> You have to patch rails
That sounds like a bad idea in the long term... ;)
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That sounds like a bad idea in the long term... ;)
AFAIK, the Assets Pipeline in Rails is not designed for HTTP2 and I think that there are no immediate plans to implement it.
> use MariaDB instead. It's a fork that fixed some of the issues.
Which ones exactly? ;)
`/dev/null` is the fastest "database" for writes ;)
USB-C doesn't bother me, and I guess that in the near future it will be the standard. I just had to buy a new Ethernet adaptor.
I agree that the touchbar is annoying. I summon Siri way too often, but it's not the end of the world. The keyboard is good.
I just think that it is a bit too expensive for what it is, but I didn't pay for it.
Also, those are customers that will not buy your competitors' product.
This. Something I hate is when people think that 5 stars have to be given "by default". For me, an uneventful stay in a clean place should mean 3 stars. If the place is specially nice or the owner was really kind, 4 stars. And 5 stars should only be for my _favourite_ places.
I stopped doing airbnb when, for several times, I booked 4.5 star places and they turned out to be honestly crappy.
Technically, `clic` is a noun in Spanish, not a verb, so, if you are talking about an action, the correct name for the variable would be `hacerClickEnBotón`.
At the same time, although more verbose, it would be interesting to see how a language in Spanish would work, once sensible conventions are set.
As a person who loves thinking about names, in your filter example I see that, just by changing one letter, one can be more precise in the exact meaning of the variable or method name.
Anyway, I am not saying that people should use Spanish when programming. Having English as the common language for our profession is a great advantage.
But yes, Camper shoes are great. They even come with 2 years warranty and have a good customer service.
The weekend I want to go out of the city, I just go to the rent a car next to my house and I rent a hybrid car during 48 hours for about $150. If the place I want to go is really far, I take the bullet train and I rent a cheaper car there.
It's perfectly ok to live without car, it's just that the cities need to be designed in a different way.
* Just to make the customs agents happy, I would fill the history of the fake profile with porn and pictures of donuts.
As for battery life, I need enough battery to be able to go to meetings without having to take the charger with me. It's not usual for me to work 8 hours without having a charger near to me. Also, as far as I know, the new Macs with USB-C, can be charged from an external battery pack.
Do you remember 2004?
- "Sorry, I need to talk with he Union first to see what my options."
- "Hi, we decided that you need to come to work all the weekends in March and we still have to decide if we will pay for the overtime and how much".
- "Mmm... Well, let me ask the Union, but I think that this is not going to happen... I actually had lots of plans for the weekends in March."
- "Hi, you are fired. Not because you are a bad professional but because you ask too many questions and because you don't show yourself submissive in front of me".
- "Mmm... I am afraid that you will need to have a long conversation with the lawyers of the Union first".
That's what Unions are for in many countries.
- Use a framework that someone else did. You will have to spend time learning the abstractions of the framework.
- Spend time building your own framework, creating your own abstractions.
- Create a massive amount of spaghetti that, at some point, no one -including you- will want to maintain.
- How can it be possible that when someone calls the police and the police ignore them?
- How can it possible that someone who has problems with the neighbors thinks that the most sensible thing to do is to buy a gun?
- How can it be possible that a discussion in the lawn ends with a dead person?
In most of western countries, the society is set in a way that happiness is directly tied to consumption. Marketing and the society in general, makes people feel that the only way to fill their lives is by buying things.
In some other countries, people may be able to achieve similar levels of happiness with lower consumption levels; for instance, by doing things instead of buying things.
GPS is so essential, that is becoming more and more a "single point of failure" for our civilization.
Without having any data, I have the intuition that the cost of deploying our own GPS system may be worth just as an "insurance".
On the other hand, I think that the time of CoffeeScript has passed. It made some sense before Babel but now, IMHO, it is only for Ruby developers who don't like the syntax of JavaScript.
If I understand well, in Amazon Go, every customer has an account linked to a credit card. I guess that this will work as a deterrent. I a customer does something wrong, they can get a warning. Next time, the account is canceled. Problem solved.
Cuban Revolution was not for a wimp.
That means that the nuclear plant should have never been there, or should have been prepared to be run over by a tsunami...