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by vonklaus 11y ago
The edit window closed, but to be fair I need to mention that the from 1.3 - 1.4(the new update), I opened the exact file I had significant problems with. The editor used to bottle neck, hang, and usually would just quit after being non-r
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by vonklaus 11y ago
Funny you mention that. I am thinking about switching. Vsc is much more performant built on electron which was what github developed to write atom. So microsoft did a great job. Issue is that there is a much smaller community, less plugins
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by vonklaus 11y ago
Here is a way to reproduce an issue. Put syntax highlighing on discover. Open a 1000 line json file. Most of the issues are on syntax highlighting. The editor has a very bad way of inplementing this, based on it always crashing or timing ou
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by vonklaus 11y ago
Yeah. I don't want to rail against it top much because it is a free tool, but it crashes regularly, hangs, and regularly lags opening small files. I love the drag/drop sidebar but If this update doesn't inprove the editor sig
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by vonklaus 11y ago
To be fair, right where airbnb is cutoff is a massive searchbox for your travel destination. The NYT/news in general, they have navigation but they typically put breaking headlines/articles on the front page with links to othet se
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by vonklaus 11y ago
Oddly, neither the anonymous hacker(adjective not group), nor a high ranking gov't intelligience officer were available to comment on this twitter picture we found on facebook after it had trickled down from 4chan to reddit.
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by vonklaus 11y ago
I agree and, except for the "terror plots aren'the norm" conclusion, im with you. What I am driving at is that while the blanket "people" who watch fox news and are scared of brown people label terroists as myslims,
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by vonklaus 11y ago
I have began to change, or at least think more deeply about survelience and the role of gov't. I still am pretty much the same mind of the author, and blanket survelience is intrusive, ineffective and anti-anerican; both literally and
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by vonklaus 11y ago
I used to say "but we could just build that", but I agree with you. Some of the things I find expensive are te SSL line items and more peculiar than expensive really, a $25 image carousel. If letsencrypt could be a drop in replace
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by vonklaus 11y ago
Maybe they should add support for the certification process. They could price this in nano-seconds using utc time based on the region of the developer (except u.s east virginia). If you are rejected you could get max-support integration (4
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by vonklaus 11y ago
Lyft and uber are competing in 2 completely different spaces. Uber is most similar to a company like the nasdaq and lyft is pretty similar to a cable company that existed in a liquid market. Uber is an information arbitrageur. They make mar
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by vonklaus 11y ago
Larry Page has been talking about this for a while. Interesting to see what alphabet does
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by vonklaus 11y ago
Nokia, in many ways, was the pioneer of SaaS. They developed a globally recognized product that would become both the iconic application associated with early cellphone applications and paved the way for a globally distributed market for mo
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by vonklaus 11y ago
Wikipedia EN is 100GB[0] in an xml dump. You linked to the dump of the entire primary db which probably (and this is total spec.) is all users, editors, edits, languages, usage dtatistics and internal metrics. I don't know if the woute
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by vonklaus 11y ago
This is great. In 2008 Patrick Collison had a buddy who was using the then undocumented iphone internal apis to make apps. They made a wikipedia dump[0] so they could have the hitchikers guide to the galaxy. I was surprised that this was on
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by vonklaus 11y ago
I don't get it. Twitter is a one to many broadcast channel. Its point is to be public. Privacy doesnt factor in. I think you could make a fake email, but twitter serves as a public channel so if you want privacy and twitter you are sor
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by vonklaus 11y ago
I know why detailed reporting is important, I just have to assume that anyone paying for this is not price sensitive. Transparency and trust, one would imagine, are the core pieces of the business maybe even in front of task execution so it
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by vonklaus 11y ago
Singapore is ~1/4 of the size of Rhode Island and ~200 square miles larger than lichtenstein, the smallest country in Europe. It's like 50k USD to own the ability to own a car which expires in 10 years at which point you will ha
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by vonklaus 11y ago
I registered my kid with whoisGuard toddler. It was a pretty good experience. They take care of paperwork, pta meetings and bake sales. Unfortunately, i didnt know about it until my daughter was in 2nd grade which meant she was registered f
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by vonklaus 11y ago
I meant fragmentation is good, I misspoke. I agreed with a lot of PGs evidence but drew the opposite conclusion. Fragmentation in that people are less tied to companies, countries, organizations, and religion. I hope this means that as thes
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by vonklaus 11y ago
i would have to disagree. SpaceX and OneWeb are making strides to do LEO satellite internet[0] and the successful recapture of the F9 rocket means that launch costs are going down. Couple that with the commoditization of cellphone hardware
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by vonklaus 11y ago
Interesting perspective. I wonder how much "cronyism" costs. It is a problem, but how big? Sort of the issue is that their is a systemic change taking place globally and it moves at a compounding rate. Most governments on a micro
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by vonklaus 11y ago
> Email services like "SendWithUs" which allow for A-B testing of your emails... It has very little use being on someone else's servers. If your server can send an email, you can easily run a lightweight service that does
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by vonklaus 11y ago
edit: levine article provides some good info.
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by vonklaus 11y ago
Well, to qoute fight club, it is simply the illusion of safety at 30000 feet. In reality, and as this articld recounts, the pilots control the plane and an eggregious piloting error will not ve corrected regardless of whether I am aware tha
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by vonklaus 11y ago
I had never installed an ssl cert before and was super excited to try let's encrypt. I had nginx and it was a bit difficult for a first timer to setup. This[0] post really helped me get up and running and was at a level that was unders
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by vonklaus 11y ago
Haha and people ask why I use satire tags when it is "obvious". Also, a good hint was the lack of noSQL options in the marketplace....
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by vonklaus 11y ago
I think it is pretty fucked up that google is bundling their free email, storage and suite of office products with their free/low cost nosql database. There just aren't any noSQL options out there right now.
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by vonklaus 11y ago
As someone who has had some small disagreements with dang and I don't always see eye to eye with him; * the moderators, I believe, really do what they think is best for the community, * they work hard at a pretty thankless job * they a
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