rockymadden

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   by rockymadden 8y ago

   Where our roots reside and the high quality of life in our area. Once we began a family, this became all the more important and added in the desire for stability for our children. It was these choices, combined with living well outside an h
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   by rockymadden 8y ago

   I made a minimal bash CLI for transfer.sh, since I regularly interact with it. Nothing you couldn't do by hand, but it makes it easier to do some operations. Uploading directories, encryption/decryption, piping, etc. https:/
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   by rockymadden 8y ago

   Love this thread and the books mentioned. Folks might also enjoy “We are Legion” by Dennis Taylor: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/32109569
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   by rockymadden 8y ago

   Agreed, and for this reason I use Lumen: https://github.com/anishathalye/lumen
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   by rockymadden 9y ago

   I love that idea! I think you could use the anonymous gist API. Have the tool output to stdout/pbcopy the gist URL that was created upon encrypt and similarly have it accept a gist URL to decrypt. Nothing to send on either side beyond
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   by rockymadden 9y ago

   I did something similar where you could send GitHubers encrypted messages only they could decrypt via their SSH public key that GitHub makes available: https://github.com/rockymadden/github-crypt
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   by rockymadden 9y ago

   This does exist: https://github.com/fluture-js/Fluture/blob/master/README.md#... Future.of(0).promise().then(console.log);
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   by rockymadden 9y ago

   For those looking for monadic Promises, I’d suggest taking a look at Fluture ( https://github.com/fluture-js/Fluture ). It’s a wonderful library and with do-notation, ability to work with callbacks, nodebacks, and Promis