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I have 7+ years of articles, recipes, tweets and even bookmarks saved to Pocket (getpocket.com) I use the tag feature a lot. On a single save, I usually end up with more than one t…

I don't agree with their assessment, but also not really interested in putting effort into debunking it. Just occurred to me there's a different possibility: The extra connection b…

i don't understand what you mean by no real indexes why does generating indexes at start-up not count as having indexes? (asking because i do this all the time)

why is this so heavily down-voted? it feels correct, even though it's not a complete guide (reliably persisting changes to disk is a big part of what dbs do, but is missing here)

the publication recommends articles to read, but i don't see their algo for how the recommended articles were determined

re: Prefetch and Reconnection Issues - clear case of misconfigured instance (prefetch) and a bug somewhere in the stack (reconnection issue) - prefetch behavior sounds like they re…

Hard Truth 6 does not rhyme with my experience. Just got back into the job market, and every potential employer has expressed gratitude for my level of honesty and transparency. I'…

You're a better person than myself. Would have suggested the Saudis are behind the downvotes.

Company in question is Google, not Amazon.

I just updated my resume for a new round of job hunting, and I think its similar to what you're describing http://designbymobius.ca/resume

You would prefer to never get a thing for free rather than have it at no cost for a brief period in time?

An even simpler alternative is to not accept an offer you aren't comfortable with. Two wrongs don't make a right.

This quote in the conclusion caught me off-guard: > Crypto messaging does not appear to be directed at the rational or sensible.

Was really into slowly.app for a while, and pleasantly surprised to see it suggested here. I would recommend it to anyone looking to experiment with a "high latency social network"…

Sqwok looks amazing :)

This is exactly how I write JavaScript. Sometimes a single operation has multiple ways of failing, each with their own ideal recovery / retry plan. You want to catch the error, exa…

My current data solution is layers of code on top of redis, trying really hard to be everything Rethink was. Easy access to changelogs should be an "easy to access" feature in all …

I was thinking of doing something similar as a lightweight embedded datastore: apply structure to the file system like you would a redis key. Would love to talk to anyone on the ET…

See: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/8852198/settimeout-if-no...

Was waiting for the first person to point out that what you get when you visit a url is not guaranteed to be the exact same on a subsequent visit. Not seeing how url-based package …

setTimeout is non-standard JavaScript too but I bet your code base has multiple instances of its usage.

Mind explaining how this is a better situation?

Do you feel penalized every time you can't park in a convenient parking spot because it's reserved for people with mobility issues?