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frosas

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About frosas

https://francescrosas.com

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    Comment #25310602

    This worked for me on Chrome: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25305835

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    Comment #22888505

    As with any new technology, I'd start using it in new non-critical projects as risk is low and it makes it easy to convince the stakeholders. To clarify, Pulumi can coexist with Te…

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    Comment #22692869

    Watch out, the email address seems to have a typo.

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    Comment #20666496

    I do something similar but, because I'm faster at multiplying, I do "its double plus its half". E.g. 7 inches = 14 + 3.5 = 17.5 cm

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    Comment #15910228

    From my experience, there's no such a heavy price as long as you don't rebase what you already shared with others.

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    Comment #9959643

    Or why bother with those webpack features if the tools you use already do the job?

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    Comment #6139123

    How this applies if I want to share my branch to accept changes from other developers (think pair programming, handovers of half-done features, ...)?

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    Comment #5037982

    I've being using this trick for years instead of the ugly isset($array['key']) ? $array['key'] : null; thinking I was simply ignoring those stupid "Undefined index" notices. Now I …

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    Comment #4234697

    I agree keyword arguments are a better solution (but probably harder to implement). Right now this is how I do this: function salute($user, array $options = null) { $options = (arr…

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    Comment #3002664

    It's just the opposite but you may find it interesting: http://plusfeed.frosas.net/

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    Comment #2874042

    How does one calculate password entropy? I deduced this one: entropy = log2(symbols^chars) But using 63 symbols ([a-zA-Z0-9&]) I get 65 bits for Tr0ub4d0r&3, not 28.

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    Comment #2318968

    A simple one for OSX: while true; do screencapture `date '+%Y-%m-%d-%H-%M-%I'`.png; sleep 30; done