tjko

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   by tjko 1y ago

   Great demo videos -- looks like lots of strong design decisions! Will definitely try this in a future project. ... actually, given you already have a Golang SDK, I may try this very soon!
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   by tjko 6y ago

   Maybe check out https://pipedream.com if you are interested in exploring other low-code, automation solutions? You can get a lot done on the free tier (full disclosure: I'm one of the co-founders; please let me know if you
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   by tjko 6y ago

   Do you not need to specify optimization flags when compiling?
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   by tjko 13y ago

   I'd assume NFC, but I really don't know. I'm surprised they mention so many people tried and failed... this approach seems fairly intuitive.
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   by tjko 13y ago

   I'm actually worried about security here... I don't know much about magnetic strip card technology, so I'm curious to know whether a malicious user could capture the signal and replay it.
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   by tjko 13y ago

   Nice job with your first vim script! That said, VIM patch 7.3.787 provides a 'better' solution by replacing the current line's number with the absolute number (because seeing 0 on the current line provides nothing meaningful)
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   by tjko 14y ago

   That's awesome. Consider putting a little comparison chart towards the bottom? Thanks for replyin'!
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   by tjko 14y ago

   I use select2 ( http://ivaynberg.github.com/select2/ ) for all my 'improved' dropdown needs. Any reason I should consider SelectBoxIt?