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   by sbr464 8y ago

   This is my logic. I don’t feel like wasting my single life reading blogs and watching YouTube videos about points/benefits. Would much rather buy out directly. I also value not dealing with the frustrations/loopholes/asterisk
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   by sbr464 8y ago

   I agree also. Another method, albeit more advanced, is an option to not show on mouse clicks, and do show when using the keyboard or cycling through tab indexes etc.
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   by sbr464 8y ago

   We’ve been burned by long download times not only to transfer from a remote cloud, but related to IOPs requirements when transferring tons of small files. Now in each DC, we keep a day or two of backups on several servers loaded with Enterp
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   by sbr464 8y ago

   I’m curious if anyone has done any analysis and seen any patterns emerge around days of the week >> certain popular HN topics (controversial/rants/per category)? Kind of similar to the analysis you find around best times to
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   by sbr464 8y ago

   Just go to the site directly? You don't need to search for it.
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   by sbr464 8y ago

   Thanks Steve
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   by sbr464 8y ago

   I think shortcuts like the following are fundamentally flawed, at least when dealing with user input. If (user && user.name) { ... While it sucks to have to even check for user etc, not checking that it’s truthy, then an obje
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   by sbr464 8y ago

   To be honest, just having a defined, literal type is not going far enough. Is there a built in language strategy, in Rust for example, to define a complex numerical type that has common properties like min/max range, exclusive min&#x2F
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   by sbr464 8y ago

   To help with readability but allowing for complex input checks, I typically abstract the input validation to another function, called near the top. I think as time goes on type checking will be the least of our issues. Checking for differen
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    by sbr464 8y ago

    I agree that defensive checks may clutter code, but in the current landscape of constant security issues, to not use a battery of defensive checks whenever dealing with input is simply naive, no matter the IDE, compile language or runtime l
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    Chrome Platform Status - Release Timeline(chromestatus.com)

    1 points by sbr464 8y ago|0 comments
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    by sbr464 8y ago

    They mention it's based on ethereum, not currently their own token.
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    by sbr464 8y ago

    Great news! I have a friend that works at Pledge 1%, A company that is based on this idea, I always thought it was a cool concept, maybe doing something like this (or similar) for Open Source would be interesting. https://pledge1
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    by sbr464 8y ago

    A side benefit that I hadn’t really considered but seems obvious; By taking in skilled workers from other countries, it’s like poaching talent from another company. Then they aren’t contributing to or building companies in their former coun
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    by sbr464 8y ago

    Aren’t they adding gc to node.js/js or some part (I read somewhere) and/or multithreading/parallel processing? Not really me, but it seems the market is demanding that functionality if it’s coming up?
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    by sbr464 8y ago

    I’m curious how the internal meeting (at the newspaper) goes, when they have no actual proof, such as an actual compromised device. How could you possibly publish such a huge/important story without that smoking gun? We live in too muc
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    by sbr464 8y ago

    Is the jobs site working? Mine says connecting (loading)
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    by sbr464 8y ago

    I noticed this yesterday when building a custom machine, was very odd, it was like it stole in then was programmed to intentially put it back.
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    by sbr464 8y ago

    Same, I was thinking they’d put them on google plus.
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    by sbr464 8y ago

    I’d be curious in this as well.
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    by sbr464 8y ago

    Mr. Pink: “I don’t tip”
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    by sbr464 8y ago

    I've been using the Titan, my main feature request is to require a delay on pressing the large button to activate the beacon. Any time I pull it out of my pocket or bump it, it lights up and starts broadcasting. Yubico had this problem
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    by sbr464 8y ago

    Thanks for that detailed reply.
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    by sbr464 8y ago

    This question isn't directly associated with MongoDB, please forgive my lack of OSS license expertise. I was curious if exceptions were allowed under licenses like these. For example, if a company releases a GPL licensed product, (or S
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    by sbr464 8y ago

    I agree completely. It also feel's like the worst part of dystopian by integrating a somewhat clean/modern UI, almost like an SNL commercial for a SaaS platform.
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    by sbr464 8y ago

    Thanks for the write up! Side note, Adding this css would help with scrolling on mobile. overflow-y: scroll; -webkit-overflow-scrolling: touch;
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    by sbr464 8y ago

    You just need to iterate over the collections calling the compact command. You can create a small script and schedule it.
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    by sbr464 8y ago

    Still avail at the apple store I think. Will never forget being in the audience at the unveil, watching Steve Jobs pull it out of an envelope.
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    by sbr464 8y ago

    Jeez I haven’t heard that name in forever, completely forgot about it.
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    by sbr464 8y ago

    The entire minidisc ecosystem.