nulagrithom

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by nulagrithom 7y ago
Do the chat/call/video call functions rely on Slack or Hangouts? Can it be done standalone?
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by nulagrithom 7y ago
You wouldn't put a card number in the path anyway (for obvious reasons). Far more sensible to put that in the request body. And who's to say you can't put the reason in the body and still keep the code? What are you hurting b
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by nulagrithom 7y ago
Agreed. What else would you use 400 for? I don't see how sending back 400 is going to hurt. The payoff of using 400 is you can watch your 400 rates with almost no effort (HTTP is well established and there's many many tools out th
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by nulagrithom 7y ago
It's short for set configuration. Maybe that just escaped you from some reason, but I would think it's perfectly understandable for just about anyone. Curious if anyone else here had a hard time parsing it...
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by nulagrithom 7y ago
At one point the planet was nothing but a hot 230 °C ball. How much pedantry do you want to get in to? "Ever" vs "human history" almost seems like a nitpick. _We_ have never seen it this hot, ever.
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by nulagrithom 7y ago
While we're hijacked... Is F# still the red-headed step-child of Core? Last I fiddled with it F# was looking pretty unloved, but to be fair C# was still having a hard time with Core itself.
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by nulagrithom 7y ago
I don't understand this one: > If I wait exactly one second, Unix time advances by exactly one second How does UTC jumping around affect this? If a leap second is removed it doesn't mean you've waited 0 seconds. I feel lik
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by nulagrithom 7y ago
For one, it's single threaded (last I checked). It also seems to be built on a big heap of messy Java. Check out Cuberite for comparison. It's a Minecraft server built from the ground up in C++ and it's waaaaaaaay faster than
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by nulagrithom 7y ago
We're increasingly incapable of surviving on a planet that's perfectly suited to us. There's no chance we "look towards the stars" if we can't fix the ground.
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by nulagrithom 8y ago
> Users absolutely hated the new system. I feel like this is a universal absolute, doubly so when it comes to enterprise apps (the lone exception being when we switched from Lotus Notes to Gmail -- then only half the company hated the ch
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by nulagrithom 8y ago
DocuSign should've recognized this and let them know the flaws in their plan, but in my experience they're _way_ too sales-oriented to ever do this. I had a similar experience. I explored their API and got stuck on how to implemen
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by nulagrithom 8y ago
Yes, yayana explained my error pretty succinctly before you did...
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by nulagrithom 8y ago
Yup! You're right.
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by nulagrithom 8y ago
That's not the definition of epidemic. The dictionary definition is: a widespread occurrence of an infectious disease in a community at a particular time. "Infectious disease" being the key. If we limit the definition to &quo
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by nulagrithom 8y ago
Why are there conflicting reports on the stats from the CDC? The CDC's website[1] says there's been a 0.6% increase in vaping in middle school and 1.5% increase in high school since 2011. This advisory however says "E-cigaret
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by nulagrithom 8y ago
Counter-anecdote: My particular doctor shoots for an AHI around 10, which is still mild sleep apnea (5 is the threshold) and is still high enough to get you diagnosed and provided a CPAP in the first place. So for 6 months my AHI hovered ar
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by nulagrithom 8y ago
Complaining? Sounds more like a feature to me. :)
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by nulagrithom 8y ago
No, it has nothing to do with "amateurs". Whether the source is open and what the license dictates are two wholly different things. The danger is exactly in conflating the two. Take for example the NPOSL-3.0: A variant of the Open
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by nulagrithom 8y ago
Thanks for this. Will actually be really useful form me.
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by nulagrithom 8y ago
> This is very hard to do for mainframes because of access to them. Bingo. I work in an AS/400 shop. I simply can't invest myself personally in the work because I know my access to that environment is predicated on working for
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by nulagrithom 8y ago
If you've got decision fatigue before you even start your project then maybe it's time for a vacation. On the other hand, now you have to choose between 100 destinations, and your life has become a little bit worse.
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by nulagrithom 8y ago
I couldn't find that comment, but it sounds a lot like this one: > And do they really think lots burners use opiates? Opiates vs "illicit substances". I don't think they were arguing that Burning Man is straight edge,
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by nulagrithom 8y ago
I feel like it's a bit disingenuous to talk about this in the context of 1) paying MSRP and 2) buying new. He even mentions the second point, then goes on to completely ignore it: - Never buy new. - Just buy something 2-3 years o
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by nulagrithom 8y ago
> What is wrong with writing a raw SQL for such a simple thing? Mostly query composition. I run in to this a lot. Say I need to write a less-than-simple query and reuse it with several different WHERE clauses. Sometimes I think I just wa
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by nulagrithom 8y ago
Why not publish?
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by nulagrithom 8y ago
Because writing in English requires either gender specific singular pronouns or the awkward sounding use of a gender neutral _plural_ pronoun referring to a singular person.
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by nulagrithom 8y ago
I wonder if this extends to county/city taxes? That would open up even more ridiculous complexity. Locally, there's a poorly structured (ie not machine-readable) spreadsheet of municipal taxes that tell you, based on _what side of
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by nulagrithom 8y ago
Is the NiceHash-able column the percentage of the attack that could be rented from NiceHash?
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by nulagrithom 8y ago
What are you babbling about? The web is technology. JavaScript is a language. And WASM is shipping in all major browsers already. You don't have to wait 10 years. You can start using WASM today.
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by nulagrithom 8y ago
The glossary is fantastic: https://www.wsj.com/public/current/articles/SB84963840719945...

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