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I do this as well using a not so well know trick that exists on most major email providers including gmail and iCloud: myemail+permute@icloud.com. Those emails will arrive at myemail@icloud.com
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Is the name Deno a play on shifting noDe over two spaces?
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At a company I used to work for, we worked so hard to make sure our web app would load extremely fast… just to end up losing the battle with the data and analytics team for analytics scripts. They used a tag manager (tealium) which by itsel
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I spend a lot of my time using VIM. About 6 months ago I started using tmux. I can honestly say I love it. It was a little rough at first but I just made a cheat sheet on a piece of paper the size of a business card. That helped a lot. The
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This site is still online but I have no idea if it is the same. https://www.ca-zeb.com originally called zebulun… It started as a hacking challenge and they created something called CyberArmy with ranks etc… It was a really grea
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Kilroy Was Here
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Could something like this be done for night vision goggles or is there significant latency?
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Coronavirus disease: Harms of exaggerated info and non-evidence-based measures
(onlinelibrary.wiley.com)
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If anyone else was hoping to see something related to Golang you might like https://github.com/gopherjs/gopherjs GopherJS is not related to this project other than what I would have expected GoJS to be without an expla
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Not to be pessimistic but I assume when a CEO cuts their salary there are other forms of compensation like stock. Maybe someone here with more experience can weigh in? Cutting $70k only helps one person keep their job. How many employees do
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If they did this I could do my job from an iPad Pro
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curl, kubectl, jq, ag, grep, git, psql are all tools that are far more useful as a CLI to me. That’s just the few I could come up with top of mind but there are many more.
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> At an earlier stage in litigation, the Obama administration took a similar position, urging the Supreme Court not to accept Google's appeal. Am I understanding this correctly that this has been a bipartisan position?
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Not sure why getting downvoted. Is this an ignorant question? Or maybe just not fans of the word agile? Oh well. Guess I’ll just have to ask someone who contributes the the kernel in person the next time I meet one.
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This sounds like a lot of impressive work. I wonder if there would be any benefit to the Linux kernel adopting more of agile release cycle. This waterfall like release surely has to increase the risk surface. Perhaps the mindset of web soft
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If you want an alternative to searching with a registrar you can always type: whois mysupergreatcoolappidea.com into a terminal window and see if you get back a result
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I can’t find anything that suggests Ubuntu is the only officially supported distro. Can you share a reference for that? I have seen a lot of movement for Windows but you might be right that this could be a problem. My hope is that it gets r
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I plan to support those too. My hope is that some of the business logic written in Swift will be shared across platforms. So the big difference is definitely how we feel about the language. Our goals are very similar.
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I’m working on a MacOS app and I started with a somewhat similar idea but with Go instead of Racket. I ended up ditching it for pure Swift. The main difference between myself and the author is that I ended up really liking Swift. Otherwise
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Just stop. None of it is that important at all. Want to know more about a subject? Buy a book. Unsubscribe from all of your automated email. Stop bookmarking things. Live in the moment and free yourself from all of that anxiety. Social medi
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Sounds like the two were having a conversation about medical benefits. I think his response was reasonable within the given context. Nothing wrong with feeling better about yourself so long as you are not doing so at the cost of potentially
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When I was self employed I paid for my own health insurance. When I’ve worked for companies they had very affordable health insurance plans. I think the problem probably exists for people with part time jobs that don’t make enough to pay fo
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My understanding is that global variables in Go are not garbage collected. Is that true? If so then is this not creating the cache struct as a global var and therefore this cache will never be garbage collected? https://github.co
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> We’ll only generate web pages via React server side rendering, eliminating the Jinja server-side templating we’ve been using I’ve been down this road. Deep down this road. Let me just give you a heads up on something I didn’t consider
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> Kathryn Spiers, who worked as a security engineer, updated an internal Chrome browser extension > “We dismissed an employee who abused privileged access to modify an internal security tool,” a Google spokeswoman said in a statement,
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I expect standardization to help with that.
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As many have said, IANAL but I’ll give my 2¢ as well. Your options are probably going to come down to your employment contract and where the company is based out of. Possibly even where you live. My non-lawyer understanding is that if you l
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Building something great is only half the battle. The popular tools you are competing with have been marketed to a large extent. Redux is a good example of something that was shown to a large crowd at a conference who wanted something just
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I recently started using emoji to name tmux windows and I find it pretty useful. That being said this is probably pretty cool too. However, I could never see myself enforcing such a thing in my flow. Let alone trying to enforce it on others
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I haven’t gone too far down the rabbit hole yet but I find it similar to React in complexity ceiling. I’ve built some extremely complicated UIs in React. You just have to break up your views as complexity grows.
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