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by smw 7y ago
Holy gods yes! Please let me use a real programming language instead of an unholy mixture of yaml and jinja. Clojure would be such a dream!
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by smw 7y ago
Ok. Why are there so few people doing ScreenHero-esq dual-driver pair programming friendly remote control with this tech? Are the APIs just not there?
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by smw 7y ago
I've read that one of the symptoms of ADD is the reaction to stimulants. Specifically, they tend to have a calming effect instead of the typical jolt of awareness.
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by smw 7y ago
Wouldn't an attacker be able to create a self-singed cert just as easily?
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by smw 7y ago
Obviously, this should be fixed, but shouldn't you also be doing double-opt-in and making the user confirm the subscription by clicking a link in an email?
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by smw 7y ago
I know a lot of people in the Ruby community tend to believe in using text editors with limited (or no) semantic understanding of the code. I've found that using, for instance, JetBrains Rubymine tends to make typos and related bugs a
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by smw 8y ago
I think the math suggests that the rest of the country depends on the 'urban paradises' to fund it, at this point. Sure, less populous states grow food, but if they broke off, it seems likely they'd want to sell that excess
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by smw 8y ago
There's been a lot of interesting research on ways to do this securely. Some of it is listed here on Wikipedia [1]. 1. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/End-to-end_auditable_voting_sy...
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by smw 8y ago
Openshift is this. https://www.okd.io/
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by smw 8y ago
> what's the problem with "list of 30 random npm packages" as a starting point? The dude starting with rails will probably be done with the MVP before you decide _which_ 30 random npm packages to use.
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by smw 8y ago
This is a risk in desktop software written in other languages and with other gui frameworks as well, no?
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by smw 8y ago
No, the point was to be able to process workloads much larger than would fit in memory on a single machine.
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by smw 9y ago
This aims to be much closer: http://benefitcorp.net/faq . Companies with the ability to operate for-profit, but without the obligation for maximizing shareholder profit.
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by smw 9y ago
Doesn't your board have the obligation to maximize shareholder value? Is it possible that would conflict with the metrics you mention as the driving force of your company? Is it possible that a Public Benefit Corporation might be a
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by smw 9y ago
Wouldn't the right answer to this be some sort of Public Benefit Corporation where the board does not have an ultimate obligation to maximize shareholder value? As I understand it, they're available in more than half of US states
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by smw 9y ago
I'd probably look towards react native if I were trying to build a phonegap-type app.
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by smw 9y ago
I'll second this. JetBrains support has been fantastic responding to individual issues I've had.
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by smw 9y ago
I think in the US, that type of card is referred to as a 'check card', and is basically a bank debit card with the additional ability to run it as a credit network (usually Visa) transaction with signature instead of PIN entry. I
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by smw 9y ago
Doesn't solve the problem, just shows he doesn't understand the problem.
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by smw 9y ago
Or just giving relevant users CAP_NET_BIND_SERVICE.
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by smw 9y ago
And in a number of situations, they'll give you a price significantly below $Y.
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by smw 9y ago
You can use Ansible for step one, too. And I think I'd recommend it highly over Terraform for production provisioning.
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by smw 9y ago
I think this is a bad read. See the other two sibling comments.
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by smw 9y ago
I honestly care less about the all-electric than the autopilot features. Don't really want to spend 100k on a car, but want it to drive for me.
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by smw 10y ago
The number of people who can afford to use Uber is much greater than those that can reasonably buy a Tesla, at this point. Also, many younger politically activist liberals live in urban areas where they might not have a car at all, but may
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by smw 10y ago
Also, I'm unable to fast forward/rewind through video. Please hire a voice actor.
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by smw 10y ago
This is absolutely amazing feedback. They should send you a check. I was uninterested until reading your pitch.
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by smw 10y ago
Mine does (EMC, now Dell) [1]. We've had serious issues getting lawyers to sign off on AGPL. 1. https://codedellemc.com/
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by smw 10y ago
My only serious problem with firefox is that a single tab can lock up the entire application. Otherwise, the performance _and_ memory usage is fantastic. But that one issue is enough to keep me away from it most of the time.
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by smw 10y ago
The led wifi light bulbs seem like a good option when you have actual lamps. When they become obsolete in a few years you buy another one?

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