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Are biggest complaint has been the cold start time. I cant say we have enough production data to see how much its effecting clients though.. We dont have enough constant traffic to keep them primed...

We are all in with AWS so the code build, cloudformation and code pipeline all work really well with lambdas.

Thats what i was thinking.. super sad.

Long pressing on android chrome does nothing. Maybe just my samsung...

Please don't destroy the back button... i had to click it 60 times to get back here...

thanks for the clarification, with a fixed list that makes sense.

but don't you still have to store/manage the whole 30gb list of hashes? the point of a bloom filter is it can store any arbitrary string in 7-8 BITS depending on how many hash functions you use to test for existence

i agree with this, sometimes you find the one guy that knows a lot about one aisle ( out of 50-100 ), but that is maybe 1 in 5 trips.

do a search on thingiverse.com and then scroll down. if you search a big enough topic every 20 or 30 seconds as your scrolling it jumps up and you lose your place.. i'm not sure how to avoid this feature, but it is truly annoying

I know what you mean. Often enough any minority is criticized at all it is initially brushed off as simple X-ism..

I thought this pattern was losing favor? Since it makes generic swiping/navigation more difficult to track?

>and via the decreasing numbers of physicians who refuse to take Medicare or Medicaid.

do you mean "increasing number of physicians"?

Sounds like tehy didnt know about this building [1]. That happened like 50ish years ago

1: https://roadtrippers.com/stories/boeing-factory

this is a cool feature but the actual whitelist has to be held internally, in responding to an OPTIONS request, you can respond with * or concrete domain name. you can't return something like "www.example.com, www.foo.com" .

if you want to whitelist multiple domains you have to resolve this server side and check the requesting domain against your list of accepted domains.

this took me a little while to figure out.

i personally like the stats on the last page of the slide show, and the tailing comment about being benchmarked on a Raspberry Pi. Not that anyone would host a server like this on a PI, but knowing how small of a machine is needed to run something like this is cool.

Of course you could probably do a pretty slick home automation system with this and only a Pi...

This is very silly. I like it. I kinda compare this to an XKCD "what if" question about cooking. "What if i dont have eggs, but I have a chicken?" And so on...

I so want memory seats. My wife is about 8 inches shorter than me...

The biggest thing that gets me when my coworkers do SF dev is how many times they have to refresh to see the new code. Its almost always two or three.

Ive seen the proxy thing trying to debugging. I didn't realize it was a set pattern/language feature.

we're only 15 years past the release date of the 2nd movie... unless you go with XKCD's theory/view about the matrix - https://xkcd.com/566/

Isnt that mainly because of HOA regulations? They are very prevelant in newer neighborhoods.

it sounds like they would have to run their tests with mock dates for every date out of the year to discover anything, unless they happened to run their tests on one of the 3 days mentioned in the code, they wouldn't find it. how many tests would they need to run to really tell if there is any bias?

how often does that actually work?

that was my thought too. i go see Star Wars on Monday you go see it on Friday and we share the subscription price.

I have the same insurance/tooth brushes. The thing that got me was they sent one of these for my 2 year old. Same thing as for me and my wife... they know how old the kids are ( 2, 5 and 6 ).. you think they'd "think of the children"...

thanks for the responses, node is kinda my language of choice for the moment, i'll have to update my profile a bit...

i guess i always got hung up on the background thread updating NPC's and the like, but really i should just start small..

my experiences must be atypical, because at my recent 3 jobs spanning about 11 years, there has been a vast majority of Asian (Indian, Japanese, Chinese, et ) members on our engineering teams.

a question on maintenance and all that. what kind of machines are required to maintain these? the client talks about flash and or websockets, so some sort of servers have to be maintained... I know servers are fairly cheap now.. that would be a cool story too..

If its been running for 30 years, how much memory/storage does the world take?

I had a Java programming examples book and it had a simple MUD implemented in a RMI, it was kinda neat and i always wanted to build a game out of it...

We used spring boot heavily at my last job. It was very fast to stand up services and it led us to move away from a massive monolithic weblogic stack.. changes were pushed out so much faster...

I know its pushing the problem onto another device, but I dont use the "smart apps" on our bravia anymore. It's just an HDMI dumping ground. Right now a blue ray player has all the smarts

Edit: mainly cause they'd stopped working years ago...

most of these I have seen have the charge protection tabs on the top. are the laptop batteries different?

most of my experience is from buying fresh cells to use as caving headlamp batteries back in the day.

Same here. This just kinda standardizes the process in a way that makes edits super clear...