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pscarey
8y ago
It's easy to make a (poor) copy of the product. It's hard to execute the idea, take market share, and capture customer revenue. Asana blogged this year about 50k organisations, 6 quarters accelerating growth [1]. Back in 2015 they
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8y ago
It'll be interesting to see where TS goes over the next couple of years. They seen to have a short roadmap. The proposed @types scaffolding seems interesting for solving issues with untyped libraries. Maybe the focus will be how do we
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9y ago
Go along to a wine tasting if you want to see the difference. It's much easier to notice and appreciate flavours side by side than with different meals. I'm not a massive wine drinker, but I really enjoyed several tastings in NZ,
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9y ago
I have a workable setup with Gitlab CI - my g1-small runner starts a preemptible vm on GCE with docker+machine, and using node: alpine & coreos its about 5-10s before its ready and running the ci job.
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9y ago
Why so much security focus on a non-internet connected PC, but so little focus on needing a non-internet connected (ever) printer? The printer is potentially an easier attack vector, and you've got to pass the funds into an electronic
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9y ago
It's not gobblygook, it's training at a serious level. Those levels correspond well with lactic acid levels in the blood, for various types of training. I've both rowed at a high level and done tech research work with an Olym
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9y ago
You can do everything you want with Firebase Remote Config, for free. Can even randomly pick out a % of any analytics audience you create.
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9y ago
BaseUp | Android + iOS, Frontend or Full Stack Developers | Sydney, NSW, Australia | ONSITE, INTERNS | https://www.baseup.com.au BaseUp has created a parking management platform for CBD buildings, which combines a web portal, mo
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9y ago
Surely the (already) observable relative difference is more important than what the car thinks it's speed is? Both cars might read 60mph and go at different speeds. Therefore I don't see much need for that to change. I think more
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9y ago
The website is unusable on mobile - too much animation pretty much killed Chrome and scrolling resulted in very gradual stuttering down through the pages segments.
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9y ago
I believe that most arguing over the internet doesnt qualify as debate, and consider it somewhat of a lost skill. Critical thinking/analysis is not undertaken by most people, particularly on the internet. Debate is a cornerstone of dem
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9y ago
I think you seriously underestimate the threat of a real fire - a mistake which a lot of people (rather sadly) make. People die in house fires because the do not wake up in time to get out - the place goes up pretty quickly, and smoke (+ po
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9y ago
It seems you've found the source of the obesity crisis!
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9y ago
Even better in Australia - A$100 limit on 'PayWave'/Contactless transactions. All you have to do is tap your card and wait a few seconds. UK has contactless, but lower limit and from my recent visit, seems to not be as common
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9y ago
Thanks for sharing that link. I found it quite an interesting read. (I much prefer Swift to ObjC after a conversion of about 10k lines in an iOS app). C style for loops come pretty early in most programming tutorials, but I wonder how much
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9y ago
"spanning 10,000+ VMs handling 100+ microservices" ?
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UK Conservatives Want Restrictions on Posting and Sharing Online
(independent.co.uk)
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I'm currently using Firebase at work (startup, mobile app, web dashboards), and I think it's got some great features. It's not a replacement for SQL, but an entirely different product (and has no doubt come a long way since V
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10y ago
With hot code pushing, you're deploying newly written code/functionality, post release (opening possibility of up MiTM attacks etc). With Remote Config you deploy the code, then decide what to show to users post release. This give
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AFAIK Remote Config is just a server side key value store with customisable values based on audiences (e.g. random 50% for A/B testing, all people from Country X). This means all behaviour changes will require code to be deployed in th