labria

I think you missed the point here. They were not talking about _making the choice_ to return to the office, but rather about _accepting the ultimatum_. There’s nothing wrong with deciding you want to work from the office, it’s the ultimatum part that’s important IMO.

Tag with [video], please

I'm pretty sure all of them mean the exact same thing, they just alternate for the notes to be less repetitive.

The last line reads like something Clippy would say :)

According to web archive, it happened somewhere between October and mid-November: The last time it was up: https://web.archive.org/web/20221021050048/https://www.storj... The first time it's gone: https://web.archive.org/web/20221114070255/https://www.storj...

I’m sure NetBSD will be ported soon enough, if not yet…

Nah, that’s for HTML

[video]?

This is also a museum of 90s website design ;)

I just disable this filtering. It’s more damage than good nowadays…

Wondering: why did you choose to focus on one city?

Condoms!

  (define eval-expr
    (lambda (expr env)
      (pmatch expr
        [`,x (guard (symbol? x))
          (env x)]
        [`(lambda (,x) ,body)
          (lambda (arg)
            (eval-expr body (lambda (y)
                              (if (eq? x y)
                                  arg
                                  (env y)))))]
        [`(,rator ,rand)
         ((eval-expr rator env)
          (eval-expr rand env))])))

There's an amazing talk about it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OyfBQmvr2Hc

They've shown this quite some time ago, but it still didn't go further than the cute online demo, unfortunately. Really hope they release something tangible to play with.

They're actually riding this one: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xKWquxfJPD0

Wix developer replying: https://medium.com/@talkol/how-i-found-myself-accused-of-ste...

FYI: Wix open-sourced a ton of react-native stuff built internally to write the app in question: https://github.com/wix?utf8=%E2%9C%93&query=react-native

Yepp, mentioned it here: http://labria.github.io/2013/04/28/rails-4-postgres-uuid-pk-...

See my second, more detailed post here: http://labria.github.io/2013/04/28/rails-4-postgres-uuid-pk-...

Yes, that's exactly I didn't include it in the migration in the example.

Only downside: this makes the URLs very long sometimes.

At the DB level, it facilitates master-master replication set-up, eliminating the auto_increment collision problems. Master-master replication, in turn, allows building distributed applications that can handle net splits reasonably well.

It's actually: t.primary_key :id, :uuid

Sorry, fixed that.

My bad, of course I meant BIND9. Unless you're using the 10beta already.