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10y ago
God, who cares of this work jokes shit? They're never funny, it's always the boss that makes them and everyone laughs way too much. FFS, We're not friends, we don't have to be, and it's OK! I like what I do, take pr
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10y ago
3 months in into a SE Asia digital nomad adventure here. Please provide: Predictably priced universal 4G plan that bills to my bank account. Biometric border control (leave passport at home) Clean, high quality scooter helmets rental (I
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Librem 13 coreboot report: It’s Alive
(puri.sm)
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Yes I did, and the swappy machine started responding just a tad too slowly to other nodes' pings, engaging into a loop of join/parting the cluster, causing replication to kick in all the time and a whole "highly available&quo
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10y ago
I like this service, but I have he same result with Mailgun's free tier: forwarding *@mycustom.domain to my gmail (where there is already gmail's antivirus/anti-spam). Or am I missing something?
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10y ago
Sadly, I second this. But even tweaking the themes or the trackpad sensitivity is a huge time sink that waits for me to bite the bait in a weakness moment. About the Python 2 alongside Python 3 et similia: fortunately, integrating Virtualen
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10y ago
Using S3 as a web server means: managed reliability, scalability, security, maintenance, updates, https, and price efficiency (pay only if pages are visited) Cloudfront or API gateway help you integrating with non static resources. Bandwidt
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10y ago
It is unbelievable how far procrastination can go: you wrote an entire productivity profiling tool!
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10y ago
Worth noting: for the Scala (and Java!) language, there is a Sublime-Ensime integration that provides something along these lines, but even more advanced. ie: go to method declaration, rename method, find calls, code completion, type info,
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10y ago
How exactly is this considered "greener"?
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10y ago
downloaded ubuntu gnome 16.04 and it's hogging my CPU really badly. VMWare is way more light weight than this, at the moment. Lots of work to do.
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10y ago
This is a great idea. Well done! Can't wait we figure out a way to collect these kind of signals in a scalable way. Technology is great, but data is king.
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10y ago
@Antirez please please please let this thing have a future: there is a great need for a modern, simple and usabile CLI editor.
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10y ago
Cool idea, worth progressing IMO.
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10y ago
What's behind this? Postgres?
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10y ago
After 2 years of FP in Scala, I'm amazed to see at what lengths OOP engineers go to circumvent learning what monadic composition is (including reinventing it). Go ahead guys, in another 6 months you'll reinvent the for comprehensi
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Multiuser, Authenticated ELK (ElasticSearch+Logstash+Kibana) for Free
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11y ago
I could have stopped reading after seeing your user name :) Personally, Scala types are as powerful as intimidating, nevertheless acceptable for the value they enable for writers of libraries (which I probably never will be).
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11y ago
I still can't understand why can't this work in docker-machine in osx. Or can it?
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11y ago
No offence, but this is basically the poor man's Finagle. Except Finagle is Netty based, and this is Jetty based. Anyway, this API is really as terse as one can get with Java. Great developer-UX job!
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11y ago
robot is really good, except at distinguishing male/female (very expected, of course!) try searching for "girl" :) Fascinating demo!
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11y ago
For a moment I thought this was a clever deep learning demo. But hey, how about making one?
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11y ago
It's a higher dimension of RUNTIME fuck ups. Leveraging the type system for COMPILE TIME dynamic programming is not only safer, but more runtime-efficient. Wanna be clever? Here you go, be type-safely clever: https://vimeo.c
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11y ago
They support just ICU and Kibana. Shield is not there too.
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11y ago
If Scala is an option, try Finatra 2. Much simpler than Akka* and Play, well done, performant and battle tested (as opposed to akka-http). https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7dsX0S0WsEk If Scala is not your thing, you should d
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11y ago
Dude, have you seen Postgrest? https://github.com/begriffs/postgrest
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11y ago
Yeah good and useful.Thanks for making this, really. But you fell on the same mistake remoteok.io: when I search for Scala, I find matches with "scalable", "scalability". Can you please fix it?
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11y ago
Still no trace of Swift. Yawn.
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11y ago
This could become much smaller in Scala if you design it using FP style. Now it's more like decaf Java to me! Great project, thanks for making it available, now I have no excuse to understand how a crypto currency actually works.