zenocon

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by zenocon 4y ago
This guy gets it.
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by zenocon 4y ago
We have come full circle. Clippy is back.... "It looks like you're trying to write a letter to your wife, would you like help with that?" OMG
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by zenocon 7y ago
Seems to be in line with my fav Postgres tool pgcli: https://www.pgcli.com/
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by zenocon 10y ago
How can one not have a whole giant mountain of cynicism with all we've become aware of in the last few years? We could just as easily turn the tables and call you irresponsibly naive.
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by zenocon 10y ago
I feel equally as bad that this person has been fed a narrative and hasn't gone out to debunk the propaganda and find out what is really going on behind the curtain. We can have a disagreement, sure, but when the argument is just shou
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by zenocon 10y ago
I build processor integrations and am working on several new ones now for EMV. I can confirm Square's pricing is ridiculous compared to what's out there. Bear in mind there are only like 6 companies in the US that actually proce
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by zenocon 10y ago
http://datpiff.com is another good source for mixtapes, but it's cool that he took the time to clean these up, catalog them and throw them up on the archive.
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by zenocon 10y ago
> I think a testing library can be a great addition, since it can turn a three-line if check into a one-line assertion. Totally concur with this. I feel like all these people complaining about "bloated test frameworks" either
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by zenocon 11y ago
it sounds to me from reading that article that her use of it is somewhat problematic.
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by zenocon 11y ago
Thanks for the tip -- yea, I have go-plus installed. It is helpful, but still isn't ideal to have to save the file in the middle of trying to initialize a slice.
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by zenocon 11y ago
Here's another one that needs to get fixed with Atom. Try writing this in the editor with syntax set to Go: expected func someFunc() { aSlice := []string{}{ } } actual func someFunc() { aSlice := []string{}{
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by zenocon 11y ago
Use JetBrains 0xDBE -- still available now as early pre-release for free.
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by zenocon 11y ago
Most people don't get this and they over-engineer the f#$%k out of everything.
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by zenocon 11y ago
The whole vaporwave community is going to have a field day with this stuff.
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by zenocon 11y ago
I just setup something similar for one of our api services as a trial to see how it would work out. My biggest gripe with ECS is that it currently does not support dynamic port mapping between ELB and a container instance. For example, if
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by zenocon 11y ago
> I disagree - most publishers I've seen (including large and mid-level) have some of the most bloated HTML with megabytes(!) of javascript and CSS just for rendering + all the other stuff you mentioned. They are definitely not opti
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by zenocon 11y ago
It sucks that it has come to this. I am afraid to do certain types of searches. The other day, I wanted to learn more about "Azan" -- the Muslim morning call to prayer that is often broadcast over loudspeakers from a mosque. I
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by zenocon 11y ago
Wouldn't it be fantastic if there were a coup in the CIA/NSA/GCHQ, etc. of all tech people who just started deleting data on a massive scale surreptitiously. When the dept. heads were like, "WTF happened to the numbers
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by zenocon 11y ago
I find articles like this pretty useful and always bookmark them. They are useful for me when I've already invested the time to learn the rudimentary basics of a language; after that, each of these tips usually provides an 'a-ha&
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by zenocon 11y ago
strange, the thunder sounded like a train rolling in... was very cyclical.
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by zenocon 11y ago
Tried CodeSearch, but after installing it and clicking on it, it shows a form that says it will "be available soon for private repos" and asks for a bunch of information. Tried the Graph plugin also -- after installing it and clic
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by zenocon 11y ago
This is truly not meant to be a snarky comment, but why is it so overtly verbose? I left Java years ago b/c it was making my fingers arthritic it seems. It doesn't look like much fun. Sure, IDEs do autocomplete, but still requi
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by zenocon 11y ago
I'd agree here, and only add that if, in fact, he had accomplished manipulating command and control packets on a live plane, I doubt the FBI would have let him walk with a stern talking to and the loss of his personal computer effects.
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by zenocon 11y ago
Does this support svg images (e.g. d3.js charts)?
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by zenocon 11y ago
This is cool, but I find this snippet a tad bizarre: client, server := net.Pipe() var buf bytes.Buffer client = &recordingConn { Conn: client, Writer: io.MultiWriter(client, &buf),
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by zenocon 11y ago
It looks great, but be honest: did you really read through the whole story? I got bored pretty quick. The text just lost me..and it seemed to be a neverending css showpiece, which is fine, but I don't think you can disguise that as a
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by zenocon 11y ago
It seems this is how the most remarkable scientific discoveries happen, though -- purely by accident or as part of a wild trial "Hey, what if we just tried this...?"
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by zenocon 11y ago
I have used this game with my 5 yo (now 6), and I can say that it is done really well, and kept him engaged. YMMV, but this seems like the right approach for math/edu apps.
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by zenocon 11y ago
I tried Kitematic briefly and it seemed fairly buggy. I also was getting some kind of conflict between it and the command line tools with boot2docker. I just stopped using it and moved straight to boot2docker. Your other options on Mac ar
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by zenocon 12y ago
That's good info, but I think you missed the part where parent commenter lamented: > I don't want to spend my whole life on this.

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