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by treve 6y ago
For the cases we've hit, it made sense to do a more specialized endpoint (or media type) than to create a universal way to let clients pick that fields they want. This works way nicer with caches and APIs where the URI is a first class
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by treve 6y ago
The problem with this is if a few popular servers are lenient, people are going to start relying on this lenient behavior. More people relying on this means more servers will have to start supporting this bug and you end up with the 'w
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by treve 6y ago
There's two ideal ways to deal with this: 1. Accept that the new standard is that ip addresses should be supported, and write a new rfc document with that change. 2. Encourage people to not support this. Simply asking all mailservers t
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by treve 6y ago
The DOM inspector view in Firefox predates Firebug by years. My memory might be a bit shaky, but it may even have existed in Mozilla Web Browser? It really looked like a 'DOM tree/tree of Javascript classes' though, not reall
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by treve 6y ago
You probably mean deflation, right? In inflation the cost of goods and services are higher, because the currency is losing value.
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by treve 6y ago
Vim has time-based undo which is great, but I always forget about it and need to look up how to use it the few times that I want it. Having a slider/timeline does sound like an excellent idea. Also just being able to non-destructively
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by treve 6y ago
Stack Overflow is extremely useful but also very toxic to many of it's contributes. I've found myself 30 minutes into an answer more than a few times, only to have the original question closed. Close votes tend to have a pile on e
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by treve 6y ago
Honestly I find that a good sign. It means it's not a direct port, but tested and modified for modern sensibilities =) Spending tons of hours on a super difficult game like lemmings might have been more reasonable late 80's/e
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by treve 6y ago
This is pretty funny to me. With VR you can go anywhere you can possibly imagine, and you chose an office.
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by treve 6y ago
Figuring out what lines to write, mostly.
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by treve 6y ago
It always surprises me that people get so much productivity gain out of their editors, shells and keyboards and such. I write maybe a few dozen lines of code on a good day.
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by treve 6y ago
99% of the time I've heard this argument, that dollar ends up going to neither. Instead of trying to decide who is worthy of your dollar, perhaps consider what that dollar is worth to you vs. what it is worth to them. If you give them
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by treve 6y ago
Maybe I'm missing something, but don't the vast majority of applications don't care about what architecture they run on? The main difference for us was lower bills.
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by treve 6y ago
The picture that immediately popped in my head when reading about the zooming features was factorio. It would be interesting to spatially arrange files and folders in codebases. If the framrate is high, I imagine it could be pretty powerful
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by treve 6y ago
My understanding is that going out, (binge-)drinking has actually significantly gone down in the last decade. I can't vouch for these specific stats, but I've come across multiple articles over the years that support this. Here&#x
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by treve 6y ago
The few times I was near the top of the front-page, the google analytics realtime dashboard has been in the hundreds, never thousands.
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by treve 6y ago
It's an interesting take. We definitely don't have the capacity & skills to be in the first company, although it would be awesome. I think most places I worked we had no choice but to be in the second company, although I think
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by treve 6y ago
SEEKING FREELANCER, Toronto, Remote OK for near enough Timezones. We are a small web development agency, mostly focused on full-stack web development, primarily Typescript, Node.js, React, MySQL on AWS. We have more work than we can handle
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by treve 6y ago
The law is based on minimum wage, not a minimum price for wait time. Uber sets that price.
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by treve 6y ago
It's so common on HN to see people argue law and policy and then generalize it to make an argument. They didn't say unprofitable companies shouldn't exist, but there's certainly a case to be made that large companies swo
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by treve 6y ago
In the Netherlands (where I'm from) I know loads of people on 4 day workweeks. It's often an option, and there's very few drawbacks for employee and employer. The 20% paycut is pre-tax, so the real cut is a lot lower. It also
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by treve 6y ago
I would definitely get a USB C screen if I didn't already have one!
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by treve 6y ago
I just also started looking into Thunderbolt 3 docks after only getting 4k30hz. $400+ CAD is so much though! Im curious if anyone here has recommendations
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by treve 6y ago
We've been working on a project similar as supertokens, but does not mess with password manager and with TOTP and WebauthN support (Yubikey is tested). The project really needs a great frontend. Right now it's mostly just a an API
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by treve 6y ago
This paper has a pretty naive understanding of REST. While 'REST' can mean something different depending on who you talk to, I think in the context of a paper we can expect a bit more research. This paper takes a typical query, an
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by treve 6y ago
> Good Java should resemble C If that sentence from the article is the only thing you took issue with, I'd wager you interpret it different than the author's intent. I took it as low on abstractions and mostly imperative.
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Bebop: An Efficient, Schema-Based Binary Serialization Format(rainway.com)
3 points by treve 6y ago|0 comments
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by treve 6y ago
It's still absurd that you need additional services just to do transfers. I can't understand why an IBAN-like system can't seem to get off the ground in the US.
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by treve 6y ago
You don't _need_ a client secret for authorization_code though, do you? This part of the premise didn't make sense to me, and especially people opting for implicit as an alternative instead, because it still has this 'interce
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by treve 6y ago
I feel that there's a lot of comments in this thread that point out things that OP also already realized. However, the point was not so much about precision, it was about consistency.

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