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by 013a 7y ago
I don't like this at all. This is a classic example of a feature where, in the right hands its very powerful, but in the wrong hands it will ruin the simplicity of the logic it touches. Go's magic was really in its ability to be p
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by 013a 7y ago
This tweet from Ryan Florence [1], a big influencer in the frontend community, is something I think back to pretty often. Its so clear to me that GraphQL is designed and pushed primarily by frontend devs who's goal is, probably unconsc
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Articles like this come dangerously close to insanity with respect to their reflection of the truth. I hear people say: "They make such sweet, fruity flavors to appeal to kids." Uh; what? Have you tried Juul Mango pods? (No, you h
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Gamergate was an INSANELY complex situation, involving thousands of actors with differing and intentionally unclear motivations. It was eventually labeled as a "movement" by the opposition, not by the "members" of the &q
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The problem is, essentially the only thing anyone agrees on when it comes to "how much" is "its different for everyone". So what's not different for everyone? Well, if your pee is dark, then you're probably deh
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Yeah I can't agree with the author in saying that its "uniquely" Breezewood; this could be a picture of pretty much any "exit directly off the interstate" in especially the midwest, though likely around most of Amer
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> There is nothing, except Chicago’s suburbs, within about 300 miles of Chicago in every direction. My lord, what?! Three of the top 25 largest cities in the entire US are within 300 miles of Chicago (Columbus, Indianapolis, Detroit), an
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by 013a 7y ago
"Guardrails" is such a cute little term. AGI is a twenty-ton semi filled with rocket fuel. Guardrails won't stop it from careening into an elementary school if it decides that's its most optimal course of action. Mostly
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> The sheaths came in small, medium, and large. It turns out, the men were all saying that they needed a Large sheath. They did not. Subsequently, the astronauts called the sheaths were called "Extra-large," "Immense,&quot
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This is the prime example of what makes Go different than most other languages. They don't put things in attached with the argument "if you don't like it, you don't have to use it." Go is a language designed to be w
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by 013a 7y ago
They all have SLAs, but the "tier" at which a problem happens dramatically affects how the SLA pays out, or if it pays out. For example, within the AWS Compute SLA you linked: > Unavailable is defined as: For Amazon EC2 (other
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The storage is definitely not free, even while inactive.
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"Microservice" describes the size and scope of each deployment artifact. It answers the question "is the whole system just one big ball, is it broken up, how broken up is it?" It doesn't describe how it is deployed.
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A big problem with critics of "slippery slope absolutists" is that often when someone says "Youtube just banned porn, you don't care now but one day they'll come for something you love" the response is "du
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It is possible to have a Youtube like this. Its also possible to have a Youtube that allows porn, or a Youtube that exclusively hosts videos from large media companies because its too risky to allow random people to upload any of these thin
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Its unfortunate how many people are using the word "Climate" in their replies here. When Trump says "Its cold out, global warming is fake" we rightly say that it's Weather , not Climate . That's what this is
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Non-legally speaking, the term "Right" in American law refers to guarantees which are recognized to be Natural, in the sense that you're born with them and they would continue to exist even if the government were to disappear
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Unfortunately, you also don't have a recognized right to not be sick, nor one to guarantee comfort. That doesn't mean it shouldn't be regulated. But the situation is a little more complex than the absolute of "ban everyt
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by 013a 7y ago
You do not have a right to not inhale someone else's smoke. Let's be very clear about the language you're just throwing around like it doesn't mean anything, because the Rights recognized by the Constitution aren'
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For the oh-so-dangerous drug called Nicotine. I've first-hand seen the effects this Killer Drug has on the poor people caught in its grasp. One time, we were at dinner, and my friend stepped outside for five minutes for a vape. I&#x2
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Its very sad to see personal liberty treated with such contempt in cities like San Francisco. I have a friend who's 80 year old grandmother was addicted to cigarettes. He wanted to buy her an ecigarette for christmas to help her quit,
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The, uh, reuseable and rechargeable batteries? You're gonna have to source that claim, because that's insane to suggest. The pods are definitely bad for the environment, but relatively speaking when compared to, say, large-sized M
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This is great news. Though, going in blind, I figured this may also add support for reducing your account-level quotas; imagine creating an Organizations account for a developer where you want to make sure they can only create 1 EC2 instanc
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by 013a 7y ago
Yeah I agree with your stance, but not the conclusion. The way that gRPC (and many other systems) handle this is beautiful and the way all APIs should be built: your API is a specification, not code, so you start with the spec (SDL), then g
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The new version also doesn't have a free tier.
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One of the smartest, easier things you can do early on during the development of a function is to treat the "core" of the function body as interface-agnostic. Write a function that just takes an object and returns an object, then
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CF isn't that bad... if you use one of the many abstraction tools like the CDK or SAM. It's ugly. It has a TON of powerful functionality that the documentation dives into way too early for most people. It has some weird behavior
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I agree; this is a rough part. There's always a rough part, no matter how you're writing your app. I think things like the AWS SAM or LocalStack do a decent job at this. But, maybe more importantly, it requires a shift in develope
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Heroku's free tier is good. GCP App Engine is pretty similar, a little more powerful, but also more limiting in how you build your app. My pick for MVPs is AWS Lambda. It's very easy to get up and running, and you get access to th
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Its because all of these companies are cheap and don't want to deal with the customer support cost of people who lose a virtual/physical MFA device. Instead, they treat virtual/physical MFA like a convenience feature that the

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