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by ts330 2y ago
Not going to lie, I read the title as the Art of Fishing... and spent the entire article waiting for the finale where some how this was an analogy with fishing... came for the fish, stayed for the all-too-familiar feeling of incomplete proj
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by ts330 2y ago
How Twitter (nascent at the time) has changed… let alone the technology landscape and the wider world!
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DrFNFurter's commitment revives a 15 year old Rocky Horror Twitter meme(x.com)
1 points by ts330 2y ago|1 comments
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by ts330 2y ago
Exciting? Possibly for those involved. I hate to say this, as I'm generally optimistic towards most developments like this, but over the last decade I've become so apathetic towards anything and everything from Google. They'v
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by ts330 5y ago
its arcane syntax and tendency to behave in unexpected ways is a massive barrier to entry. you spend way too much time trying to figure out the edge cases to command outputs / errors / what-happens-if-the-output-isn't-as-expe
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by ts330 5y ago
sorry, the UK sarcasm mark-down doesn't always render correctly...
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by ts330 5y ago
Surely this will become a non-problem as we migrate to NOSQL... no...? oh? we're migrating back? great.
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by ts330 5y ago
Who are all you crack-junkies, running SQL queries against live...? I've seen enough literature saying we don't do this anymore... ooooooooohhhhhh. right... yes, the people writing about that aren't the ones actually shipping
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by ts330 5y ago
the explosion of threads is because of twitter's algo... to view a thread, you have to interact with a tweet. this interaction drives metrics that results in the tweet showing up more frequently in the algo-feed. the multi-post nature
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by ts330 5y ago
basic manipulation in CF is an absolute pita - so much overhead for simple things like clobbering a header value. but by allowing JS/whatever, it gives you an infinite landscape to work with the values in a language that a wide range o
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by ts330 5y ago
Happy customer of RevenueCat. Integrated and never looked back.
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by ts330 6y ago
this is a MASSIVE selling point, BUT, when your users contact support trying to gain access to their account and can't describe what their email address might be... trust me, there is pain in your future.
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by ts330 6y ago
Question: had Microsoft chosen a less ridiculous sounding name to begin with, would it have been more popular?
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by ts330 7y ago
... and will be shutdown in about 18 months when our attention wanders elsewhere ...
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by ts330 7y ago
interested to know your approach to long leases lasting more than 60 seconds (if you have this?). do you go for continual renewing (and bailing out if you get too close to the timeout without getting a renewal). or do you go for infinite wi
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by ts330 8y ago
Well Microsoft had their annual mail outage the other day... I guess they could have coordinated a bit better to get them done and out of the way at the same time.
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by ts330 8y ago
Just because people are searching for it doesn't mean it's popular. It means people are trying to answer a question about it. I'd posit there is more of a correlation between searches and newusers/issues/problems wi
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Why DNS Based Global Server Load Balancing (GSLB) Doesn’t Work (2004)(tenereillo.com)
1 points by ts330 8y ago|0 comments
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A Founder, Not a CEO(simpletom.co.uk)
2 points by ts330 8y ago|0 comments
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by ts330 9y ago
Nice, hadn't seen that. I like the comment at the end... If approached in the right spirit, GDPR compliance can be a win-win for email marketers, quite possibly providing a much-needed correction.
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by ts330 9y ago
What's interesting here is: - this is the first confirmation I've received from a company stating outright that they're not going to be GDPR compliant and you should stop using them if you need to be. - they're explicitl
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SendWithUs and GDPR compliance(ibb.co)
5 points by ts330 9y ago|5 comments
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by ts330 9y ago
hard to fathom there's an entire generation of developers out there for whom this is entirely new magic. there's an entire class of problem and suite of (bad) tooling that they're having to grapple with to deal with things th
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by ts330 9y ago
Roughly 1/3 comes from Intelligent Cloud (i.e. Azure and friends)... although revenues increased 93% in FYQ3. https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/Investor/earnings/FY-2017-Q3... [edit: fix Intelligent Cloud
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Instagram hack: Celebrity contact details revealed(bbc.co.uk)
2 points by ts330 9y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Alternative to Cubby peer-to-peer (no cloud storage) sync?
1 points by ts330 9y ago|1 comments
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by ts330 9y ago
I suspect this will lead to ads not being served via the site's code own code, but rather by Chrome overlaying the ads into the site using placeholders defined by the site. By controlling the ad experience at this level (and this possi
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by ts330 10y ago
i love that he has 20 different shoelace knots! life was too simple before now.
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by ts330 10y ago
lovely. the sooner i can remove skype from my life the better. that said, why can't any of these phone systems deal with the use case of two people trying to call each other and then simply auto connect the two calls? why does one side
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by ts330 10y ago
enjoyed that, and i don't usually play any games what so ever.

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