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by tln 7y ago
Are there competitors who offer more for free?
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by tln 7y ago
Migrate during continuous deployment. We use a staging environment, so CD deployed migrations are always run at least once before running on production. Migrations have to be written so that currently deployed code will work after the migra
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“Death is certain, the time is not”: mortality and survival in Game of Thrones(ncbi.nlm.nih.gov)
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by tln 8y ago
The GP's link is helps define it. Apparently on second access it becomes paywalled, but the gist is photos become personal information when "specific technical means" are used to identify individuals. I think Instagram's
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by tln 8y ago
For the contributions maybe? https://github.com/GoogleCloudPlatform/cloud-code-vscode/blo...
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by tln 8y ago
Getting a docker image to performantly access a local folder across platforms is a huge challenge. I love docker but it's just not good enough at handling watched folders.
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by tln 8y ago
Yes, netlify makes an open source CMS (single page app) which works with a bunch of static site generators. You can upload an image, edit the posts, and then the SPA will use github API to upload or edit. https://www.netlifycms.o
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by tln 8y ago
Great move by Netlify.. they offer a lot of features such as asset optimization or authentication that can now be evaluated locally. Currently I use netlify's redirects in production and maintain equivalent nginx configs for dev parity
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by tln 8y ago
> surprised how few people use Microsoft SQL Server. Ok. > I guess most people don't work with databases at all? How does that follow?
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by tln 8y ago
For up to 43" has felt more productive. 50" was just too big. (I use 4k tvs). It's definitely nicer than two 27" for me.
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by tln 8y ago
I got the link. It just took me to the marketing site. The "Check status" thing worked, just clunky. Including some of the docs inline in the editor would be very useful... wouldn't have seen the templates (including recipien
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by tln 8y ago
Interesting concept, not sure it'd meet our needs but I'd like to try a send. I couldn't verify my email, or find any contact info though...
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by tln 8y ago
Works for me.
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by tln 8y ago
This would be pretty trivial in the Chrome Inspector. Try loading your site, opening the inspector console and running this.. document.styleSheets[0].cssRules.length ..and then work on aggregating all stylesheet rules according to your need
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by tln 8y ago
There are lots of different approaches to defining the arguments and options. * You can build up a structure programmatically to define the arguments, as in commander, and then the usage and shape of the parsed result are implied. * You can
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by tln 8y ago
You can't install from npm?
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by tln 8y ago
I wasn't trying to excuse their choices, but learn a bit about this case. > If there's a difference among users, it's found when you live in a transit-rich community, like I do in NYC Metro Thanks, this is the context I wa
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by tln 8y ago
> Referring to deploying the JVM as “operational complexity” or referring to C or C++ as “unsafe” both strike me as insecure, defensive attitudes. Calling their attitudes "insecure" sounds petty to me. The engineering rationale
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by tln 8y ago
Do you think they prioritized the newest users/prospects versus power users?
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by tln 8y ago
Punch cards in space??
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by tln 8y ago
If you are designing software that can run for 100 years you should try to make it runnable in year 1. There are approximately zero punch card readers for new software today.
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by tln 8y ago
Me too :) I didn't find "vue" anywhere in the source except for the logo in the landing page. No branches besides master, so if there was any effort put in to supporting Vue by the pagedraw team it didn't make it to this
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by tln 8y ago
Here's my version using a different "command line": chrome devtools Object.entries(document.body.innerText.replace(/[^a-zA-Z\s]/g, '').toLowerCase().split(/\s+/).reduce((o, word) => {o[word] =
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by tln 8y ago
Thanks for the link
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by tln 8y ago
It's a Django backend: the dockerfile uses apt-get and pip. Pretty simple. Using ansible from a Dockerfile in the first place was a code smell, IMO.
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by tln 8y ago
I took over a Dockerfile that called out to ansible for all the heavy lifting, presumably because that's what the authors knew and liked. Translating to individual RUN lines removed 100s of lines of code, and vastly sped up the build p
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by tln 8y ago
It's convenient at signup and every login, and with a company Google Apps account, especially convenient when a person joins or leaves!
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by tln 8y ago
It's a tradeoff between security and usability https://security.stackexchange.com/questions/158075/is-it-un...
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by tln 8y ago
That being said I must say I appreciate all the QoL features Github has been adding.
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by tln 8y ago
The differences seem minor to me. I create draft PRs all the time and probably won't bother with using this feature, because I usually open PRs using the `hub` tool or via VSCode, and only rarely via GH web site.

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