Josh Yudaken

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Josh Yudaken

Josh Yudaken

@qix

south african origins. nyc now. started @snapbill and smyte. worked backend @instagram and @twitter. not sure what's next.

New York, NY Katılım Mart 2008
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Josh Yudaken@qix·
@keegan_csmith Spit / Speed. Its a fast two-player card game based more on playing speed than strategy - works quite nicely with multitouch
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@marcog it seems like the "No" year olds are winning with 182 votes compared to 176
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@rbranson I read that as two bytes, minimum length of 1 as if you're not allowed empty strings
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ricky b@rbranson·
it also seems to know that varchar(255) has a 1-byte minimum overhead
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ricky b@rbranson·
i asked GPT-4 to for help reducing the disk space of a table, based on it's schema. On #1: this is wrong. reducing below varchar(255) is a no-op. On #2: it recommended smaller int types even though it seemed to understand these were FKs (impressive!) in other answers
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Josh Yudaken@qix·
@MdLazarus Aah, must have pocket tweeted? ... and since I barely do I'm guessing it got pushed to everyone
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Josh Yudaken@qix·
@floydophone @dan_abramov Some tests ensure invariants about the code that are promptly forgotten. I don't think I could ever trust a sizeable piece of code (especially one I've written) if it's original tests were gone. Implementation side is painful but doable. Answer depends on quality constraints?
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Pete Hunt 🚁@floydophone·
@dan_abramov I answered "tests", then I thought about it for a little bit. If I have a working implementation I can probably use generative testing to create reasonable tests, right?
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Josh Yudaken@qix·
@floydophone Another of my thousand+ ideas: a package registry that adheres to a security and quality bar (via code review). Charge corps to review packages when their devs want them. Reject duplicate and unmaintained projects.
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Pete Hunt 🚁@floydophone·
Now is a great time for an aspiring entrepreneur to start a competitor to npm. The haphazard ESM rollout might be the straw that finally breaks its back, but it’s only the latest in a long string of issues stemming from npm’s “anything goes” attitude.
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Josh Yudaken@qix·
@mxgxw_alpha @RealSexyCyborg @signalapp They're actively working on removing this requirement, but it's an extremely difficult technical challenge to do so while keeping it secure and user friendly. They'll get there...
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Gato de Soya@mxgxw_alpha·
@RealSexyCyborg @signalapp In my country you need to provide a government-issued ID to get a simcard. We have a long history of telecom interventions to dissidents by the government. I don't like the that you need to provide a number to register, neither that the app notifies your contacts when you do it.
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Naomi Wu 机械妖姬@RealSexyCyborg·
Sorry folks- to clarify, @signalapp is still the best choice for 99% of people. This specific issue we are talking about pertains to activists and people who (rightly or wrongly) suspect the authorities might take an interest in their activities.
Robert Keith@rl_keith

@RealSexyCyborg My wife is being told by her relatives to switch from WhatsApp to Signal. She is in love with her old Android phone that I keep running and won't do beyond 8. She uses these apps only for family gossip with Australia and Mauritius. Is this relevant to us?

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Massimo@Rainmaker1973·
Under specific conditions, the exhaust gas plume of a rocket can put on an amazing show of light and clouds, like this SpaceX Falcon 9 carrying the SAOCOM 1A mission on October 8, 2018 [full video: buff.ly/2NxTdu3] [explanation: buff.ly/38aNyFD]
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Josh Yudaken@qix·
@bros3phina Sure, it looks like Apple just removed it because my developer license expired (they charge $100/yr for the privilege of having your apps in the store.) I'll try sort it out tonight.
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oswaldo mobray@bros3phina·
@qix is there any way to get the Spit (aka Speed) game back on the App Store? i'd pay for it. or a link to your freeware Spit game? the link was broken on your site.
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Josh Yudaken@qix·
@RobertKoletka Not entirely true -- a lot of my friends complained that an advert 'randomly' appeared on their profile
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Josh Yudaken@qix·
@jonathansmit / @darb: PayFast has been on the todo list or almost six months now :(... Consider it bumped up a few notches.
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Josh Yudaken@qix·
@darb You might want to check https://github.com/snapbill/snapbill-pyapi - we've been working on one ourselves :). Its also pre-beta though.
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Josh Yudaken@qix·
@wesleylynch Have you considered SnapBill? We're local, growing fast and we also recently got multi-currency running :)
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Josh Yudaken@qix·
@feylian We not seeing the same error you are. If you can send browser details / where it occurred to support@snapbill we'll take a look.
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Josh Yudaken@qix·
@pixelprodigy the R2+8% fee is due to us acting as a middle man - we're working on ways of allowing users to use their own gateway accounts.
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