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by saintfiends 11y ago
That's a nice and easy setup. Is there a similar product for wall switches/plates?
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by saintfiends 11y ago
Same thing happened to me. Card got expired but they wouldn't let us add a new card (or payment method as they call it) because the account was in some invalid state. When asked what it was, they couldn't give the details due to l
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by saintfiends 11y ago
Exactly. What if amazon decides to close your account, because you know.. they can. Now you're pretty much screwed. With traditional VPS you just point ansible/salt/puppet to new servers and you're good to go.
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by saintfiends 11y ago
1. I don't understand what you mean by "They don't have anything to do with the compiler" https://golang.org/cmd/gc/#hdr-Compiler_Directives 2. I could keep adding syntax support as they come a
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by saintfiends 11y ago
Partially agreed. Directives should be visually distinct from comments and syntax should be formally defined such that compilers, code generators, editors and IDE's can use them consistently.
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by saintfiends 11y ago
This is more or less the same issue https://github.com/kivy/kivy/issues/3234 I have since removed everything I setup, but I'll try to setup as I did before and give a complete log.
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by saintfiends 11y ago
I also did give a try after I saw a post here on HN about a new release. I wasn't very happy with it. There were many bugs that's a complete mess to get started with. I tried the example on their documentation and got it running o
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by saintfiends 11y ago
Slightly OT, but is there such a tool (to store secrets securely and accessibly) for personal use that runs well with Linux and can be easily moved around (portable).
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by saintfiends 11y ago
I had this bookmarked https://code.google.com/p/gofy . But it's pre Go 1.0. I wish someone would port this to recent a version.
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by saintfiends 11y ago
I was very excited when I read the headline. I thought someone wrote an OS kernel in Go. Which is something I would like to see.
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Announcing the RethinkDB 2.0 release candidate(rethinkdb.com)
34 points by saintfiends 12y ago|8 comments
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by saintfiends 12y ago
I'm sorry if I'm not understanding correctly, but how would setting tax on accounts help?. Taxes may differ depending on the item. - I would suggest to add support for fixed value taxes along with percentages. - Items need to have
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by saintfiends 12y ago
Had a quick look and I can't seem to find anything related to managing taxes. Even in the `entry_lines` I can't seem to find a way to store tax amounts. Am I missing something?
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by saintfiends 12y ago
From the looks of it I assume they are using HTTP/1.x as the communication protocol. I've always wondered why most use HTTP for micro-services instead of JSON-RPC (or any other encoding) over a TCP/IP socket. What are the ben
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by saintfiends 12y ago
The only reason I don't use Martini is because it uses reflection and there is no way around it. I like your approach.
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by saintfiends 13y ago
Maldives National Defense Force (MNDF) said there was no indication of MH370. http://www.mndf.gov.mv/mndf/English/News.php?newsid=1186
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Is pee-power really possible?(bbc.com)
1 points by saintfiends 13y ago|0 comments
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by saintfiends 13y ago
If this is the kind of criticism Angular JS gets, I like Angular JS a lot more.
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by saintfiends 13y ago
This maybe slightly OT, but could someone explain what etcd does?. CoreOS hosts containers and an etcd instance run on host (master) and on each container. Is that it? Let's say I'm on on a VPS and I'm running multiple instan
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by saintfiends 13y ago
We did something similar at work. We had to poll for changes in a table. So instead of polling the tables we added triggers to insert events to a MEMORY table and polled that table. It performs good enough for us.
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by saintfiends 13y ago
Wrong link for ReQL, for anyone checking. ReQL reference is here: http://rethinkdb.com/api/javascript/
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by saintfiends 13y ago
I wonder how it compares with RethinkDB?
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by saintfiends 14y ago
If only lambda's allowed statements :(. >>>mymap = [ lambda args: raise IndexError, lambda args: (0, args[0], 1), lambda args: (args[0], args[1], 1), lambda args: a
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by saintfiends 14y ago
Back in the days I used to do this. I would stay up better part of the night adding random people to MSN or ICQ and sending the Trojan saying it was my picture. So before sending it I would describe myself as someone they'd want to see, to
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by saintfiends 14y ago
Given the examples in the paper and how old it is, I wonder what would be an elegant way to do it today with the available tools.
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Web Caching with Consistent Hashing(www8.org)
1 points by saintfiends 14y ago|0 comments
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by saintfiends 14y ago
or just: set(tweet.split()) & set(wordlist)
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by saintfiends 14y ago
As someone who literally started using tornado a few days back, I can completely agree about the minimum fuss part. Though documentation is a little sparse atm, it has a fairly small code base. I was a little surprised it didn't come with a
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by saintfiends 14y ago
Could you elaborate a better first step?
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by saintfiends 14y ago
I think it's more helpful to think palindromes starting with 'e'

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