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   by veesahni 9y ago

   real benchmarks are here: https://hothardware.com/reviews/samsung-ssd-970-evo-and-pro-...
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   by veesahni 9y ago

   The documentation ( https://apple.github.io/foundationdb/technical-overview.html ) sells the product, but doesn't give a deep enough explanation. As a closed source product, that's understandable. Going forw
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   by veesahni 9y ago

   I use something like this: https://www.napoleongrills.com/accessories/accessory-details... Not as effective, but safe.
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   by veesahni 9y ago

   This is what I experienced years ago when I last had an iPhone. Google's voice recognition is exceptional. I can mumble words and it still seems to contextually figure out what I was probably trying to say.
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   by veesahni 9y ago

   How about continuity of communication between Google Home & Phone. In my kitchen, I can ask Google Home "how far is X" .. and it responds with a distance/time and pops up a notification on my phone to initiate Google Maps
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   by veesahni 9y ago

   Google's voice recognition is excellent. I trust Assistant to help me throughout my day with a number of things now: - Cooking & laundry timers - Reminders (remind me to do X when I get home) - Directions (Take me to the nearest X
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   by veesahni 9y ago

   I created UltraHook.. it only replaces ngrok for the simple "receiving webhooks on localhost" use case. The infrastructure is sponsored by Enchant.com
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   by veesahni 10y ago

   If a library update requires all teams using the library to start using the new version simultaneously, then you're pretty tightly coupled. Not a good thing. But if different services can interoperate while running different versions
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   by veesahni 10y ago

   Self-Plug. We use our own product ( http://www.enchant.com ) to support our customers .. It covers email support, a knowledge base website, live chat widget for the marketing site (i.e. sales), and an in-app widget that offers bot
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    by veesahni 10y ago

    I'm happy the post helped you :)
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    by veesahni 10y ago

    A bulk deletion isn't defined as part of their "Standard Methods" .. For stuff that doesn't fit the standard methods, they have this page on custom methods: https://cloud.google.com/apis/design/
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    by veesahni 10y ago

    I wrote about API design (with a similar rejection of HATEOAS): http://www.vinaysahni.com/best-practices-for-a-pragmatic-res... In short: humans can follow links, even as a website goes through significant changes. Code ca
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    by veesahni 10y ago

    This is a good idea. Also browser makers won't feel like they're supporting another format. It's just a modernized version of JSON.
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    by veesahni 10y ago

    I accidentally click on hide when aiming for the comments link
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    by veesahni 10y ago

    I collated a list of best practices here: http://www.vinaysahni.com/best-practices-for-a-pragmatic-res...
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    by veesahni 11y ago

    Agreed. Automatic acknowledgement emails tend to result in disrupting phone notifications with very limited useful value. Where auto acks are are valuable, however, are for emails received outside of business hours. This sets expectations
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    by veesahni 11y ago

    Great businesses provide great customer service Some principles worth following: 0) Be human - personable, friendly and honestly there to help 1) Be honest and transparent with technical issues 2) Be fair with billing issues 3) Be effective
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    The State of JavaScript on Android in 2015 is… poor(meta.discourse.org)

    7 points by veesahni 11y ago|1 comments
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    by veesahni 11y ago

    This has been fixed. Just update moped: gem "moped", "~> 2.0.5"
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    by veesahni 11y ago

    Would love to see multi-threaded workers. That's one of the pros of using sidekiq + redis today (it uses celluloid under the hood).
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    by veesahni 12y ago

    Perhaps get a VM from DO/AWS/etc and setup something like dokku - https://github.com/progrium/dokku
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    by veesahni 12y ago

    Is this available to canadian stripe accounts too or just US?
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    by veesahni 12y ago

    Is it possible to pop up Chrome with this setup to do some lightweight browsing on the TV?
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    by veesahni 12y ago

    (impure) ruby implementation: ruby -e '[3,1,2].each{|n| system("sleep #{n} && echo #{n} &")}'
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    Jetpacks have arrived(youtube.com)

    1 points by veesahni 12y ago|1 comments
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    Using JSON Web Tokens as API Keys(auth0.com)

    8 points by veesahni 12y ago|0 comments
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    by veesahni 12y ago

    I agree with this one. We used to get high quality responses from technical team members. Recent communications haven't been so great. For an example, take a peek at Ticket #154458 In July we identified an issue where Mailgun -> ELB
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    by veesahni 12y ago

    Ruby replaced Perl as my swiss-army chainsaw a long time ago.
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    by veesahni 12y ago

    It would be nice if we could store SSL certificates on DNS records, like how email signing (domankeys/DKIM) works. Looks like there's already some effort for this: http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc4398 https:&#
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    by veesahni 12y ago

    HipChat Server https://www.hipchat.com/server