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Comment #14567929
I would assume a SQL database would be at least a tad easier to do accounting like tasks?
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Comment #14482396
You can actually sue them if they do call you after you tell them not to for $1200 per violation. Is also illegal for them to call mobile phones. This technology actually cropped u…
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Comment #14480089
It's against the law for collection agencies to call you if you tell them not to.
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Comment #12940896
Hmm, often times the models are not reusable because they end up doing too much. Tryg actually started to create something called ACI because of this.
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Comment #12930780
On the contrary, I find that people stuff too much on the model because of rails. I've found that I much prefer very simple models to describe very fine grained parts of the data a…
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Comment #12582001
Whatever your issue was, it most likely has to do with our query planning or lack of indexes. I've used sqlite with success on many gigabyte datasets.
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Comment #12581956
Couldn't you just write the file out in a CSV format sqlite supports?
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Comment #12578575
Postgres is pretty awesome though. :)
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Comment #12545574
Sports are the best drugs!
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Comment #12420728
This may be a bit off topic but I've found sqlite to be quite a powerful csv parser. Once posted you can manipulate the data in lots of ways. When you're working with reports that …
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Comment #12391771
Polyglot can be nice too.
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Comment #12391203
As a React user, I'd be really curious to see what these benchmarks look like when you're dealing with larger, more complex projects. I was under the impression that React scales w…
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Comment #12376956
Woops! I actually meant to post super gen pass but at least the website I referenced points directly to super gen pass so it wouldn't be too hard to figure out I would hope!
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Comment #12376765
Actually this doesn't fulfill your sharing passwords requirement. It's still something I recommend you check out though at the very least for your personal passwords
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Comment #12376758
Also check out http://genpass.supergenpass.com . your passwords aren't stored and don't require sync!
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Comment #12376748
Try http://genpass.supergenpass.com ! :)
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Comment #12376745
I use this everywhere and I've been slowly migrating all of my passwords off of 1password: http://genpass.supergenpass.com Bookmarlet and mobile app and I don't need to store any p…
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Comment #12365703
Why the anti capitalistic sentiment? Is programmers want to get paid for our work, right?
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Comment #12328886
Very interesting!
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Comment #12302930
I think page.js supports middleware if you're looking for something to emulate. Basically chainring callbacks.
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Comment #12302901
How is this different from page.js?
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Comment #12285773
Just use mvc, page js and fetch: github.com/lancecarlson/React-MVC
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Comment #12280073
Hmm, there are also some pretty sophisticated fraud detection tools available. Have you explored them at all?
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Comment #12280051
Ya, see operation choke point. Tons of reputational risk there
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Comment #12280033
No they're not lying that their partners do not want them to touch high risk merchant accounts. At the end of the day, stripe answers to a sponsoring bank, which is highly regulate…