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by treve 10y ago
I recently started moving my static jekyll website to AMP. The biggest annoyance by far is that an AMP website requires javascript, and <img> tags are no longer valid. <amp-img> is required. This means I now have to choose betwe
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by treve 10y ago
> "The word spam is kind of like calling someone a rapist. It has — in [the] digital world — calling someone a spammer is the worst thing you could possibly call them." I really don't feel that spammer and rapist are even
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by treve 10y ago
Unicode does not dictate how glyphs are presented. It just describes and categorizes them. So how they look comes from the font that is used. For the proposal these fonts probably didn't exist yet, so it was probably just a (slightly s
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by treve 10y ago
The one I'm surprised about is not the stars, but actually the bitcoin character. It's just a form of branding to me, and while I think there's interesting uses for blockchain technology, public interest seems to be a bit inf
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by treve 10y ago
sabre/dav & Baikal A popular CalDAV/CardDAV/WebDAV implementation in PHP, integrated into pretty much any PHP-based project that requires these features and sometimes even in non-PHP projects that simply don't have a
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by treve 10y ago
Also interesting that it said "WAS the biggest Kubernetes deployment". This tells me that they've tanked hard enough for that to no longer be the case.
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I half expect a comment here explaining why Gitlab does it better ;)
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by treve 10y ago
A file is still a database, it's often simply a worse one. Go with sqlite instead of generating PHP files for storage.
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by treve 10y ago
Stop using grids and use flexbox instead!
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You'll definitely lose email from Amazon SES then. What about checking SPF records instead?
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How are you sending the model safely?
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Sounds a bit like the death penalty.
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by treve 10y ago
A great and important list. It also feels a bit like a hack. Would there a be a better way to do this, maybe in the DNS system to denote ownership/isolation?
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I don't think that that's irony.
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I don't really see why this is a problem. It will probably take longer to learn your codebase than the language it's built in.
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Is go package management still an unsolved problem then?
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As soon as an IPv4 address becomes expensive and IPv6 is not, all of that will change.
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If you're team is 500 strong you definitely should be at a point where you can do things right. If not, the 'debt' is not mainly technical, it's clusterfuck of bad decision making.
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REST is in the eye of the beholder(evertpot.com)
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by treve 10y ago
What would be a good, boring, way to do encryption with PHP in 2016?
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by treve 10y ago
The second one is not all that interesting, as any country that borders more than 1 other country would have a point like that ;) Belgium should have 3
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by treve 10y ago
> "When I was little, I would smash the buttons on arcade machines during the 'Insert Coin' preview screen, believing I was playing the game. You'll see kids do it today too," says Cox. I did this too. I was comp
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by treve 10y ago
ABI is not a specific technology in the same way 'API' is not. So the ABI doesn't have any specific goals, it's just something that emerges when working with dynamic linking.
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Instead of arguing against the merit of his points, you choose to insult the person.
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This is a pretty well-known problem, but mostly irrelevant if you use UTF-8.
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by treve 10y ago
Losing money is a great sign? That doesn't make any sense. At most you can infer then that them losing money is no sign at all, because losing a lot money can also be a sign of failure obviously.
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by treve 10y ago
I still think it's worth talking about this though, as so many people DO think its the only way to go and take on a tremendous financial risk thinking they do it for the job. I wouldn't contest it's useful, but I'd defin
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ELIZA was around in 1964: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ELIZA
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by treve 10y ago
I'd agree with you, yet the article leaves me with the same type of response. I don't know if it's true, but the writing style for me too invokes a feeling that I'm not getting the complete story. Similar to articles fro
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A better title would have been 'Make 101'. Its an absolute beginners tutorial.

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