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by stephen123 9y ago
How long was the criminal underworld using bitcoin before they learnt it was a public ledger.
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by stephen123 9y ago
Fun site! It's a bit annoying that you can't edit the input and get a new result though.
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by stephen123 9y ago
Haha a site about accessibility doesn't support mobile. All I see is a nice sorry~not~for~you page.
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by stephen123 9y ago
Thanks for showing us how to test that. My standard ohmyzsh takes 0.185 seconds. ~ time zsh -l -i -c 'echo "test"' test zsh -l -i -c 'echo "test"' 0.09s user 0.07s system 86% cpu 0.185 total
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by stephen123 9y ago
Im looking forward to seeing the pdf printing features develop. They are lacking a few of the formatting features of wkhtmltopdf.
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by stephen123 9y ago
must need some monads =P
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by stephen123 9y ago
It seems fine to me. And sbt has made cross compiling so easy. A library author can easily support many scala versions.
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by stephen123 9y ago
Woohoo
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by stephen123 9y ago
Way Cooler is designed from the ground up to be secure. Rust prevents Way Cooler from ever having a data race, dangling pointers, or a segfault. Large classes of security vulnerabilities, such as from buffer overruns or use af
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by stephen123 9y ago
Good luck with the next wannacry.
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by stephen123 9y ago
Hey don't they put that in the release notes. Ps, great post!
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by stephen123 9y ago
Is this spotify premium for web pages ?
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by stephen123 9y ago
Ok, thanks Noel. Oh I see, the popup is https...
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by stephen123 9y ago
They should redirect to https if they are accepting payment / donations. I've got the shapeless book and found it really good. Keen to read the Cats one now. Does anyone know where you can get a hard copy. ?
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by stephen123 9y ago
Its great to see so much good stuff going on in Scala land!
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by stephen123 9y ago
Those page size's are a bit less to what I get in chrome. Must be hard to catch all the dynamic content. Still a cool site.
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by stephen123 10y ago
I recently switched to 1pass, it's much better
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by stephen123 10y ago
Nice examples!
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by stephen123 10y ago
I've been using kap [1] recently for recording gifs. Its really good. 1. https://getkap.co/
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by stephen123 10y ago
pics or it didnt happen!
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by stephen123 10y ago
It works well for a CQRS model. Which helps with super high scale apps. But most devs want joins and dont want to take the discipline to manage the data duplication.
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by stephen123 10y ago
With time travel debuggers being the notable exception, where FP is enabling much better debugging. http://debug.elm-lang.org/ as one example.
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by stephen123 11y ago
I really like the idea. I think the question about stress could use some tweaks, to the wording. What do I say if there was stress and I handled it well. But I dont want more. Im not going to say "I could have more" and im not goi
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by stephen123 12y ago
I used it for about 8 months, Hated it. Its like a big wall between you and the DOM. I guess its good of you hate html and javascript. But once you grow up and realise your making a web page and need to control the DOM in a particular way,
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by stephen123 12y ago
Nice update.
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by stephen123 12y ago
If another host connects to the db, and the transaction doesn't span to that second host. Its not as safe as sql transactions.
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How to write more maintainable code with the angular.js controller as syntax(blog.stephenn.com)
2 points by stephen123 12y ago|0 comments
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by stephen123 12y ago
I like to use Mustache.js for these cases. You don’t loose the templating, and its damn faster. Looks like its faster than react to me. http://plnkr.co/edit/Slowpr?p=preview I also talked about this here. http:/&