CodyReichert

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by CodyReichert 8y ago
I wrote a separate article about our thoughts on disposable email addresses: https://medium.com/@CodyReichert/the-case-for-and-against-di... Depending on the nature of the service, you don't always want to block
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Show HN: Identibyte – Detect free and disposable emails in your signup forms(identibyte.com)
2 points by CodyReichert 8y ago|1 comments
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The case for and against disposable emails(medium.com)
1 points by CodyReichert 8y ago|0 comments
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by CodyReichert 8y ago
Hey all! We created Identibyte because it seems like every time we build a new product, we have to add a little code to make sure we're handling disposable email address accounts. I love disposable emails, and I think it's great p
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by CodyReichert 8y ago
Very well explained, thanks
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by CodyReichert 8y ago
You could have a second bot that posts a comment in the thread each time with something like: "See, this is why you shouldn't use hosted services for your core infrastructure." Lots of karma to be had there as well.
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by CodyReichert 8y ago
Yeah it's funny, my first thought was since I started using Arch, the most common thing I hear people say is that packages from AUR should be considered unsafe until you've read the PKGBUILD, at least. It's a good thing it ge
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by CodyReichert 8y ago
This specific point got me as well: I can't really get behind a company - especially a CDN company - telling people to break the specific because "no browsers don't do anything with it." That is, honestly, really bad adv
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by CodyReichert 8y ago
Agreed - they reason they "jumped-ship" was not to address the root issues. It was to address to hit on their vanity for working for a company that is currently in a bad light. It says more about the individuals than it does about
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by CodyReichert 8y ago
This is just you trying to get an answer you knew you wouldn't get. "Connecting the world!" is indeed the job of almost all employees at Facebook. You can have a large majority of the company focus on this one goal, and also
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Can We Measure Delusions?(blogs.scientificamerican.com)
2 points by CodyReichert 9y ago|0 comments
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by CodyReichert 9y ago
No that's perfect and it agrees with my thought that having an archive available online is valuable. Just put up a sample issue page (as best I can for now) and I'll find some way to post them automatically as they're sent. T
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by CodyReichert 9y ago
Awesome, I love your newsletters! Thanks for the tip - I'm finalizing the first issue right now so I'll get it on the site asap as an example. Makes sense :) iirc, you make all of the issues available online after the fact, right?
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by CodyReichert 9y ago
Hey HN - I wanted to start this newsletter because, well, I spend a lot of time reading articles related to QA testing, new practices in automation, and just generally have a passion for correctness in software. So I figured I might as well
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Show HN: QA for the Web – a weekly newsletter for the latest in software testing(qafortheweb.com)
1 points by CodyReichert 9y ago|5 comments
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by CodyReichert 9y ago
AWS's status page is (unbelievably) reporting it now: https://status.aws.amazon.com/
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Measuring productivity as a technical founder(medium.com)
1 points by CodyReichert 9y ago|0 comments
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Why Pingdom wasn't enough for me today(medium.com)
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7 HTTP methods every web developer should know and how to test them(assertible.com)
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by CodyReichert 9y ago
1) Superintelligence. This is a really great read about the implications of AI, or general intelligence. It's really intriguing and brings up so many scenarios I've never thought about. Anyone interested in AI should definitely re
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by CodyReichert 9y ago
I'm about 75% of the way through SmartCuts and I love it! I really enjoy this type of format, but the people and stories Shane chose are just great. +1 recommendation.
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Show HN: Test and monitor your API Gateway endpoints with Assertible(assertible.com)
1 points by CodyReichert 9y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Automated API Testing with Jenkins and Assertible(assertible.com)
1 points by CodyReichert 9y ago|0 comments
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by CodyReichert 9y ago
Have you tried (or is an option for you) to use parallel builds?
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Show HN: Automated API testing with Jenkins(assertible.com)
1 points by CodyReichert 9y ago|0 comments
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by CodyReichert 9y ago
Author here! This post goes over using Assertible to run automated smoke tests after deploying an app from Codeship. Do you or your team have a similar approach to deployment testing? The code for the tutorial is on GitHub: https:/&#x
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Add Post-Deploy Smoke Tests to Any Codeship Pipeline(blog.codeship.com)
3 points by CodyReichert 9y ago|1 comments
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by CodyReichert 9y ago
I've picked up several things on Noun Project - good to actually see that the designers get compensated for that, even if it is just beer money :)
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by CodyReichert 9y ago
To start things off, these are the ones I use daily: - CircleCI for CI build status - Coveralls for unit test coverage - Assertible for integration tests status For example: http://i.imgur.com/ZrKUK3t.png Any new ones I sho
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Ask HN: Best GitHub commit status checks?
5 points by CodyReichert 9y ago|1 comments

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