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by gregory144 8mo ago
This is like building a custom swagger implementation
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Building resilient multi-tenant systems with Amazon SQS fair queues(aws.amazon.com)
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by gregory144 5y ago
"The vaccines provide nearly perfect protection against serious outcomes." I am vaccinated, however, my young child is not. If I get a breakthrough case, I don't want to spread it to my kid. I know this is anecdotal, but... m
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by gregory144 7y ago
Can you expand on that? How do you get out of paying taxes?
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by gregory144 11y ago
I know it would be nice to have it built in to GitHub, but you can try this as well: http://first-commit.com/ (and comments: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10610065 )
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by gregory144 11y ago
I named my hobby HTTP2 server after that string in the connection header: https://github.com/gregory144/prism-web-server (obviously haven't had much time to work on it lately).
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by gregory144 11y ago
That is one of the main advantages of HTTP2 - it's called server push. When the server receives a request, it can send the headers for the requested resource plus the headers for as many related resources as it wants. The client can ch
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by gregory144 11y ago
I agree with you that this would be a great experiment. However, that won't stop any potential bias once they get the job.
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by gregory144 12y ago
My point was that he's making it seem like this happens a lot without actually quantifying it. It seems misleading to me.
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by gregory144 12y ago
But in the last 12 years, I've seen it in a dozen cases... Once a year, throughout the country? How many thousands of investigations are performed per year? Doesn't seem very likely to happen.
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by gregory144 12y ago
I think you're being a little harsh. S/he was listing things that are not essential to a college education. The second point is referring to a different type of college education - one that obviously needs the internet since it wo
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by gregory144 12y ago
How is using something from a TV show taking your self too seriously?
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by gregory144 12y ago
I agree with you, but I have trouble understanding the right way to implement "commands" like this - I must be thinking about it in the wrong way. How would you design a "real" REST interface for a command like this? Wha
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by gregory144 12y ago
Can't the client side do this already (with HTTP/1.1) by turning off cookies? Or are you pushing for browsers to turn off cookies by default?
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by gregory144 12y ago
I bet the "redefinition" is intentional.
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by gregory144 12y ago
Why do you say that unit testing is pointless in Haskell? Edit: My bad - I missed the 100% part.
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by gregory144 13y ago
I don't think "swatting" is a common enough term to assume that everyone knows what it means. I certainly didn't.
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by gregory144 13y ago
It's possible he did consider that fact and the kettle wasn't on the same circuit with another high draw appliance.
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by gregory144 13y ago
Many would argue that email IS broken.
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by gregory144 13y ago
And for "Sell Bitcoin": http://www.google.com/trends/explore#q=sell%20bitcoin&date=t...
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by gregory144 13y ago
It will probably be more accurate than doing this poll manually (many people won't submit their data).
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by gregory144 13y ago
You'd have to make a network call for each x,y coordinate you test in that case.
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by gregory144 13y ago
So... Angry Birds cures cancer?
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by gregory144 17y ago
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