troels

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751.
by troels 14y ago
We did this at one previous company I worked at. At my current company, I've introduced the same thing. The person also doubles as the "maintenance person", who will pick up minor production-level failures.
752.
by troels 14y ago
No search? Browsing through page upon page is going to get tired soon.
753.
by troels 14y ago
How can it be foggy and lack humidity?
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by troels 14y ago
It's not a penalty though. People who are severely mentally ill wouldn't just be allowed to wander about in society either. If someone poses a thread to them selves or others, then they would be kept under guard. But that is not to punish t
755.
by troels 14y ago
Basically, whenever you decide to use a 3rd party library, you should be prepared to maintain it at some point.
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by troels 14y ago
It would be more precise to say minimalistic, rather than simple.
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by troels 14y ago
Very cool idea to let the user mark an area before selecting widget, rather than the reverse, which is more or less the standard way. It works well. I would suggest that you save state in local-storage and/or hook into the onunload event, t
758.
by troels 14y ago
As a developer? Most of northern Europe would have salaries way past that, assuming your skills are in demand.
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by troels 14y ago
Looks like someone should send a pull request then.
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by troels 14y ago
Not all of them are. IE6 will choke.
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by troels 14y ago
Ah .. He expected it to reach the unreachable code? I thought that it did reach `return R`, which would be totally strange and could indeed be explained by a compiler bug. (Or more likely, by side effects in the code between the two che
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by troels 14y ago
Maybe I'm just slow, but what was the bug in that code?
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by troels 14y ago
That might be the case, but then it's not really something to be worried about, is it? I mean, then they're basically saying that astronauts on Mars will see shooting stars a bit more often than on Earth.
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by troels 14y ago
Their model suggests that Tunguska-type events of around 10 megatons should occur roughly once a century and smaller 1 megaton events once every 15 years. If the rate is 1/15 years on Earth, why haven't I witnessed any yet? I suspect the
765.
by troels 14y ago
That can hardly be an argument not to. Time to use a proxy?
766.
by troels 14y ago
A lot of charities are moving online, so what they loose from one source, they can recoup from another. The good thing about online/cc is that the giver isn't limited by whatever spare change he has in the pocket.
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by troels 14y ago
There's the ecommerce api though, which would apply to this specific case. https://developers.google.com/analytics/devguides/collection...
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by troels 14y ago
No, but the identification relies on a cookie placed on the 3rd-party site (leadlander.com). With that domain blocked, there would not longer be a way to identify the user across different sites, which is a key element of this thing working
769.
by troels 14y ago
Instead of a script to embed, these firms could provide an API to identify users from the server side. The scripts that captures the profile would be served by the sites themselves rather than from third party services. ... Toast. Not rea
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by troels 14y ago
No, how so?
771.
by troels 14y ago
_The user enters how many boxes they want to pack and clicks Print, which prints a unique QR code inventory control label for each box. The packer affixes the QR code labels to the packed boxes, places them in the staging area, and moves on
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by troels 14y ago
As someone who hasn't used usenet for downloading content, why is it that it seems that a few central indexing services are the way people access this medium? Wouldn't it be possible - and preferable - to distribute the index through p2p? T
773.
by troels 14y ago
For example, assuming the images are spaced with 200px between them: convert -crop 200x200 bw-smaco.tif smaco.png Imagemagick can do anything.
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by troels 14y ago
I also researched _every_ person who I'd be talking to. Has a lot of PostgreSQL related posts on their blog? "Oh yeah I hate MySQL". Re-tweeted a tweet about a MongoDB bug report? "I prefer traditional databases for serious apps". Has a bl
775.
by troels 14y ago
Being able to enter payment information (bank account number to transfer to) would be helpful.
776.
by troels 14y ago
I was profoundly impressed. At first, I didn't realise it was a translation. Apart from a few odd passages, the text flows really well.
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by troels 14y ago
In that case, you have higher standards than most anyone I've dealt with in this business. Kudos for that.
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by troels 14y ago
We have a similar system here in Denmark, and a domain costs about $10, so the price is not because of the system.
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by troels 14y ago
Even if there were unpaid bills?
780.
by troels 14y ago
Part of the problem is that domain registration and DNS hosting are usually conflated, when they are in fact very different things. Domain registration is more a legal discipline than a technical one - Especially when you begin to go into r

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