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by syspec 5y ago
Interesting tidbit: One of the main contributors of this project[0], was the core contributor (creator?) of Puppeteer[1], but then I guess left Google to join Microsoft and work on this[2][3]. [0] - https://github.com/aslush
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by syspec 5y ago
I think it's a little more than that. If I recall correctly the parents used by ASML are owned by the US military so the US is part owner of the company -
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by syspec 5y ago
"Yeah, what was the victim doing wearing that skimpy outfit! They brought this on themselves!"
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by syspec 5y ago
Out of curiosity how many of those have you played all the way through, or beat? Or are you more into collecting them as a hobby
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by syspec 5y ago
Those crypto.com commercials with Matt Daemon have been airing the last few days while BTC has been tanking. In the commercial Matt, walks past dioramas of past explorations / failed attempts then in the end he mentions that fortune fa
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by syspec 5y ago
We have such a "community" at my org, it is well intentioned but there's a lot of navel gazing. Linking to random engineering "leadership" blog post on slack and such.
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by syspec 5y ago
Which library are you referring to? I'm new to jvm programming, and was wondering about this as I'm used to rails where the test db is spun up on your behalf and is usually the same db
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by syspec 5y ago
Is this going by the size of the employees or the square footage?
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by syspec 5y ago
This language seems, pretty good, but it can't compete with Rust. - every language post
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by syspec 5y ago
Doesn't really look like it's adding anything, and the `jp` part looks like the people referenced on stackoverflow will just be more confused. Often times the JSON being sent down is complex, I can't imagine anyone wanting to
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Crypto.com CEO admits hundreds of customer accounts were hacked(techcrunch.com)
3 points by syspec 5y ago|1 comments
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The Stock Trading Scandals at the Federal Reserve(wsj.com)
3 points by syspec 5y ago|0 comments
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by syspec 5y ago
There's a post on the front page regarding 1Password raising 600M, so I imagine this is a counter post
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by syspec 5y ago
How does that work for their web based browser extension?
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by syspec 5y ago
Oh the number of times I've run my tests for springboot in which passed, only to fail because of a subtle db issue when hitting the real DB I'll take hitting real "_test" db anyday
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by syspec 5y ago
Any more recommendations?
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by syspec 5y ago
I looked at the screenshots, then I did cmd+f for "Apple" / "Mac" and found no results.
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by syspec 5y ago
It's not like google subscriptions
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by syspec 5y ago
Right away when I clicked on the library they analyze first, I /knew/ it would describe itself as fast in the repo description. Sure enough it did: > node-bunyan: A simple and fast JSON logging module for node.js services So wh
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by syspec 5y ago
> the company [Google] has released 13 half-hearted messaging products since iMessage launched in 2011.
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by syspec 5y ago
Yeah this is the technique I've also used. The first websocket message is the original request, which will have the users cookies / headers where your session information / bearer token should live.
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by syspec 5y ago
> Literally, elixir doesn't work like that. There is a bunch of other stuff running around in the VM, even if you don't ask for it. It's like an operating system. And yet, it does. Here's proof that you're wrong,
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by syspec 5y ago
Well, no I actually do want that in my local environment where the only request is my own. The fact that you are telling me that I don't want something, is why people some people find the Elixir community off-putting.
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Tulare Lake(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by syspec 5y ago|0 comments
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by syspec 5y ago
Except with node you have to roll everything yourself, so jumping between different projects is a nightmare (each one a snowflake) Roll your own session management, auth, ORM, db migrations, html templating, CORS, cross site scripting prote
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by syspec 5y ago
I would love to try elixir, but JetBrains still does not have an IDE for it. I'm addicted to their IDEs. I did try the community made plug-in for elixir, but had trouble getting the debugger to work which was a show stopper for me.
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by syspec 5y ago
The real cherry on top is that you can put "written in Rust. Modern. Fast" on your project description.
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by syspec 5y ago
It blows my mind how hard it is to find basic ingredients without added sugar. Things you wouldn't think have sugar, and are not sweet, have sugar! Sauces, pickles, plain yogurt, it's ridiculous
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by syspec 5y ago
A lot of people are afraid to say this for fear of alienating the other side
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by syspec 5y ago
How was that propaganda?

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