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waxjar
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Comment #21707902
This submission is _advertising_ a paid app to... skip ads. Question for OP: how would you feel about a browser extension that automatically recognises submissions of this nature a…
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Comment #20313545
This is the sort of input that you'd selectively pick in a unit test, too. What you don't do is also picking inputs like "llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwllllantysiliogogogoch…
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Comment #14798840
What about a static website served through nginx, for example?
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Comment #14204886
It seems that some languages provide a pretty good abstraction, memory-wise ;)
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Comment #12172027
I found that this makes rebasing a feature branch really difficult. The alternative is not much better.
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Comment #12077254
Have you had a continental breakfast?
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Comment #11985095
Was going to try it out today, but alas "You can’t use this version of the application “Intercept” with this version of OS X." I should update already ;)
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Comment #11981193
We use Charles extensively at work, it's a great tool. The only thing that really annoys me is that, this being a Java app, the interface works slightly different than the standard…
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Comment #11857426
What happens if a function is renamed?
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Comment #11283279
Processes can communicate. I reckon you could have a process that's responsible for managing the cache instead of managing a separate cache from each process. I'm no Erlang program…
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Comment #11213522
I'm sure you know this, but it's not missing that feature. It's just that the syntax is different.
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Comment #11068535
Instead of the fencing token, could the scenario in the blog post be prevented using a good hashing function? When you perform a write, instead of the token, send a hash of the obj…
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Comment #11038170
A droplet is just a VPS.
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Comment #11013431
Taking money gives you all sorts of unpleasant responsibilities to deal with. That's not something everyone wants, especially not if you've got a day job you're not planning on lea…
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Comment #10896680
Why? A currency symbol does not come with a decimal/thousands separator convention .
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Comment #10839139
I don't think this comes up that often. It's easier to speak in terms of days and halves of days. Often this is accurate enough.
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Comment #10526538
When I lock my front door and leave a spare key under the doormat, my insurance company is not obliged by law to pay for any damages if the spare key is used by thieves to enter my…
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Comment #10526515
That experiment has been done before! https://github.com/philipl/pifs
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Comment #10431615
Those aren't very fair to the dynamic languages and JIT compiled languages (this includes Scala). * For the dynamic languages execution time includes the time it takes to lex, pars…
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Comment #10422839
For me, this only happens when I scroll up. That seems sensible to me.
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Comment #10409617
My personal favorite: a safe, constant time equality method for cryptographic stuff.
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Comment #10387833
Sure, but it's not very convenient. I regularly MITM a connection between a mobile app and a HTTP server, when something isn't going quite right. A look at the JSON they exchange e…
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Comment #10387644
True. Fortunately, we can be reasonably sure there will be multiple good tools to debug something talking over HTTP 2.0. With something like Transit, I'm not so sure.
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Comment #10385776
I don't think I would enjoy debugging a service that talks in a binary format.