 points by porker 9y ago|0 comments
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by porker 9y ago
WebPageTest.org result: https://www.webpagetest.org/result/171024_AW_97ca0329c0a7e7d... I am impressed how fast it loads, despite it being over 3.5MB.
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Why does one Nginx worker take all the load?(blog.cloudflare.com)
164 points by porker 9y ago|49 comments

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