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by aboutruby 8y ago
Funded Nov 1, 2014: https://www.crunchbase.com/organization/metabase
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by aboutruby 8y ago
The idea is to have a vetted word of mouth so the legitimate way is to personally know someone who has been invited there.
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by aboutruby 8y ago
There is also https://ruby.github.io/TryRuby/ (inspired by the now defunct tryruby.org) Also my favorite: https://learnxinyminutes.com/docs/ruby/
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by aboutruby 8y ago
And then why couldn't Twitter itself do it?
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by aboutruby 8y ago
I mean, the account stealers can do it, and not Twitter itself? Which one has the most ressources?
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by aboutruby 8y ago
Seems like most spammers / scammers are finding out passwords of old accounts instead of creating new ones (which are a pain to create due to the phone number verification and the disposable phone numbers ban). Twitter should probably
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by aboutruby 8y ago
I only tried Symfony 1.4 and 2.0. And I'm doing Rails from 2.3 to 5.2. I could go on a very long discussion about why I prefer Rails but at the end of day it's just up to you to compare. When I started Rails I was building an app
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by aboutruby 8y ago
Seems like he should try Rails (from which Symfony was inspired) and that is much better suited for building web apps that Go
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by aboutruby 8y ago
I think keeping some color coding for the lines that got added / removed (better for the characters added / removed) would be nice (e.g. just an almost transparent background color on the lines / characters like Github does).
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by aboutruby 8y ago
Badly formatted paste of the content of the article: https://8cf91ddf-e6b2-465a-9f10-1f631650f4ed.htmlpasta.com (Even if you can just put anything in the email form)
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by aboutruby 8y ago
That's one of the main languages at Google. And there are moving towards more Go since a few years.
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by aboutruby 8y ago
I'm pretty sure I saw that graph of the CEO not working much correlating with low growth like a year ago
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by aboutruby 8y ago
Seems like Elon Musk is a "good" billionaire for instance. The people who want to get rid of billionaires don't seem very well informed and use it as some kind of catch-all to explain where all their issues come from. It&#x27
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by aboutruby 8y ago
Much better, nice!
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by aboutruby 8y ago
There will always be better countries to pay taxes in. So that even if one country "fixes" its laws, another country becomes the alternative.
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by aboutruby 8y ago
So is it going to be illegal to have the full blockchain data? That could prevent a lot of miners from operating
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by aboutruby 8y ago
Seems like the perfect one to get one's account stolen
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by aboutruby 8y ago
Just need to click "Next" when there is an email prompt, still available but an hard to avoid dark pattern
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by aboutruby 8y ago
> At the autopsy, Tarrare's gullet was found to be abnormally wide and when his jaws were opened, surgeons could see down a broad canal into the stomach. His body was found to be filled with pus, his liver and gallbladder were abnor
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by aboutruby 8y ago
"Don't make me think"
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by aboutruby 8y ago
I like how it's short, to the point and reflects events worldwide uniformly
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by aboutruby 8y ago
How is moving everything to Typescript a "product" decision, that's like the worst technical decision possible (complete rewrite for very little benefit).
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by aboutruby 8y ago
Register returns "something went wrong" (in a 200 response code :) ). Great site BTW!
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by aboutruby 8y ago
Article with sources: https://www.zdnet.com/article/white-hat-hacker-discloses-mag... > the first vulnerability allowed the hacker to obtain an administrator password through a public-facing service. The second bug
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by aboutruby 8y ago
What would I use? Rails + React
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VPN is just a generic term for accessing all of the internet. The software used is much more complex (hiding from the Great Firewall) (shadowsocks for instance)
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by aboutruby 8y ago
Related: http://caca.zoy.org/wiki/libcaca (even works with VLC to watch movies)
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by aboutruby 8y ago
I guess working for exposure does pay well (landing a job at Netflix) /s
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by aboutruby 8y ago
I guess most people don't help on Stack Overflow expecting any financial reward (maybe reputation) as the vast majority are already working. And, at leas to me, it's more of the spirit: "Help others, and others will help you&
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by aboutruby 8y ago
Oh, I read too quickly, the ° is uses is the degree "operator" (it really isn't an operator IMHO).

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