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by toong 11y ago
Less noise, true. But the grand-grand-parents' point is that some of that noise provides context, which (arguably) improves readability.
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by toong 11y ago
I know those are functional concepts, but it feels more like trying to catch up with C# (LINQ) to me.
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by toong 11y ago
That's not a fair comparison. What about: IntStream.range(0, 100).filter(i -> i % 2 == 0).collect(Collectors.toList()); Disclaimer: I'm not writing Java nowadays, so this is my quick prototype from a quick google-session, it p
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by toong 11y ago
Are you referring to https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10175751 ?
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by toong 11y ago
So you want to build a tool/data-structure to track your yak-shavings [0] ? [0] : http://www.hanselman.com/blog/YakShavingDefinedIllGetThatDon...
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by toong 11y ago
Looks like they are using this: https://github.com/facebook/regenerator
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by toong 11y ago
So, I see async/await and they refer to ES7. I think that's cheating a little bit ? I am interested in how they achieved very clean async/await support. I'm assuming they are using some pre-processor. Anyone more into th
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by toong 11y ago
WinForms is in maintenance mode. The only updates it gets is to make sure it runs on new versions of Windows & maybe some security related updates. (There still are bugs around, but I think they will not be addressed ever. Fixing those
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What It Takes to Actually Ship a Piece of Commercial Software(aaronstannard.com)
1 points by toong 11y ago|0 comments
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by toong 11y ago
Cascading failure will be covered in the expected loss, so insurance fees go up and up ?
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by toong 11y ago
Currently, if you are on minimal-wage pay, you need to spend all your money on basic necessities. With BI, you increase the purchase power of a whole bunch of poor people. People that didn't live in the city before, now think they have
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by toong 11y ago
Right, that's what you're seeing in SF or London right now ?
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by toong 11y ago
Are there any studies out there about the second order effects ? If everyone is getting BI, I'm expecting rent to go up. Like, waaaaaaay up. Up to the point where no one can live from BI anymore.
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by toong 11y ago
If you are on your own, you are the only one deciding when and how to spend money. You could be perfectly happy living cheap. I'm not sure the regular spouse would agree moving in into that 1-room studio/semi-frat-house and eating
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by toong 11y ago
If I would be a car burglar today, airbags would be my target. A pricy item, easy to (re)sell (= DIY looking for replacement parts), not trackable (serial numbers?), probably easy/quick to strip from a car if you know what your doing .
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by toong 11y ago
So, at this point a could recommend twitter ? It's pretty nifty to make short statements and include a link to the article ? :D
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by toong 11y ago
Why do you think it's more likely they used Android phones ? As of May 2015, iOS has 53.5% of the mobile market Android 41.7% (in Belgium) - source: http://howwebrowse.be/
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by toong 11y ago
The only situation where I can't find a way to avoid them is handing out managed objects as COM to unmanaged clients.
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by toong 12y ago
Most shops don't handle a gazillion requests. And if you don't handle a gazillion requests, you don't really care about 20ms downtime while HA proxy is reloading ?
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by toong 12y ago
I think you can use -m state --state ESTABLISHED,RELATED to match existing tcp flows. But that builds on conntrack, you could get in trouble if this HA proxy is public facing and handles a gazillion requests ?
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by toong 12y ago
They are now. I remember buying upgrades ?
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by toong 12y ago
Edit: My intention was to get some input on how to properly use auth-tokens.
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by toong 12y ago
Obviously :-) If you're going after basic-auth-headers, you'd probably be sniffing the network. > Authenticate once, generate a token, and use the token for auth from that point. If that token is passed back and forth in the ht
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by toong 12y ago
Exactly this. I see that token used - sometimes in the http request header - but most of the time as a param in the GET request, over plain http. Does it even matter if my auth was secure ? I just need to get hold of some access logs and I
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by toong 12y ago
The've raised $100M from a16z about two years ago [1] ? They should be fine without your donation. [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4220353
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by toong 12y ago
For this to work properly, it requires https only, to prevent downgrade attacks (you stated that). Google analytics is also served both over http & https ? Can anyone shine a light on that ?
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by toong 12y ago
Fair point. But now you're not using Github for development. If your deploy process involves Github, you actually promoted it to be part of you production/operations infrastructure ? That's where the 'wise and mature tec
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by toong 12y ago
I was going to make point that Baidu should serve his analytics-js over https only. But thinking about it, there are fails on so many levels.
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by toong 12y ago
You would have made a valid point if git wasn't fully distributed. But it is. And every dev has full copy of the repository. This is only a temp DDoS situation ? And you can host your code repository elsewhere. You can even use multipl
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by toong 12y ago
Of course is $50M exit a lot better than a failure. My point was: if $50M is your maximum potential - if everything goes perfect - it'd be pretty hard to get some interest from VCs. For their math to work out, they need at least the po

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