codebeaker

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by codebeaker 8y ago
BFTDL?
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by codebeaker 8y ago
I wonder if my late 2016 15" inch has had 4 top cases will be eligible/compatible with this redesign.
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by codebeaker 8y ago
Am I missing some wordplay about vipers and sexual organs or something? What's the "sexy" part of this framework and why is marketing technical products this way deemed to be acceptable?
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by codebeaker 8y ago
What's a use-case for this? Is it like Neo4j or some other niche usecase (e.g mass surveillance graph, given the source)
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by codebeaker 8y ago
An article about EV vs. ICE was posted, written from the perspective of an EV being the natural way of building things (few moving parts, little heat loss, etc) and that this ICE was an intricate machine of thousands of parts channeling the
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by codebeaker 8y ago
Maladjusted headlights are worse, my own car has a dial for adjusting headlight pitch for when towing, and my wife constantly adjusts them "up" because she can "see better", I think this is also endemic.
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by codebeaker 9y ago
They're not verifying your identity, just that you control the hardware running the domain that you want to generate a certificate for.
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by codebeaker 9y ago
I'm presently replacing my car (Europe) with a new Opel, I'm somewhat disgusted at how the manufacturer is pushing their OnStar service as a wonderful thing. It's GPS and full-time connected LTE with a suite of sensors in the
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by codebeaker 9y ago
To add a bit more info, most ICE engines are separated into "interference" and "non-interference", basically it's the shape of the piston heads and the valve clearance when the piston is in the top position and the
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by codebeaker 9y ago
Your site is all but completely devoid of content, no wonder Google isn't ranking it as relevant. Try writing some content first.
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by codebeaker 9y ago
Hijacking thread to provide suggestions: - Don't have a desktop app (and if you do, use Electron) - Don't force me to sign in to your app in the first instant (why can't I just use my AWS IAM credentials and you funnel them v
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by codebeaker 9y ago
A string check for an error type in a typed language is a shortcut/laziness really. There's more complex ways (which are less elegant) to typecast the error type into a "concrete" type and figure out if it's really
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by codebeaker 9y ago
I guess it's totally unavoidable, but installing hard power lines (even if it's 12v PoE) for cameras is really a deal-breaker for DIY residential installations in countries with brick and mortar construction techniques. Anecdotall
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by codebeaker 9y ago
I couldn't agree more. The terms seem overly restrictive. Let's hope that they don't "go after" anyone who's not compliant and that this is silently a scheme to force bigger companies into compliance and let th
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by codebeaker 9y ago
I still don't "Get" it, but once someone told me it was a "modal gui" (as a vim user) it clicked a bit more for me, that helps, but I don't have an artistic bone in my body, and fail to pick up blender once a y
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by codebeaker 9y ago
There's nothing on caniuse.com about CSS Modules, perhaps you could share a resource? http://caniuse.com/#search=css%20modules I don't need any fancy tools or precompilers/processors/etc to use BEM or SM
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by codebeaker 9y ago
> a dedicated event sourcing database with catchup subscriptions etc Can you recommend any?
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by codebeaker 9y ago
I did - reading the brochure now, the word "semantic" keeps cropping up and I wonder if it's an unsympathetic translation from German, or I'm too far away from the JS world to understand that "Semantic" means:
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by codebeaker 9y ago
As a non-native German speaker who's lived in Germany for coming up on 10 years, aren't you concerned that it'll be pronounced like "wol-kenkit" not "volkenkit" for non-germans? Naming things is hard but a
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by codebeaker 9y ago
I'm currently writing a book about CQRS/ES I'd be glad of your notes about it's downsides.
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by codebeaker 9y ago
Chiming in to share an anecdote from yesterday, I was in the MacStore and there was what I'd describe as a totally normal early 20s white guy there, they asked him for an email address to send his confirmation or sth, and he was like &
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by codebeaker 9y ago
I can second this, I started putting just €100/month away and was pleasantly surprised to see it tick over into the €1000 mark very quickly. It's a standing-order at my bank, triggered when any large deposit is made (e.g it fires
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by codebeaker 9y ago
are you me?
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by codebeaker 9y ago
Convenience, and comfort factor. If I can take a bus, and sleep 10-12h uninterrupted, it's worth the premium. The alternative is broken travel, lines, TSA harassment, and arriving at your destination a hollow shell of your former self
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by codebeaker 9y ago
Great point, in fact I've been bird struck whilst riding a motorcycle and that's DANGEROUS. I dare say though that I trust the bird's self preservation instinct more than I trust flakey wifi and an FPV pilot somewhere a few h
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by codebeaker 9y ago
Currently mentoring a startup in this space (not in the UK). For us it's because of mandatory insurance for 3rd party liability, and as a non-drone owner who's seen plenty of idiots wielding them, I'm all for it. I prefer the
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by codebeaker 9y ago
I'm currently writing a book on this (ES/CQRS), but I have come to the conclusion through some of our projects that a "subscription" model is actually less ideal as you end up falling back to keeping a lot of state in th
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by codebeaker 9y ago
I'm surprised to see no mention of the Trix editor here amongst the comments about how contentEditable is the root of all evil. Trix has a nice solution, from their readme: Trix sidesteps these inconsistencies by treating conten
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by codebeaker 9y ago
Thanks for the link it looks promising: The Book is intended for all C++ developers, regardless of their experience. The beginner and intermediate developers will benefit the most from the book in their attempt to become
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by codebeaker 9y ago
> I would jump straight to C++ 17. I'd love to, but there are simply no (accessible?) resources. I'd love a "how to write C++17 with no baggage" book, but it simply doesn't exist. (please, correct me if I'm

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