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by zimbatm 11y ago
with the `go generate` version as well ?
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by zimbatm 11y ago
UK prices are crazy. The entry price model is £359 which is $516 USD instead of $399. The 64GB one is £439 which is $631 USD instead of $499. So in short $100+ for shipping. http://www.apple.com/uk/shop/buy-iphone&
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by zimbatm 11y ago
This could be useful if only a small subset of the JSON content is needed. It would be interesting to see how it compares when the number of fields grow. One missing for comparison: https://github.com/ugorji/go/
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by zimbatm 11y ago
While I enjoy reading HN I don't think that it's the pinnacle of civilization. Also it doesn't always make me happy. In retrospect I'm not even sure how much nature has irremediably been destroyed to produce all the comp
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by zimbatm 11y ago
But that's an American point of view. Why is success only viewed as having a high-GNP economy and being able to land on the moon ? I would be more interested in seeing what other things could come out of such a country if the EU&#x2F
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by zimbatm 11y ago
Animations are mostly useful for learning users because it gives them a cue. Every UI should have a way to turn those off and stop wasting my time.
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by zimbatm 11y ago
It's kind of missing the point of the article to reduce it back to an American point of view. Maybe we should try to respect and understand the differences instead of trying to "fix" other countries and gauge them at the sole
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by zimbatm 11y ago
Small errata: fn process(state: &State) still has a recursive call after it's been converted to use a loop.
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by zimbatm 11y ago
I don't know why you are talking about Docker but even for Docker, I have their public GPG key setup in my puppet installation code. Docker is installed with APT and using the same signature mechanism. Docker in turn now does container
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by zimbatm 11y ago
> 2. This is true. However, it's true about every web service. It is also true about any software that is either distributed over the web/TLS or has security updates distributed over the web/TLS. While some may say that no
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by zimbatm 11y ago
It would be nice if we could link against an immutable version of articles (like the good old paper). Changing the content after the fact makes it hard for all parties to discuss properly.
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by zimbatm 11y ago
Does it mean that I need two docker compose, one for development and one for deployment ?
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by zimbatm 11y ago
Despite the inflammatory and badly written article, commentators here are missing the point. Microsoft is undeniably making money out of Linux and Android by threatening companies with their patents and it's good to remind that to peop
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by zimbatm 11y ago
Does any of these solutions give me back live-reload when developing web apps on OSX ? As far as I know the code is uploaded into the container and only gets replaced when the image is re-created. At which point there are issues with privat
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by zimbatm 11y ago
Actually getting the support of other language communities would be even more useful. If you can find use-cases of the feature for other languages then it's going to be much more compelling.
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by zimbatm 11y ago
`jo` is conflicting with autojump on my system. Other than that it looks pretty handy. ls | jo -a -B
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by zimbatm 11y ago
Put a haproxy in front that does the rate-limiting and connection tracking.
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by zimbatm 11y ago
For a CA they could structure their data as a log where each entry (new cert) contains the checksum of the previous entry. That way it's not possible to change the chain without unwinding it. Each person getting a new signed cert now h
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by zimbatm 11y ago
On Android the default is to push-notify on every message in a room. This is not sensible at all.
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by zimbatm 11y ago
It's not perfect. We get a booklet explaining the voting issue at hand, things are also discussed in the media and on political parties websites. If it's a referendum then both the referendum people and the government get pages to
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by zimbatm 11y ago
Even more reliable is to keep your programs small :)
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by zimbatm 11y ago
Separation of concerns is not dependent on having a network layers between your function calls though. You can have a well structured monolith with different inner well separated parts. It's just easier to cheat in code than over the n
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by zimbatm 11y ago
I think that you mean a pledge. Anyways, I think that it would have been more effective if there was an actual plan associated to it. For example explaining that all the static content is stored on S3 and there is money set aside to fund th
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by zimbatm 11y ago
> Build and debug cross platform but only on windows :p
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by zimbatm 11y ago
Hi, how does the read tracking work. Does it mean that your users depend on some server-side code to get the ping-back ? If that is the case, what did you do to preserve the anonymity of your users ?
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by zimbatm 11y ago
Certainly that's an issue with the scope of the warrant. Similarly to the judge only giving access to the car or the living room. I agree that smartphones are blurring the distinction between the brain and the physical world and the da
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by zimbatm 11y ago
What if Apple was in the business of safes and built a really strong to crack safe. There would be 10 attempts to open it or all the content would catch on fire. Is it unheard of that the government would seek the help of that kind of compa
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by zimbatm 11y ago
The issue with the dot alone is that in some cases it's indistinguishable from a domain name. "dead.beef" is bound to exist now that ICANN is going crazy with top-level domains.
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by zimbatm 11y ago
> What's wrong with that? Vendoring external dependencies adds a lot of noise to your git history. Especially with github's UI it's easy to miss an important change because of skipping trough the vendor changes or getting
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by zimbatm 11y ago
It's more helpful to think about classes of errors and what the type system prevents. A simple type system prevents type mismatch errors. A more complex type system like Haskell's might be able to encode interfaces and other rules

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