Illniyar

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by Illniyar 10y ago
For those not in the know, what was app.net?
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by Illniyar 10y ago
Continuous Delivery is for apps (web apps most often), Semver is for software components (libraries, frameworks...). Using CD as a reason to find alternatives to Semver is misguided - they are completely unrelated.
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As others have said, it's to show the data without reloading the page. They could of course do it without actually adding anything to the url - but then it won't be bookmarkable (and refresh would get you back to a page without re
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by Illniyar 10y ago
wow, that's a really great idea. I'm surprised that other languages or even frameworks haven't picked that up. Maybe it can be pitched to Rust.
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by Illniyar 10y ago
It still boggles my mind that sql injection is a thing in 2016, let alone in a modern codebase from a great software company with amazing engineers. Somehow we (the programming profession) are doing this whole thing wrong, and I'm not
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by Illniyar 10y ago
Thanks! :)
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Anyone know what are the reasonable steps that d-link failed to take? I see no mention of it in the article.
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Yes, basically it's much easier to work with and the tools/development experience are much better - which correlates to being able to deliver faster, sometimes much faster. Time to market is often a very important metric for a web
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Cant it be compiled and installed manually? Or downloaded and verified?
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Logic in the Database has the following issues: 1. it doesn't work well with source control 2. deployments, rollback, replication, synchornization - they don't work very well with db procedures 3. unless you connect directly to th
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by Illniyar 10y ago
I've had to reject an offer I wanted because the IP terms were draconian (even beyond what I consider standard) and the company wouldn't badge on it. Other companies did agree to make changes to get an otherwise unacceptable contr
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I took the test (demo test at least). Only 2 out of 6 questions had anything to do with UI/UX - the rest were either reading comprehension and/or basic math. From the 2 that dealt with UI/UX, both were extremely hard, in one
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by Illniyar 10y ago
I fail to see the problem- either don't change the image in a meaningful way or recompile without the name ubuntu and call it something else. Seems ok to me. Also, using the Ubuntu name for a product not made by canonical without permi
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So he hired a bot for a month to do 30,000 likes. Anyone wonder how many of his own likes are from bots? All this social media advertisement seems like one big fraud to me - from profile farms to click frauds, has any of the people buying t
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by Illniyar 10y ago
" UPDATE – Pebble’s official Twitter account seems to confirm the news. ¯_(ツ)_/¯ — Pebble (@Pebble) December 1, 2016 " how is that tweet confirming the news? am I missing something?
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by Illniyar 10y ago
Unrelated but 250$ an hour sounds to me to be really high (though I'm not from SV so maybe there it isn't?) , anyone know what kind of clients he has or what type of consulting does he do? (it's obviously programming from the
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Also, that's an interesting view, and made me contemplate something - I wonder if it a view worth prescribing to. Consider that it's a good idea to use your authentic voice only if that voice sounds virtuous/good - I mean it
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by Illniyar 10y ago
I was trying to be witty, but obviously my intent wasn't properly communicated. I meant, these kind of comments, in an interview (or any PR piece) are the result of a calculated marketing effort, and the choice of word is carefully cho
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by Illniyar 10y ago
Errr... That qoute was probably marketing.
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That's basically seamless-immutable . https://github.com/rtfeldman/seamless-immutable
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But it's not relevant to the article, since as they don't use inline styles.
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by Illniyar 10y ago
SCSS (and to a lesser degree LESS) are basically industry standard now, if you are using react, you are almost certainly using one of the two preprocessors. I don't think your complaint is relevant here, especially since you provide no
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And immutable.jsdoes that?
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The main benefit I derive from immutability in js is identity comparison (I.E. react's shouldComponentUpdate), I don't find the small performance hit of cloning to make a difference.
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What do you mean? I'm pretty sure it only clones the minimal necessary. I.E. if I have {a:{aa:"1"},b:"cc"} and I change b, then {aa:"1"} will not be deep copied. Are you talking about something like keepin
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I find seamless-immutable to be much much better. It mostly follows the standard javascript api, and throws an error when you use a mutable action. Makes it very simple to use it anywhere you'd use a plain array or object, rather then
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It appears your definition of Developer is more on the "Open source enthusiasts" (for lack of a better term). Most developers don't care about their hardware being open source, or maintenance or unlockable UEFI, and they defi
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The bank knows the difference, the reports they send out to customers (or maybe what the customer's see on the site) don't make the distinction clear enough. Most banks don't even bother showing the customer authorizations of
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Obviously. But youd be surprised, some gateways don't let you send your own transactionId. Or at least they ignored it for determining duplicate requests. Though that was several years ago.
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If your using Java, there's a popular apache http framework[0] that automatically retries a failed request unless you specifically instruct it not to. That bit us in the A$$ with double payments a few times. 0- https://hc.ap

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