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jeff303
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Good advice. I was actually on the dev team but was also trying to help write the tests. We quickly figured out we needed IDs everywhere. Sadly, even then, we had a hell of a time with the clicking then. Oh well, maybe it wouldn't be an issue with a sane frontend framework.
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wizang
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I think the issues phantom experienced were quite different (primarily the size of the team and the massive scale of their task) and I'm getting the impression you might not really understand what phantom is. People will continue to use phantom because it's the best there is, until we can hopefully plug in chrome to ta...
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emilvikstrom
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Firefox already have support for [WebDriver](https://w3c.github.io/webdriver/webdriver-spec.html) through [Marionette](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Mozilla/QA/Marionette).
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DrBoondoggle
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Nerds.
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turkish_gold
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If you want money in open source.... ask for money. Someone will be happy to pay you so long as you begun asking early and often, like the creators of Redis, Nginx, ProseMirror, and Varnish. Dang, I'm even personally funding a tiny bit of JSPM every month---and I don't even use JSPM anymore! I just think its unfulfill...
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Drunken_Economist
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>an artisanal, hand-crafted monitoring script damn SF latte-sipping liberals. Just watch the raw logs the way GOD intended
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RoRRewena
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Pretty cool write up. I'm honestly impressed how much work went into something that essentially amounts to a one-off project. Hopefully they release another article with more useful stats that they were able to glean from the project, specifically about user behavior and identifying bot activity. I can imagine a lot...
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apparissus
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Most of my favorite nerds are reddit nerds.
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ompomp
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All non-function statement blocks have the brace at the end of the line. See this: https://github.com/torvalds/linux/blob/master/Documentation/process/coding-style.rst#3-placing-braces-and-spaces
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Johan_Sebastian_Cock
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Fuckin' dorks
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Johan_Sebastian_Cock
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Now I want parody artisan videos about coders
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turkish_gold
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Maybe he'd have to relearn it. I have truthfully forgotten all of my algorithms learned in college except for blasted Quicksort. The only time I go near an inverted binary tree is when I'm using ElasticSearch. I don't think I've ever once been called upon to make any kind of tree structure, ever.
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dg7xneq
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Gackt
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> *Google engineer here.* There would be no way for him to know that since Google does not share any feedback from interviews. It's probably for the best that he did not make it; *it's important to be a team player at Google and his very public rant brings that into question*. Also, 90% is very generous; I don't kno...
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cdimino
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I dunno, I just remember his explanation being more of the form of, "Why would I ever need to know that?" rather than, "Oh yeah I just forgot that day."
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_Mardoxx
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>If you have a non-64-bit processor made by AMD, or if you need full support for 32-bit code, use the i386 images instead. I thought they were binary compatible, intel x64 and amd
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cdimino
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So bots were an intentional part of it. I didn't write a bot for fear of breaking the law in doing so. Was I wrong?
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Euthy
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Huh, it's interesting that support for bots was actually part of the design spec considering the controversy they caused. I don't disagree, it's just interesting.
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bsimpson
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Bots have been a big part of the past couple april fools projects. The community comes up with cool use cases that we didn't think of or didn't have time to implement.
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cdimino
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I'll... keep that in mind for next year. :) Edit: I'm learning a bit about how to write useful technical documentation from this article, so thanks for that.
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Tipaa
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*This hand-crafted flamegraph comes from a real gem of a place, the local Perl shop. Our man in the mountains catches bytes in his packet filter, then walks them down, across the data stream, and delivers them to our message queue. Once in the message queue, they are cast into their true shape - application logs - in o...
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original_4degrees
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i'm guessing bots were mainly responsible for the more elaborate images like the mona lisa and such.
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mossballs
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I find it interesting that the Fortran subroutine subroutine mult(x,y) real, intent(in) :: x real, intent(inout) ::y Corresponds to the function signature double mult_(ref double x, ref double y) Since subroutines don't return a value. I think this is just the luck of `y` ending up in `xmm0` and the...
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chcampb
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> Typically this is very expensive! Ehh we did a full bar and it was not that bad. We got all the liquor ourselves and paid a bartender.
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dg7y6xs
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zodiaclawl
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Does that mean that there were Reddit sanctioned bots pressing the button? It's a conspiracy...
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dg7ya8i
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they've been at it quite a while now..
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RoRRewena
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Yeah, I think you're probably right. Still, you could probably find them all by gathering all users that make requests within a couple ms of the 5 minute limit. I doubt real users would reliably be able to post that accurately, but it would be practically expected for bots. After that, you could get a ton of useful ...
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dg7yel6
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kwwxis
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> The project must be designed in such a way that it’s unlikely to affect the rest of the site’s normal function Too soon man.... rip ccKufi ;_;
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dg7yfo8
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killerstorm
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I think are clarifying it for people who aren't sure.
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Ironfist
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This just shows that AWS is faster for that particular work load. And you forgot to compare *cost*. DO may actually be better on a cost per request basis. I'd also like to see how performance compares to using your own hardware.
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Mhmmhmmnm
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I can really get behind this particular kind of egregious use of superfluous adjectives. I enjoy the gratifying feeling of loquacious excitation it gives modest me while misinterpreting the conspicuous mockery.
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laccro
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Awesome of you to share all of this with us, thanks!
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bsimpson
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Whoops
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ahminus
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Where's the "scale"?
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Eirenarch
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> Don’t get fooled into thinking that TypeScript is as awkward and occasionally frustrating to use as Java. Behind that Java-like syntax is a language that is every bit as flexible and dynamic as JavaScript because, well, it is JavaScript. As a matter of fact JS frustrates me much more than Java
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dg7ymt9
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ThatCrankyGuy
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Progress for progress' sake should be discouraged. You just cannot treat culture, values and tradition as if they suddenly have no bearing or weight. Just because you can, doesn't mean you should - as they say.
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dg7ymwg
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powerlanguage
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If you watch a [place timelapse](https://youtu.be/XnRCZK3KjUY?t=49) you'll see two Mona Lisa's emerging at the same time. The one on the left being drawn by users and the one on the right by a single user running a script controlling a large group of bots. What is telling is that the human drawn one starts with the f...
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1492107872
0
dg7ymwu
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\>implying there's a big difference between /r/programming and /r/programmingcirclejerk
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dg7ynok
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Ironfist
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Ain't nobody got time for that.
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0
dg7yo5s
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1494043172
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htuhola
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To be more specific: You can shift the problem of correctness around by adding types. But you can't automate it. There is always room for the error somewhere in the code or its specification. For example, you can get those preconditions wrong. (The link is actually pretty cool, grabbing it in and reading further on)
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Nysor
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Terrific write-up, just the right amount of details. Very interesting to see the design decisions that went into before and while /r/place was active, including some of the unforeseen issues. Thanks for a great April Fools Day.
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dg7yomr
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paul_h
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I was bitter after my two GWT projects. Then I discovered Angular in 2009, and my mind was blown. A very Selenium-testable technology compared to GWT. Terse yet elegant. Yup, sanity is the word. Protractor (and its ports to other languages) makes it even more fun. I wrote an article about reverse engineering a working...
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bsimpson
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It seems we're underselling the speed a bit. If you look at the /api/place/board-bitmap response time graph the mean time was actually around 13ms. The response was also gzipped.
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dg7ypam
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cecilkorik
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That is... beautiful \*wipes tear\*
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False
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mrkite77
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> What’s incredible about the TypeScript compiler is that it doesn’t transpile code so much as just strip out type annotations.  Only if you're targeting es2017. Target es5 and use namespaces, let scoping, and async await and you'll see that typescript does a hell of a lot.
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dg7ypqq
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Even bubble sort?
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nope_42
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I've heard the 'throw it on a message queue' answer a number of times and each time I think about the guarantees most queuing technology gives you.. which is not many. A couple of issues: 1) Most queues allow for out of order messages 2) Most queues only guarantee at least once delivery so you may process the same m...
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dg7yr8j
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choikwa
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direct rendering manager is pretty crappy. you don't need a manager if it's direct.
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dg7ysml
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zachtib
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This has always been confusingly worded. The intent is "if you have a 32bit AMD, you need the i386 image). Basically people with old AMD Athlon XP chips (or something along that line) saw the "amd" in "amd64" and tried to install that image, which will not work.
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dg7yucs
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third-eye-brown
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Having tried to do this before, sometimes the links are actually creating using session info meaning you need to have a valid session to generate the link. Everything is automatable in theory, but in practice it's often harder to do it in a script w/o a valid browser session than it is to simply automate the browser. ...
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gnus-migrate
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It's easy to say that you should stick a message broker in there and all will be good in the world, but it's not really that clear cut. A message broker is useful when lost messages result in a corrupted state. If you can properly recover from a failure though, a message broker is really overkill. Blog posts making bl...
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third-eye-brown
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It's a bitch to use in some ways but you can do anything you can do in the browser as far as I can tell.
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stilloriginal
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Thats the thing, sometimes there is none. Imagine a javascript that pushes a content attachment. In the cases I have seen an xhr request, I was unable to duplicate the request in a different browser due to the servers session handling. Is there anything I could be missing?
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sipsyrup
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Bring back MOLD
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False
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Dwedit
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Yep, this is violating Rule #1 of Windows programs: Never ever depend on the CRT DLL, statically link that in instead. Then you just depend on Kernel32 and User32 instead.
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killerstorm
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Backend seems to be pretty simple, I feel like it shouldn't take more than a day to code if you're already familiar with all tools involved. Front end doesn't seem to be terribly complex either.
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ccharles
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> Chrome… doesn't eat memory like crazy. Erm… I spend most of my time on the back-end. Does PhantomJS somehow use _more_ memory than Chromium?
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valenterry
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If you use types or not, you always have to work hard to make things correct - there is no way to "automate" this, of course. But the difference is: if you fail while using types, your program won't compile but if you don't use types it will compile and be incorrect. The disadvantage is that the program might be corre...
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limitless__
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What on earth are you talking about? Seriously. ROWE = get your work done on your terms. It has nothing to do with haggling about code worth or making people work crazy hours. Whatever that is it's not ROWE or better said not how I run my railroad.
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jetman81
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Great idea! This stuff is worlds away from higher level programming like web development and learning it is a great way to develop a better understanding of how computers really work. The Nand 2 Tetris course is great for this too.
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ColdBless
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As an inspiring software developer I love write ups like this. Kudos to you guys.
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madlee
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agreed. not that fucking hard
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jeff303
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Excellent insights, thank you. My current company's web UI is Angular based and although I'm not a front-end developer here, it does seem much more elegant.
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SanityInAnarchy
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Well, yes, and I'm sure repeated SMS "converts" at a higher rate, too. Which is marketer-speak for "It's a successful spamming strategy". Is that really how you want to handle friends and family, though?
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shevegen
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Quit spamming you silly spambot you.
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shevegen
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Nothing new there - Google kills single devs. This is kinda how I envision skynet 2.0 to be started - people just got tired of google. Then they could not control the machines they wrote ...
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shevegen
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Sounds more like a dead project. Google won't support it so PhantomJS is dead.
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fruchtose
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We stopped drinking lattes a long time ago. We've moved onto vanilla lattes, caramel lattes, smoked caramel lattes, green tea lattes, and latte lattes. EDIT: Almost forgot about smoked latte lattes.
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shevegen
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It's the circle-jerk way by Google to recruit people. Can't deal with a binary tree? Tough luck. You won't get a job at Google. Then again I would not know why people want to work for Google - must be the money because what else would Google be able to offer that is of any relevance?
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Browsing_From_Work
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Is there a chance we can get a raw data dump of all the activity on r/place? Tuples of `{timestamp, x, y, color}`?
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scott-c
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I enjoyed this, but I'm curious about one thing. Sometimes my browser didn't get updates. I once worked for an hour on a section, only to load it in another browser and find out that I was changing the wrong tiles because I had a outdated picture in the browser I was using. I finally checked another browser because ...
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combinatorylogic
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What a dumb fucking moron you are. Any time you use your shitty numpy you're just calling Fortran libraries.
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jredmond
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I'm actually a little more excited about clonebundles: https://developer.atlassian.com/blog/2017/02/bitbucket-CDN-cloning/
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shevegen
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Good layout but the popup is annoying to no ends. One day the firefox team will stop allowing websites to attack people with popups into their face UNLESS they have authorized websites to be able to do so.
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IbanezDavy
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Some of the people in this sub need to lighten the fuck up. I clearly was not serious.
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IMightLiveInBritain
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Selenium is generally very difficult to work with. When you try to create a hub it can be so brittle sometimes.
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SanityInAnarchy
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> Also, email generally make as much noise as SMS, because they both generate notifications. The notifications tend to be delivered with lower urgency, and the majority of my email doesn't generate a notification at all. > ...most email is still not encrypted in transit. Pretty sure this is no longer true. Mos...
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mtvee
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Amazing. Thanks for the write up!
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paholg
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Huh, I would have expected the opposite. Were I to write a bot, I would have it focus on the middle first and work its way out, and it seems like it'd be easier to organize humans by having them go in a simple top-down pattern.
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IMightLiveInBritain
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How are you finding running selenium in docker? I am currently trying to spin up docker containers for a hub with firefox and chrome. But honestly it's being very flakey.
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jtlarousse
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Impressive. Thanks for the write up.
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k1tt3hk4t
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1 for scale
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IamaRead
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Hi there, I was interested in trying it out a while ago, but decided to go with another company - which API wasn't so good. I'd like to give twilio a shot after reading the easy code of this little project.
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paholg
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Worst case scenario, writing a bot for something like this would be against the site's terms of service, but it would never be against the law.
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Superseuss
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> The article mentions React Native but that is for mobile. Not true. [react-native-web](https://github.com/necolas/react-native-web) [react-native-macos](https://github.com/ptmt/react-native-macos) [react-native-windows](https://github.com/Microsoft/react-native-windows) If you need a native API not provided b...
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raindev
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Intellij dwarfs everything else with a large enough project.
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pnpbios
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Counterpoint: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bufferbloat By throwing units of work in a queue, you are just masking a problem. Dispatching a message to a queue is free. It takes no time, for the sender to send, and it's impossible for the sender to see or process errors. So if something breaks down the line, you may n...
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Theemuts
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How much time was spent building /r/place? It seemed like a much bigger project than your earlier April Fool's projects
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whitten
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Is the Nearley playground at the head of this document i.e. https://omrelli.ug/nearley-playground/ broken or no longer working ?
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enimodas
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Why would they use redis over a simple C program? Maybe that way they could also easily fix the race condition by sending along the user, and put it in a queue of lets say 1000 items. If user already exists in queue, ignore request.
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AngularBeginner
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https://www.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/64weam/glimmerjs_whats_the_deal_with_typescript/
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am_sandeepa
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Good to know the new release. Thanks! About 64 and 32 bit versions, yeh true, people who have PCs with 32 bit AMD processors may download 64 bit version by considering the word AMD.
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k1tt3hk4t
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If the application is something that would prefer speed over low memory usage -- e.g. a game -- would saving memory really be worth the stuttering? I think the 'memory vs speed' argument should be case by case instead of 'do it this way'.
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