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by wspeirs 11y ago
This allows for a future email, but doesn't allow for recurring emails... say every Tuesday at 9 AM. Also, my email list can change between when I issue that call and when the email actually goes out; there is not callback.
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Ask HN: How do you send schedule/recurring emails?
5 points by wspeirs 11y ago|2 comments
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by wspeirs 11y ago
I also like how the last exclamation point on the 500 page is just a '1'... someone forgot to hold down shift :-)
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by wspeirs 11y ago
Yea, been almost 30 minutes without an update. I'm always curious what the scene looks like at Google right now. Are people screaming at each other? Or are some engineers just calmly looking through logs trying to find out what's
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by wspeirs 11y ago
I've had GREAT responses from Uber customer support when I rate a driver lower than 3 stars and add a comment. I usually get a follow-up within an hour or so.
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by wspeirs 11y ago
> And Rust's solution to buffer overflows is the same as every other language — run time bounds checking. Right, because that's the only way to do it? What's wrong with that? The point is a language like Rust has built-in
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by wspeirs 11y ago
To really "go for the gold" you can add in other abstraction libraries for talking to clouds like http://www.dasein.org/ and https://jclouds.apache.org/
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by wspeirs 11y ago
I'm honestly not trying to take anything away from Ian, but he didn't "invent" the "Ian knot", just renamed the handcuff knot: http://www.animatedknots.com/handcuff/
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by wspeirs 11y ago
This is great... well done. Any chance you could side-by-side it with Azure & Google Cloud's offerings? That would be MASSIVELY useful!
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by wspeirs 11y ago
Yea, part of me wondered if they took on this money to help go IPO...
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by wspeirs 11y ago
> "Chef’s business is growing exponentially with annual recurring revenue growth accelerating as the company scales" Makes me wonder why they needed the money. > "This new round will allow Chef to extend its leadership
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by wspeirs 11y ago
Update: "Partial service has been restored. Repository clones and pulls should complete without problem on HTTPS as well as SSH. Pushes and pull-request updates are still functioning at a limited capacity and may not work as expected f
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by wspeirs 11y ago
Yea... it's really bad. I was hoping someone in the NH community had deeper knowledge of the problem. Curious if it was a DoS attack similar to those launched against GitHub a while back.
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Major SSH outage at BitBucket(status.bitbucket.org)
5 points by wspeirs 11y ago|4 comments
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by wspeirs 11y ago
... well there you go!
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by wspeirs 11y ago
I've always thought it'd be interesting to write a display driver for VirtualBox that uses WebGL so you can essentially get a desktop through a web browser...
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by wspeirs 11y ago
I think it comes with all the usual caveats of "don't run super sensitive things on external networks". My guess is the motivation is for presentations and other "one-time" usages like that.
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by wspeirs 11y ago
Can you only use the Nexus 6 with the plan? I've got a OnePlus
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Ask HN: Is Project Fi worth it?
1 points by wspeirs 11y ago|3 comments
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by wspeirs 11y ago
Many companies (FactSet for example) still use VMS, and vim on those systems... I think folks would be surprised how many legacy systems are still out there.
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by wspeirs 11y ago
> DO is closer to competing with just Elastic Beanstalk Hu? DO is like EC2, a box on the net with an IP address. Elastic Beanstalk is a PaaS that will auto-scale for you.
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Google Cloud Pricing 40% Less Expensive(cloud.google.com)
2 points by wspeirs 11y ago|0 comments
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by wspeirs 11y ago
Added a note... thanks!
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by wspeirs 11y ago
I updated interfaces and enums. To your comment about move semantics for structs and such, I actually found the book lacking. I just did a quick Google search of the book for "move semantics" and couldn't find it anywhere. Wh
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by wspeirs 11y ago
Thanks! Made the fix: https://github.com/wspeirs/rust-compare/commit/0c9fe97c7ae45... You said there are "some pretty wrong statements," any others? You can also fork and fix if you'd like to h
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by wspeirs 11y ago
How do you iterate over an array in Rust?
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Rust-Compare: a comparison of Rust, C++, and Java(rust-compare.com)
2 points by wspeirs 11y ago|9 comments
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Interactive Rust(github.com)
3 points by wspeirs 11y ago|0 comments
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by wspeirs 11y ago
Sadly doesn't work with Visual Studio Code: https://code.visualstudio.com/
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Visual Rust 0.1 is out(blog.piston.rs)
160 points by wspeirs 11y ago|52 comments

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