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by tonyhb 8y ago
Quick plug for RDL. It's pretty great. There are a couple issues with Rails, but for standard Ruby code and modules it's a much better process to read, write, and maintain code with RDL than without
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I just pushed to github. Here's the functor: https://github.com/tonyhb/reasonable-native-budget/blob/mast... Here's the functor being applied: https://github.com/tonyhb/reasonab
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by tonyhb 8y ago
Yes it does. I had to build an autocomplete functor which generates an Autocomplete component for arbitrary types when I used ReasonML for my personal budgeting app.
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by tonyhb 8y ago
Free speech doesn't mean freedom from consequences. In this case, a private entity stopped serving a customer.
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by tonyhb 9y ago
There's now a business loss of $12M on their books, so they're getting benefits on their next tax filing. That's where the real monetary value comes from.
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by tonyhb 9y ago
No, base64 is normally ~30% larger than binary to represent the same data.
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by tonyhb 9y ago
You also have to take your card out of your pocket, right? So, it's altogether not much different in terms of "experience", but the phone has a nicer UI.
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by tonyhb 9y ago
You could containerize all of these services and run them on the same machine.
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by tonyhb 9y ago
Each state has different laws regarding KYC, AML and money transmitter status. For example, in all states but California payroll companies are money transmitters. It's annoying, but requiring a state-issued ID instead of a federal ID
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by tonyhb 9y ago
My dad owns a motorcycle training school and teaches this.
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by tonyhb 9y ago
Debit cards are subject to the durbin amendment ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Durbin_amendment ) so the fee for these micropayments is $0.21, or $0.22 rounded up. Debit cards have percentage fees formed on the basis o
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by tonyhb 9y ago
Everyone fails to disclose, then waits for an offer, then negotiates. Given the first offer people in group #1 (paid highly) still have an advantage when negotiating ("I'm paid more now"). People in #2 will learn that they&#
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by tonyhb 9y ago
IVF still applies to testicles. With frozen sperm you need it. Logic was applied because you need to think about actually having up to 4 kids at once. That's still entirely necessary. The "whole not carrying a baby" thing a
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by tonyhb 9y ago
It's not about "someone getting off on it". Having a "natural" pregnancy leads to way less issues: Surrogate mothers have to have artificial insemination/IVF. So would the hypothetical mother in this case. Th
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by tonyhb 9y ago
> Waymo is poised to deploy first in Phoenix, but they haven't even begun serious testing in dense urban areas I've seen Waymo cars in SF around Market st, near Dolores Park and near Noe Valley. I assume that they're also
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by tonyhb 9y ago
OCaml can call external libraries via FFi functionality. I've only done this with Bucklescript (which makes it easy, the JS doesn't need to be compiled) though RWO walks through binding a C library: https://realworldoc
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by tonyhb 9y ago
Have you tried date-fns ( http://date-fns.org/ )? One good thing is that they bundle every module separately, so you can only import what you need.
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by tonyhb 9y ago
Yup, just started seeing this. Never noticed them down before! Wonder if we get a postmortem. Edit: Seems to be back up
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Say, for example, the base 58 character set used by bitcoin.
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Most users don't allow installs from untrusted services. Users that aren't you would have a very hard time.
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by tonyhb 9y ago
I'm pretty sure they use plaid for verification, who also do this. It's for instant verification; you can choose to do the old school two-deposit verification too.
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by tonyhb 9y ago
Nope, neovim and tmux is all I use regularly. I tried to proxy X11 to quartz and it was way too slow. When I use Reason I'll sometimes mount over SSHFS to edit using neovim in visual studio, though right now I'm building native i
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by tonyhb 9y ago
I think it's easier for most people to get started using Docker for Mac, but yeah – I run Debian headless in a VM, SSH in and use that for Docker. Way less magic, and I have full control of the underlying OS to test out new kernels et
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by tonyhb 9y ago
Thanks so much, really, really appreciate it.
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by tonyhb 9y ago
I'm an avid tmux+neovim user, too, though working with Reason is a lot easier in VS Code. Making the switch from actual vim to fake vim (ie JS emulation) sucks. Recently, VSCodeVim merged #1725 to add actual neovim as an editor
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JSON, but it isn't that pretty.
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It's been there for around 4 years. It automatically generates a one-time card for the payment, too, so you never hand the merchant your card. https://www.html5rocks.com/en/tutorials/forms/requestautocom
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by tonyhb 9y ago
They have it at Cockscombe in SF and apparently it's better there. Maybe try your luck again?
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Isn't that Panasonic, who have been making batteries for decades? I love Tesla as much as the rest, though I feel that Panasonic's expertise may be understated in the Tesla partnership. Though I may be very ignorant.
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Dr Oakley also wrote "A Mind for Numbers", which is essentially this course in text form. The book is great as a a basis for the theory of learning, and dives into the same content (diffuse vs focused thinking, skimming chapters

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