imownbey

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by imownbey 7mo ago
For cost we put repositories into cold storage once they are not read for a week. This helps long term costs stay pretty minimal. You can also delete repositories via the API if you’d prefer.
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by imownbey 5y ago
Two things you are missing is: 1. With NFTs games can take a cut of resales. With something like cs:go there was a substantial secondary resale market for things like skins, which valve wasn’t able to capture but with NFTs they could have t
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by imownbey 7y ago
The US has tested more than 2k people each day since March 8th. This is just wrong and misinformation at a time like this is really really dangerous. https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/cases-updates/tes
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by imownbey 10y ago
"Calvin's primary trade-off is that it doesn't support session transactions, so it's not well suited for SQL. Instead, transactions must be submitted atomically. Session transactions in SQL were designed for analytics, s
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GitHub Issues and mental health(bumpers.fm)
1 points by imownbey 10y ago|0 comments
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Jewelbots: The world's first programmable friendship bracelet(jewelbots.com)
2 points by imownbey 11y ago|0 comments
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by imownbey 12y ago
Woah this is super fun and nothing was wrong with it. It was kind of annoying but I feel like all sims are that way. I want to be able to run different airports!!!! And a mode that just goes on forever would be awesome.
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These friendship bracelets will teach girls to code(dailydot.com)
1 points by imownbey 12y ago|0 comments
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by imownbey 12y ago
Yeah in retrospect we should have definitely done this. Although it causes a significant trade off to prototyping speed. I am not sure if its not just worth using your own API at that point.
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by imownbey 12y ago
So I would recommend using Parse after the end of the year once they figure out their reliability. Infrastructure as a service that is in the process of improving reliability is not very confidence boosting, though. But I do appreciate that
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by imownbey 12y ago
The iPhone client was really good and really solid. Unfortunately we had to migrate off of Parse though because of pretty consistent downtime and really slow speeds. It wasn't unlikely for Parse to go down for at least minutes at a tim
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by imownbey 13y ago
http://images2.wikia.nocookie.net/degrassi/images/9/90/Thats...
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by imownbey 13y ago
This seems like an unfair comparison. While people buy new Porsches and Jaguars when they need them I think a lot of people have been buying Tesla because of the novelty. This doesn't make this any less impressive, but I am not sure th
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by imownbey 13y ago
This seems a little alarmist
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by imownbey 14y ago
this is the coolest thing I have ever seen
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by imownbey 16y ago
Although this is true, I think it is missing the point. What was the problem text messages was trying to solve? A quick, semi-personal connection between two people across a distance. This can further be boiled down as humans interest in co
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by imownbey 16y ago
The cellphone was very much a utility for a large portion of the mobile market before the iPhone came along.
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by imownbey 17y ago
This app is amazingly helpful. And as someone living on my own for the first time (and thus grocery shopping completely independently) I have definitely bookmarked it.
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by imownbey 17y ago
Just a quick question from someone who has worked on a similar app before. How are you importing word documents? When I was working on something like this every solution was either extremely convoluted or very unreliable (AbiWord was basica
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by imownbey 17y ago
This runs into issues when the code relies on anything outside of the lib/ directory. This is because Rip only copies the lib/ directory (and bin/). Bug reported http://github.com/defunkt/rip/issues#issue/25 and being worked on but I want
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by imownbey 17y ago
"Bad programmer writes bad code" This is hardly a new idea. The fact that a bad programmer used Ruby on Rails, or Django, or PHP, or C++ to write bad code and implement it on a shoddy system is no reflection on anything. This is essentially
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by imownbey 17y ago
For someone who is angry about the UI of the AA site, the UI of your own site could use some work. I can not click on any of the pictures, and instead I am forced to click a giant "See the redesign" button. I also can not click on your logo
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by imownbey 17y ago
The page appears to be down for me. http://downforeveryoneorjustme.com/http://nrds.co.uk/