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931.
by weego 12y ago
You can tune Redis to fit many use cases, but in a situation where you have choice it feels like a bad idea to take it out of it's comfort zone just because.
932.
by weego 12y ago
Is there any obvious reason why they are so behind on v8 versions? It feels like that would be pretty much in the top 2 things you need to do as a maintenance part of being in "control" of node.
933.
by weego 12y ago
You can powderise oils using maltodextrin, it's a trick that a lot of gastro-chefs have been using for years. Turns back into oil in the presence of any liquid.
934.
by weego 12y ago
Maybe he wanted to find common ground as an introduction to something that is quite intimidating to a lot of people? I see the whole point of 'introductions to' like this is to let people decide whether they are interested or not
935.
by weego 12y ago
Having started off planning the exact same stack (but for business intelligence event tracking) we ended up dropping kafka for kinesis. It felt like until we got to the scale where it tips in the favour of self managed infrastructure (if ev
936.
by weego 12y ago
I don't see why shitty people should get credit for being overtly shitty.
937.
by weego 12y ago
I started off learning Scala in a 2 man band startup for 3 or so years and moving to a company with 20+ full time Scala developers was a huge eye opener. All the things that hooked me about Scala like taking advantage of its relatively un-o
938.
by weego 12y ago
Also for Now developers, pushing a card to a user is only the intent for that user to get a card (and the intent to show it in certain contexts, like on their commute, at work, leisure time and location based). There is still the Now API bl
939.
by weego 12y ago
Yes, development for apps for content partners was started in early November and were being tested in small batches in mid December.
940.
by weego 12y ago
That people have managed well enough for years without monolithic frameworks?
941.
by weego 12y ago
Considering the wide range of possible triggers that don't have any kind of formal api I expect the answer is by scraping the right sites.
942.
by weego 12y ago
I don't know whether you really are just hedging your bets to karma farm or whether you believe what you say but the author has stood up and asked what people think. What on earth is the point of everyone on here going "oh well it
943.
by weego 12y ago
What's this, no Cutty Sark?
944.
by weego 12y ago
Youtube is the most frustrating example of feeling like software innovation for the user is getting stagnant. I'm sure there is constant progress being made behind the scenes, but it feels like it's the same at best, or worse even
945.
by weego 12y ago
The irony of suggesting a framework that abuses html attributes in templates to wire up massively abstracted behaviour as a response to someone tearing into the obsession of JavaScript devs with over-abstraction. You do appear to be overly
946.
by weego 12y ago
My view has been they were losing hearts and minds in the dev community and that using dual licensed or open products as leverage in price negotiations was becoming more common. It felt like much more of a slow bleed.
947.
by weego 12y ago
Primarily scraping of comet/ajax updating sites of course, but also some interesting uses for testing - crawling a site taking screenshots and then comparing screenshots across releases looking for layout bugs was quite a fun thing. Th
948.
by weego 12y ago
I also believe that it's not in Trello Inc. interest to try to censure us because of the Streisand effect, and it would be overly complex What a thoroughly loathsome and naive attitude to have.
949.
by weego 12y ago
No it doesn't. Short reply but there is literally nothing else to say.
950.
by weego 12y ago
Those lessons appear to have left us needing a loading screen to show a web page. I'll stick with not bolting everything I can find together into a Frankensteins monster of a stack.
951.
by weego 12y ago
It would be a horrible buy for any polarising brand. Microsoft is about as marmite as you get in software (along with Oracle perhaps) regardless of their recent attitude to being open. We have to be past the point where anyone with purchasi
952.
by weego 12y ago
The outcome of "what if the web looked like our Trello board!?!" A question no one should have asked or answered.
953.
by weego 12y ago
Visually conflating buttons and an input field (search) in the new header concept is a horrible design solution. I really feel like unbounded inputs (giving the user no visual clues of the boundaries of the input until they click into it) i
954.
by weego 12y ago
Which is quickly becoming a tedious exercise in cheap point scoring. People go for names that reflect the intent or otherwise associate with the system they are building. They also prefer existing words. Sometimes that will mean reuse of th
955.
by weego 12y ago
The source, by itself, without all the themes, is about one MB That's just the basics. You still need to override/add more. 1MB to get you out of the gate is appalling.
956.
by weego 12y ago
There is a Controller class, but in the demo app you can see that both App and ToDoItem extend Controller, which makes be believe that Controller is perhaps not what you'd expect. Having said that, I much prefer Backbones presenter idi
957.
by weego 12y ago
I appreciate that it's an artists impression and thus over-selling the possible reality, but I can't help but imagine most people, myself included, would not feel very comfortable flying in something that, from the inside, barely
958.
by weego 12y ago
I can't help but imagine poor people do actually covet the iPhone, my semi-literate friend.
959.
by weego 12y ago
The most unappealing part about any framework that claims to get you 90% there is that the 10% left is always loads of painful bullshit trying to wedge what you need into a, usually overly opinionated, overly rigid "the framework way&q
960.
by weego 12y ago
going to the Gym is also a great way to put on weight given a calorie surplus.

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