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russelldavis
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About russelldavis
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Comment #20527196
Stripe returns HTTP 402 ("Payment Required") when a card is declined.
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Comment #20416500
The same logic can apply to flop donk bets. Some flops favor the donking player's range more than their opponent.
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Comment #20379452
This idea is baked into the core of Deno. See, for example, https://deno.land/manual.html#permissionswhitelist .
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Comment #19034036
This approach comes pretty close to solving the problem, but a couple issues are dealbreakers for me: 1) It mutes all notifications, not just non-whitelisted calls. As much as I ha…
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Comment #19033951
Amen. The existing spam call blockers are all based on blacklists, and it's a losing battle against spammers who can simply keep spoofing new numbers. I'm working on an app (iphone…
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Comment #18839645
Has anyone used both Ktor and Javalin and have any advice for choosing between the two?
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Comment #17362324
Scrolling on chrome (via the keyboard) has become incredibly slow and janky. One example: log in to twitter, click any tweet, then click outside the lightbox to return to the main …
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Comment #12266376
Another thorough review of water filters: http://thesweethome.com/reviews/best-water-filter-pitcher/
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Comment #7670545
The branch equivalent is `git checkout foo --`. I wrote a simple shell script[1] that makes that the default, requiring you to do `-- ` for files, so there's never a possibility of…
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Comment #7088353
> won't give you cancer. Untrue. "Smokeless tobacco is a major cause of oral cancer, pancreatic cancer, and esophageal cancer." http://www.webmd.com/smoking-cessation/features/snus…
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Comment #6531718
No need to clutter your code with a bunch of try wrappers like this suggests. There's a much better way. It turns out that in a typical web app, a handful of operations account for…
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Comment #6383648
Personally, I'd prefer a world with suppressed donations over one with suppressed accurate objections. Or, you know, we could work towards a world where we have neither.
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Comment #4896363
X-chromosome inactivation is actually consistent with X-linked "recessive" conditions, but it's a little tricky, and the wikipedia page doesn't really explain it. Basically, X-link…
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Comment #4531645
For a similar library with a slightly different take, check out plumbum: http://plumbum.readthedocs.org/en/latest/index.html Here's the explanation on the differences: "The project…
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Comment #3259151
There's no consensus that "reducing the damage done by some security holes" is a good thing? Bernstein mentions it as a distraction (which may be true), but it's better than doing …