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eoincathal
8y ago
Thank you. I'll check out those links. Long day, so will sleep on it before doing so. Quite saddened by the day though.
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eoincathal
8y ago
Nope. Can't take that line. Colleague I'm not too bothered about - I wish I was better equiped to address the attempts to bring me towards "Hitler was ok" but this is a person I can walk away from. And that I'm unl
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Ask HN: What is going on?
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8y ago
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eoincathal
8y ago
I am more than happy to pay for a subscription to Whatsapp. I have a scattered family and it's a great way for us to stay in touch. As one of the more technically-minded family members, switching to a different service does not bother
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eoincathal
9y ago
As opposed to "Trust us, we're Google/Facebook/Doubleclick/etc"? Not arguing for government necessarily. Just wonder who or what else would be the honest booked?
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eoincathal
9y ago
I wonder if publishers with income from reader subscriptions (voluntary or paywalled) have a competitive edge post GDPR?
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eoincathal
9y ago
I can see a use case in my current work. We're building a dashboard visualisation for our product. I'm writing the REST API backend for it - and trying to make that API as easy to easy to use for the front end (inhouse customer) a
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9y ago
And now Ireland is experiencing a housing shortage, with rental prices soaring and house purchase prices heading in that direction. Market failure, policy failure, awful planning. Living here, it's hugely disheartening to see a similar
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eoincathal
10y ago
Yup, would save a ton of printing from imslp.
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eoincathal
10y ago
I used Kirby for a travel blog a year ago. I needed something lightweight, for which I could prepare material offline and then upload when I had connectivity. Android phone + bluetooth keyboard were the preparation tools. Using Kirby was
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eoincathal
10y ago
There are libraries that allow C programs and Java programs to interact with Erlang as though they were Erlang processes. From the Erlang Interoperability guide: http://erlang.org/doc/tutorial/overview.html#id61008
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eoincathal
10y ago
Any recommendations for an open-source Java codebase to read that makes good use of the Java 8 concurrency features? Currently in a new job and struggling with an undocumented, uncommented codebase containing streams, rxjava, executors an
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eoincathal
11y ago
Similar experiences for me. Needed to spend time tweaking a wsdl so it produced the same behaviour in 2 SOAP webservice endpoints, one using dotNET tooling and the other Java. Worked fine after a bit of fiddling but leaves an uneasy feeling
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eoincathal
12y ago
This book has been a big help for me: http://www.amazon.com/Flourishing-Maureen-Gaffney/dp/1844882... A long read, but worth it and something I return to regularly.
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eoincathal
12y ago
Seconded. I was glued to the article from start to finish.