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dikbrouwer
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Comment #20325491
It is nowadays built into macos, check your keyboard settings, there is a special keys remap option
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Comment #18353691
I do, but only in smaller side projects and I'd love to hear from someone who has experience with both in larger settings. Although they work very differently, the query language (…
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Comment #4856663
We recently did this, and it's not that big of a deal. In our case, a 30-line sql script did the job (mostly related to renaming fk fields in other tables, and re-creating indexes …
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Comment #4794967
Done!
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Comment #4794730
Great! Love the product btw, I really think it solves a clear pain point. One feature request: give the option to send checks (through the API preferably) vs. an ACH. An ACH is not…
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Comment #4794643
Guys, a typo on your "overview" page: ... and 2.9% = 30¢ when you successfully .... This should be 2.9% + 30¢ I believe.
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Comment #4750988
Did you try scrolling using Safari instead of Chrome/Firefox? With the Retina display, scrolling is significantly smoother on Safari (aka it's not smooth on a 15" Retina on Chrome …
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Comment #4718419
While I'm not a Chef fanboy, far from it, some of these comments are just not true. "and does stuff like execute apt for each desired package on each node on each run". No you just…
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Comment #4635192
Makes a lot of sense, thanks for sharing!
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Comment #4634461
Right, I guess my question more specifically is: ZeroMQ allows you to built applications like this in (seemingly) just a few lines of code. Did you guys consider building it on top…
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Comment #4634286
How does this compare to ZeroMQ?
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Comment #4590395
We tried to do something along these lines with journly.com. We've since pivoted away and are working on something else, but I agree it's still a problem that needs to be solved.
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Comment #4071666
Check out Go (golang) - I feel it's going to be one of the strongest contenders for statically-typed web languages over the next few years.
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Comment #3841037
Ha, almost. I just checked Homebrew this morning and it has 445 outstanding issues.
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Comment #3747902
Fascinating, we (Tiny Review) are finding out about this through Google Alerts, haven't received a letter yet.
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