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git-subrepo: A Git Submodule Alternative(github.com)
3 points by oftenwrong 6y ago|0 comments
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by oftenwrong 6y ago
The main antipattern of smart fridge startups is building something that is not a must-have. Re-ordering milk automatically or inventorying the fridge from an app is more like a neat trick than something people actually need. It addresses a
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by oftenwrong 6y ago
Auth0's GitHub account and documentation basically sold me when I was comparing auth services.
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by oftenwrong 6y ago
It's no different than any other "build vs buy" decision. If you think you can provide your core offering AND implement complex authentication requirements half as well as a dedicated authentication-SaaS company, good luck. B
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by oftenwrong 6y ago
That's a bad wager to make. In B2B it's not unusual for small, under-resourced companies to have big customers that all require an integration with their own identity solutions.
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The Design Is the Implementation(danshumway.com)
30 points by oftenwrong 6y ago|2 comments
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by oftenwrong 6y ago
It's disappointing the Flutter team members haven't addressed this justifiable concern about their big-picture strategy. I would really like to hear what they have to say on this.
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SoilGrids: A system for global digital soil mapping(soilgrids.org)
1 points by oftenwrong 6y ago|0 comments
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by oftenwrong 6y ago
https://github.com/rothgar/awesome-tuis
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by oftenwrong 6y ago
Relevant: http://carlos.bueno.org/2010/09/paper-internet.html https://www.lowtechmagazine.com/2019/03/printed-website.html
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by oftenwrong 6y ago
Schemas are similar to databases in mysql. They serve as a namespace. In mysql you can have a database `foo` and a table `foo.bar`. In postgres you can have a schema `foo` and a table `foo.bar`. In postgres you can have multiple databases i
552.
by oftenwrong 6y ago
That's quite brilliant, actually!
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by oftenwrong 6y ago
I don't blame YAML for Helm's approach. I'm also not anti-templating, but templating the DSL as a string, and manually setting the indentation level strikes me as a particularly hacky approach. Compare with something like ht
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by oftenwrong 6y ago
{{ toYaml .Values.labels | indent 4 }} {{- include "grafana.labels" . | nindent 4 }} Building data structures by piercing together strings like this is a bit questionable.
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Every Big Vehicle Should Look Like the Weird New USPS Truck(curbed.com)
13 points by oftenwrong 6y ago|1 comments
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by oftenwrong 6y ago
>pizza and most (American) Chinese food; those kept reasonably well in insulated or even warmed bags. I don't necessarily find those to be good examples. A pizza fresh from the oven will steam its delicate crispiness away in a box.
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Fossil: Rebase Considered Harmful(fossil-scm.org)
11 points by oftenwrong 6y ago|4 comments
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by oftenwrong 6y ago
Their site doesn't provide any opinion styling. Blame your client.
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Transportation Engineers Are Legally Obligated to Protect the Public(strongtowns.org)
3 points by oftenwrong 6y ago|2 comments
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by oftenwrong 6y ago
AKA The Inner-Platform Effect https://thedailywtf.com/articles/The_Inner-Platform_Effect I have worked on a few systems that would serve as prime examples.
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by oftenwrong 6y ago
The legal text is the specification. What you're suggesting is the equivalent of the classic "the spec is whatever the implementation does", and would erase the distinction between correct, incorrect, and undefined behaviour.
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by oftenwrong 6y ago
Is there a better option? This is software that has to 100% work in order to be trusted. If the software cannot be trusted, additional process has to fill in to verify the decisions the software is making. There's no way to deliver a g
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by oftenwrong 6y ago
>Not having the leftpad as part of the language or standard library is what caused the problem. There are a few other comments in this tree making the same claim - is this what most people took away from the left-pad incident? To me, the
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by oftenwrong 6y ago
- Email notifications for everything. As a remote worker it is hard to keep on the pulse of what is happening in the company. Entire projects can happen wihout you knowing about it if you are not directly involved. This is why I have email
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by oftenwrong 6y ago
What prevents this from working on non-Chromium-based browsers?
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All in Good Time(granolashotgun.com)
2 points by oftenwrong 6y ago|0 comments
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Vertical farming does not save space(lowtechmagazine.com)
277 points by oftenwrong 6y ago|441 comments
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by oftenwrong 6y ago
>Ban parking minimums, so developers stop putting parking lots in their buildings. SF already took that step: https://www.reubenlaw.com/san-francisco-eliminates-parking-r... Their permitting process is still a mess, base
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by oftenwrong 6y ago
How about: AWS -> cloud platform shovel Google -> web advertising shovel Maybe these are bad examples? To a certain degree these created/heavily-defined the market they serve, whereas the "shovel" concept might require
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Just One Single History(github.com)
2 points by oftenwrong 6y ago|0 comments

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