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I thoroughly enjoyed “Constellation Games” by Leonard Richardson who coincidentally also wrote BeautifulSoup, the python HTML parser.
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Asked for an HTTPS one liner on stackoverflow a while back and got this answer: ruby -r webrick/https -e ' WEBrick::HTTPServer.new( Port: 8000, DocumentRoot: ".", SSLEnable: true, SSLCertName:
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Dang it. It probably is our group policy. I suspect that we have a lot of users with similar policies as we over index for ie11 in our stats too.
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It will make me happy to be able to stop supporting ie11 at some point in the future. Sadly, it doesn’t appear that ie11 will have an end of life date as it’ll be supported as long as Windows 10 is and Windows 10 appears evergreen. Hopefull
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He mentions CloudSQL for storage. Anyone know if it’s also on-demand?
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I wonder if they could get the TypeScript compiler to do something similar in future.
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I like :x which effectively does an :wq if there have been changes but is one character less.
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Interesting. Now that vehicles are entirely electric does it mean that the electronics giants will challenge the automotive ones?
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Light: A multiplayer text adventure game for dialogue research
(ai.facebook.com)
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I wonder how many desperate people might try this on themselves.
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Anyone know if this will let sites use TouchID / FaceID on ios?
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Generative Adversarial Networks
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> You should be writing sci-fi! Thanks! A few of these are the premise for sci-fi stories I never got around to writing. I'll send you a link to Amazon if I ever do put pen to digital paper. > "There is another theory which
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I have a plot of land in the soon to be Garden Kingdom of Siberia to sell...
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- Automation replaces the need to have a human workforce. North Korea murders 99% of its population and replaces them with robots. Kim still goes around factories pointing at things. - It becomes possible to literally program humans to do w
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Yeah, of my predictions, I'm probably least confident about this one. As you say it's quite likely that there'll be fewer dominant apps installed on peoples machines. Distribution is also problematic for PWAs. Even though Twi
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Here are mine. Note: I've deliberately tried to be novel for a few of these which will mean they're less likely to be accurate. 1. A book written by a machine makes a best seller list 2. AR goes mainstream towards the end of the d
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Reading UK| Investec ( https://www.investec.co.uk ) | Fintech | Full Stack Engineer | Full Time | Onsite | Permanent Join us in building awesome fin-tech solutions for our customers. We're using C# and .NET Core on the backen
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Reading UK| Investec ( https://www.investec.co.uk ) | Fintech | Full Stack Engineer | Full Time | Onsite | Permanent Join us in building awesome fin-tech solutions for our customers. We're using C# and .NET Core on the backen
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London and Reading UK and Mumbai India | Investec ( https://www.investec.co.uk ) | Fintech | Full Stack Engineer | Full Time | Onsite | Permanent Join us in building awesome fin-tech solutions for our customers. We're using C
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Wasmer looks interesting. I couldn’t read much as I get an “unexpected error” as soon as I start scrolling. It does say that it’s not optimised for mobile.
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London, UK | Investec ( https://www.investec.co.uk ) | Fintech | Full Stack Engineer | Full Time | Onsite | Permanent Join us in building a digital business bank from scratch. We're using C# and .NET Core on the backend and R
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We built a little B2B startup that involved a lot of technical sales. One thing I realised quite quickly is that if I started arguing with a prospect it would only result in them entrenching their position. Not useful if that position means
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I wonder what they'll offer for Github Enterprise. Especially for organisations that are using it on prem and would prefer not to use Azure for builds. Anyone know?
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They were great. You could serialise them, store them in a database and then deserialise them some time later and keep going. Cheap workflow engine.
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London, UK | Investec ( https://www.investec.co.uk ) | Fintech | Full Stack Engineer | Full Time | Onsite | Permanent Join us in creating fin-tech products to help businesses grow. We're using C# and .NET Core 2.2 on the back
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This suggests that we are pretty close to not being able to rely on voice biometrics. Does anyone in the field know more?
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And C# interestingly
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Can I use Argo as a localtunnel alternative in development?
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TypeScript is my favourite programming language but I don’t see it replacing JavaScript. I think it’s good to have options. Deno is looking quite promising as a native TypeScript engine for the backend.
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