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by porker 10y ago
I've been thinking about licensing recently, in the context of package managers. How can you allow people to install and update commercial packages, without the problem that anyone can use any key? I'm thinking particularly in ter
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by porker 10y ago
> The Windows terminal is utter garbage, and I've not found a decent one I install http://cmder.net/ on every Windows machine. Makes my life more pleasant
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by porker 10y ago
And that is the reason I've steered clear of the ecommerce platform space. I value having a life.
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by porker 10y ago
Not a site, but what I've seen that looks really interesting is LiteSpeed's LiteMadge Cache: https://www.litespeedtech.com/solutions/magento-acceleration . Not used, only seen and wanted to understand how it w
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by porker 10y ago
> Most of my code now is structured as tables, which greatly simplifies many transformations. There is no pressing need for typing tables, and anyway most of these type systems really suck at "tables transformation algebra". Wh
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by porker 10y ago
It's a shame that HHVM has so many compatibility issues compared to PHP7, as I would love to be able to use Hack.
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by porker 10y ago
Anyone used GitKraken? https://www.gitkraken.com/ The interface looks good but not tested since it's an Electron app and I'm pushing my RAM most of the time anyhow (I'm looking at you, Slack). Interactive reb
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by porker 10y ago
Great idea! But how does one make a virtual implementation of time/scheduler?
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by porker 10y ago
> if your event streams contain mostly CRUD (possibly ANY) then you're most likely applying it incorrectly. Its not just a version history of your data. Thanks for that. I'd made that mistake: I have a system which now needs to
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by porker 10y ago
Is there a source of lifetime costs (financial and environmental) for nuclear, compared to other fuels? I only remember the data from university over 18 years ago, when both nuclear and hydro came out very poorly on emissions (due to the co
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by porker 10y ago
> military special operations: Nothing comes close to the [...] ability to mitigate "interpersonal friction" that those guys have, IMO. Any training material, courses or books on this? I need to improve my handling of "int
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by porker 10y ago
> Stirling engines I'd like to see these more widely used. I keep an eye on http://cyclonepower.com/ (who use the Rankine cycle) but nothing ever seems to come of it.
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by porker 10y ago
Upvoting you for that. I've noticed a change too; it's reduced the amount I comment.
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Julia 0.5.0 released(raw.githubusercontent.com)
2 points by porker 10y ago|0 comments
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Accenture to unveil blockchain editing technique(ft.com)
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Optimizely removes free plan(optimizely.com)
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by porker 10y ago
Hacker News Highlights, the Alan Kay edition: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11836832
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Hysteria and hypocrisy in the war on mediocrity(ft.com)
1 points by porker 10y ago|0 comments
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by porker 10y ago
> I think that not only we would have self-driving cars, they'd be working much more reliably than proposed solutions of today, and would utilize some pretty clever analog-driven methods. More info please?
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by porker 10y ago
> Perhaps you should chip in some time or dollars to help maintain a release version. The great thing about open source is that if you care enough, you can help yourself (either directly through code maintenance or indirectly via funding
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by porker 10y ago
I was trying to find something that could send a small message via Wifi when a toilet door was locked/opened; and could be powered by the lock motion or harvested energy. I failed.
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ExtractData(extractdata.club)
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by porker 10y ago
If you count the Financial Times as mainstream, yes.
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by porker 10y ago
Doesn't this work only for an append-only structure? If I'm updating existing records, and the MySQL master at Site A gets updated, then goes down before Site B is updated.. I've got an inconsistent setup. Been thinking about
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by porker 10y ago
> I've recently formalized the process with a support center, ticketing system, and community based support. What system(s) did you choose for these? I have a small side project and finding support software that doesn't suck or
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by porker 10y ago
> Include your own payment processor and accept payments on their behalf What's the benefit to the customer (and you) of this, vs letting them plug in their own Stripe account credentials (and handle chargebacks etc themselves)? I h
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by porker 10y ago
I'd not seen the Scaleway hosting/VPS range before, so thanks for pointing to Online.net. How does OVH compare to the above two?
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Introducing our new 1Password subscription service – get 6 months free(blog.agilebits.com)
1 points by porker 10y ago|0 comments
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Facebook takes aim at ad blockers(ft.com)
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Women without appendix 'more fertile'(bbc.co.uk)
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