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tacone
4y ago
Of course. The problem with that approach is that every value becomes a string with no hint about which type it should be converted to. In comparison JSON has - at least - basic types.
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4y ago
Some years ago I let expire my blog domain, only to find out that somebody bought it and was serving a mirror of my content plus scam ads. I reported them to their DNS provider and they were gone in 2-3 weeks.
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tacone
4y ago
We may just need to have them collapsible in the editor to get the best of both worlds.
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4y ago
Because the metodologies are proce
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tacone
4y ago
Performance in graph databases is critical, and would need improvements of several orders of magnitude, rather than tens of percent points. Many algorithms are impractical in real world graphs because they are often O(n^2) or more, and in p
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tacone
4y ago
Happened to me. I emailed the abuse mailbox of their DNS provider and after two weeks their site was gone.
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tacone
4y ago
I've had some success converting spreadsheets to web calculators with Knockout.js, which is very old, probably not maintained anymore, but very easy (no build step) to use and reactive. That said, to convert spreadsheet formulas (which
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tacone
4y ago
You may create a new system from scratch and write the new features there, while temporarily leaving the mess where it is. The team will be able to try out how good programming can be and perhaps support you more. From there you should grad
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tacone
4y ago
First off training. The harder, the better. Find a way to incorporate some basic training training in your daily life (I am cycling to work now, 8.5km ride back and and 8.5km forth translates to 400km per month, which is pretty cool) Second
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4y ago
It's actually tapping with two fingers on the veins of the upper harm. It means what's going on is so tedious that she'd prefer to get a jab to escape from it.
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tacone
4y ago
Simply put: to have one more option.
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4y ago
You could just display the feed items sorted by the time you fetched them, optionally displaying an informative only date for the entries with pubDate.
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tacone
4y ago
Looking at it from another point of view: should a RSS reader trust pubDate?
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Ask HN: What's a Good Coding Test?
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4y ago
> Firefox is now only provided in Ubuntu as a snap.
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Person running the site had to shut it down. It was out of his control
(wordplay.com)
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5y ago
I really think we should reject the law and make another one that requires the browser vendors to provide the appropriate notices (think of what currently happens with non-https connections) and (browser enforced) choices. No added work for
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5y ago
Use docker for local development (will protect files outside the project), version the project with git (will mitigate the damage if you mount the source folder as a docker volume) and make sure the .git folder does not end up in the contai
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5y ago
For what is worth: https://github.com/tacone/pipes
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5y ago
Would be nice for this to have some sort of iCal integration.
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tacone
5y ago
Looks interesting, thank you!
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5y ago
Incredible how no competitor could ever totally fill the empty space left by Google Reader. Some of them play recommendations, others are perhaps too simple, or not as linear ux-wise. Sometimes I feel somebody should just copy Google Reader
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5y ago
There are only 2 difficult things in software engineering: 1. Cache Invalidation 1. Cache Invalidation
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5y ago
People don't like to spend time setting up things when they run the app the first time, but they also hate not being able to tweak things when they need to.
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5y ago
If OS makers reached some kind of agreement to incorporate the most used 20 web fonts in their OS, 99% of this madness would be gone.
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5y ago
Postgres also supports Javascript
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5y ago
"Gut-feeling microservices" is a fantastic definition, thanks for that.
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5y ago
I also find the font too small. Would be great to be able to make it bigger.
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5y ago
Does anybody know a good SQL formatter and linter?
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5y ago
I regard that as an attack, specifically a denial of service. Whether he had the right to do so doesn't matter much, he voluntarily broke other people's apps. Btw, I'd say that he for sure has the right to write purposely bro
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