xutopia

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by xutopia 10y ago
I get where you're coming from but I depend on a subdomain for each one of my user signups and we're talking thousands. LE limits us to 100 subdomains on a single cert and would require a restart for each signup. I'll defin
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by xutopia 10y ago
My average is roughly 1 year at every position with the maximum being nearly 2 years. I prefer working in startups and smaller businesses rather than a bank or government entity. In the startup world I found 1-2 year stints don't seem
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by xutopia 10y ago
The one thing stopping adoption for a lot of people is wilcard support. https://community.letsencrypt.org/t/please-support-wildcard-...
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by xutopia 10y ago
damn... I actually like that a lot!
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by xutopia 10y ago
Crystal aims to replace Ruby but at Railsconf and Ruby meetups I go to Elixir/Pheonix is mentioned 100x more than Crystal is.
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by xutopia 10y ago
The best investment I made in terms of money? Married my wife. Having a life partner that understands money and makes sure I didn't make stupid money decisions is the best investment. It pays off in so many ways.
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by xutopia 10y ago
How do you calculate this?
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by xutopia 10y ago
I'm finding it really funny how even Docker users can't really explain easily what Docker is.
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by xutopia 10y ago
What's the point of this exactly? Why would someone chose this over V8?
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by xutopia 10y ago
Pretty nice to see that it is still in the news... pretty soon I fear it won't even be newsworthy.
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by xutopia 10y ago
Is it possible to do this on the fly with subdomains? I have a specific problem with my instance where I have multiple domains and multiple subdomains. Right now I use a wildcard SSL because the subdomains are generated on the fly wheneve
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by xutopia 10y ago
Is it possible to use this with multiple subdomains? I have multiple domains pointing to an heroku instance and each domain has multiple subdomains. Insofar as I understood LetsEncrypt does not support wildcard SSL but is it possible to u
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by xutopia 10y ago
And that's a good thing! :-D
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by xutopia 10y ago
You should check out Elixir. It is heavily inspired by the Ruby language yet makes concurrency easier than many other languages.
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by xutopia 10y ago
Following this approach is very effective for getting R&D credits in Canada. Documenting your process in a lightweight manner like this helps tremendously.
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by xutopia 10y ago
One thing that isn't written about in the article is the fact that in the USA people only know one setting for their air conditioning units. People would do great to try a different setting than "make your house a fridge".
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by xutopia 10y ago
It's very limited in nature but it's a great introduction. We have a character and we have to give him the knowledge to handle his environment.
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by xutopia 10y ago
I bought Omnigraffle a few versions back but when it was time to upgrade I just couldn't afford it. I would upgrade every year for 25$ if they had it at that price point.
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by xutopia 10y ago
Say I have a bunch of Wii games... how do I play them on my Mac?
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by xutopia 10y ago
I've been a Rails developer for 10 years. I'm looking at Elixir and Phoenix today and I'm sad that I started my last project in Rails. My test suite takes upwards of 10 minutes to run and everything I hear about Elixir is th
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by xutopia 10y ago
What about the pipe operator in Elixir? Isn't it tedious and less readable to apply the same logic in Erlang?
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by xutopia 10y ago
Safari-tab? What do they mean?
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by xutopia 10y ago
You would do all the employees (and society) a favour by calling them out.
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by xutopia 10y ago
What kind of speeds can we expect with the data plan? What about latency?
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by xutopia 10y ago
I think you misunderstand the way this works. The TSA can have 2 employees instead of 12 and they still get the same amount of funding because people can't stop travelling like a coffee drinker can go to a competitor.
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by xutopia 10y ago
The grids are way nicer in cute. You just have to specify a grid container and the flex takes care of the rest.
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by xutopia 10y ago
I live in Montreal and my biggest gripe with Siri is her not being bilingual! There are so many street names or place names here that are French and when I want to send a message to a francophone friend I can only use handsfree mode in Eng
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by xutopia 10y ago
Yes. It's quite commonly used in British English afaik. You can say "This brought a twofold increase in clientele", "We saw a threefold weight increase in affected mammals". I've never seen it used passed &qu
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by xutopia 10y ago
That book is a highly relevant read to anyone who feels something is unpleasant about their work as developers.
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The Pragmatic Programmer a Book Review(kiramclean.com)
6 points by xutopia 10y ago|3 comments

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