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by sopooneo 10y ago
I bet when you see a red octagon, you just think of it as a thing on the side of the road that means "stop", don't you? But despite your not knowing its origin, not knowing why it means stop, it still works well right?
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by sopooneo 10y ago
So all this push to "do it right" and HTATEOAS, is not actually meant to provide immediate benefit? It is only meant to help enable benefit in the future, when everyone is on board, and the usage of "rel" in json respons
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by sopooneo 10y ago
I remember hearing that podcast and feel the same way. I find it excruciatingly frustrating to hear about smart people who fail to realize when they are undertaking something about which they might seek advice. For instance, did Romer ever
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by sopooneo 10y ago
There are a couple countries where it is common to have intricate art on the outside of certain large vehicles. Like private buses in Haiti[1] or trailer trucks in Pakistan[2]. I don't know if there would be any possibility of renting
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by sopooneo 10y ago
I expect I am approaching things improperly, but the only time I end up fighting ORM's is when I am trying to creation complex aggregation queries, or other responses used on "reporting" pages.
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by sopooneo 10y ago
I myself am wary of stored procedures except in very specific and uncommon circumstances. That said, you could absolutely version control your stored procedures by creating them from within database migration files that are version controll
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by sopooneo 10y ago
Does anyone ever heat up cold-brew and drink it hot? I have no idea, but I wonder if it might have better flavor, but some people might want it hot.
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by sopooneo 10y ago
If this is all true, then why would we think that scammers who say they are from Nigeria actually are?
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by sopooneo 10y ago
Also, until you have lots of users, how can you guess which 6.1%-16.7% of parameters most of them will use?
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by sopooneo 10y ago
Oh of course. Good point.
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by sopooneo 10y ago
Shouldn't this risk be mitigated with authorization rules? Or do we assume we are delivering pages without any type of auth first?
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by sopooneo 10y ago
I have actually done this for a classroom management app I made mostly for fun when I taught high school. At first I wanted to use the district issued ID number as the primary key for each student. Except some students came and started clas
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by sopooneo 10y ago
What if a close personal friend had done so in the past to horrible consequences for themselves? What if time and again, you hear stories of good Samaritans reaping life destroying "thanks". What if you are a parent, and know that
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by sopooneo 10y ago
Steve Jobs was reportedly only "right" about the choice to use glass screens for the first iPhone after the entire production chain had already been set up to build them with plastic.
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by sopooneo 10y ago
I hear you, but in my memory, most of those old games allowed you to maintain vertical thrust. Flappy Bird has the twist that you can only apply up-thrust in taps.
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by sopooneo 10y ago
"there are people out there who understand it and are willing to fund" These groups may only slightly overlap.
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by sopooneo 10y ago
I have seen almost exactly this on hotel mattresses. But it had three months in each spot instead of the season. "Jan/Feb/March" in one spot then "Apr/May/Jun" in the next, etc.
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by sopooneo 10y ago
Your note about octal and binary literals sort of goes back and forth compared to the idea of date literals for me. Because octal and binary literals are supported in vanilla javascript, but are not explicitly supported in JSON. However
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by sopooneo 10y ago
But isn't it a huge change to make json not be valid javascript? These days no one in good conscience just uses "eval()" in a js app, so maybe it doesn't matter anymore, but still, it seems like that is suggesting a ma
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by sopooneo 10y ago
Is your idea of having # as a date prefix and suffix compatible with having json be a subset of valid javascript? Because that was one of its original selling points. Are you thinking something like { "business": &qu
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by sopooneo 10y ago
In support of your point about "sufficently aggregated" data, I occasionally work on projects that publish aggregate health statistics, and you have to be very careful about the size of your denominators. For instance, even withou
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by sopooneo 10y ago
That sounds about right to me. Any insight on how it/they managed to get 100 million in funding? What do all the people sending money think "DAO" is or does?
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by sopooneo 10y ago
With some types of people, I've just stopped trying to get them to back up and describe the underlying pain point they are trying to relieve. Because as far as I can tell, some people just can not do that . Instead, I let them describ
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by sopooneo 10y ago
I can not think of a single good reason to avoid check-lists in the medical field. And the doctors who resist them may very well just be arrogant and elitist. But there may also be some other reason. I don't know because I'm not a
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by sopooneo 10y ago
"I'm known to have $200MM in BitCoin. If you can front me $10,000,000 cash to get the financial infrastructure in place to liquidate, I'll cut you in for 50%. I promise not to take your cash and disappear to an island."
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by sopooneo 10y ago
I'm surprised financial services have not popped up just to help people in such situations. The service could confirm the person has as much coming as they say, have him sign his life away to them, and then float him enough cash to buy
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by sopooneo 10y ago
The colors are embedded tiles rather than stickers, and it's made to allow the sides to twist faster and more smoothly. https://rubiks.com/store/product/rubiks-speed-cube
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by sopooneo 11y ago
Get help. If you are a programmer, odds are that you are not also a wordsmith or branding genius. Like the CEO who gets stuck on his own idea for a logo, or the store owner who can't give up on the pun she thought of for her product ca
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by sopooneo 11y ago
If the "right" thing was also the prudent thing, we wouldn't have to make the distinction. Religion and law try to balance out the cost of morality, but in the end, a lot of the world wins by bad behavior, so we will often pa
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by sopooneo 11y ago
It's kind of like Uber. Before the had the AI worked out, they were just paying people to drive all the cars.

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