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by Jenk 5y ago
(New?) title of article is a little less evocative: > Why you probably do not need OAuth2 / OpenID Connect
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by Jenk 5y ago
My entire team of software engineers are Ukranian, residing in Ukraine (I'm not in Ukraine, nor am I Ukrainian). For the past few weeks our "water cooler talk" has been almost exclusively about the rising threat of invasion,
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by Jenk 5y ago
Vim supports ctags[0] lookup out of the box which fits your need somewhat. I tend to use FZF[1] which has functions for leveraging ripgrep and silver surfer for searches. It can also use find. FZF also has dialogues for paring down results
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by Jenk 5y ago
Oh wow.
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by Jenk 5y ago
CADT?
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by Jenk 5y ago
Maybe "ssh keys" alongside those identity documents should become a thing in the digital age.
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by Jenk 5y ago
PGP/SSH is surely the usable here as a 2fa. Have maintainers (or at the least owners) demonstrate their identity with both email and a key.
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by Jenk 5y ago
All scoop does is extract installers/archives from the applications own portable distributions, and then create shims for them. Scoop packages aren't actually packages. They are just manifests that point to a URL to the apps downl
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by Jenk 5y ago
This is the same problem as tinyurl et al. The answer is to have apps that expand/reveal the destination before _opening_ the destination.
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by Jenk 5y ago
> I used to work at a company that wanted us to TDD everything. Dogma is the bain of everyone :) I will never advocate "100% TDD." It is a tool like any other that has its place and, more importantly, doesn't fit everywher
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by Jenk 5y ago
Test Driven Design. It's in the name. Sure, just writing tests is entirely about automation, but TDD is more than just writing tests.
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by Jenk 5y ago
Code changes when requirements change. I don't think anyone should be surprised by that.
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by Jenk 5y ago
Disagree. You are developing to a set of requirements at anyone time. What emerges from (A)TDD is the implementation of those requirements and the design therein.
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by Jenk 5y ago
I find TDD helps me mind-map out my implementations. It's a bit hand-wavy, but generally I'll use TDD when things are complex and I need to clear my head of the bigger picture in favour of focussing on the smaller picture (I.e., l
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by Jenk 5y ago
That's missed the beat a bit.. you are supposed to let the tests drive that design out, not big-design upfront and then fill out tests.
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by Jenk 5y ago
> I do not understand why the default is so thin. For scroll/touch users, the scrollbar has become an indicator only, and not so much a tool for scrolling, to show where on the document the window is.
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by Jenk 5y ago
> I will still never understand why companies do this Literally cost. That's it. An example from my own experience: UK Cost center, salaries started at £18k. They moved this operation to the Philipines. Starting salaries of PHP350k
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by Jenk 5y ago
That's known as the Net Promoter Score. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Net_promoter_score In summary: 1-6 are demoters (will talk negatively of their experience to others), 7-8 passive (probably won't talk abo
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by Jenk 5y ago
Has your TL used svelte yet? :angel:
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by Jenk 5y ago
It started when React had that license fiasco some years ago, and Vue picked up a huge surge of new users as a result. They have, IMHO, been chasing that high ever since. Having said that, I still like Vue for a markup-first kinda of framew
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by Jenk 5y ago
People who don't follow or understand the semantics of semantic versioning find themselves having difficulty with the semantics of semantic versioning. Next on News At Ten, we ask "Is the Pope Catholic?"
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How are these verified?
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by Jenk 5y ago
> a lot of users would have React in their browser cache anyway. Do browsers share cache across domains? Seems like an easy vector to poison.
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by Jenk 5y ago
Having office-shared with a recruiting firm, and having worked in several startups that have a "long-sales"/"closer" department.. I can attest that LinkedIn is exactly what it is like in the day-to-day jobs in the f
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by Jenk 5y ago
Honestly it's a really poor experience compared to TikTok - ignoring the whole Chinese State controlled thing - the algorithm on YT just doesn't match TT's ability for content discovery. I haven't installed the app eithe
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by Jenk 5y ago
Just fire up YT shorts. Nothing but content from TikTok.
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by Jenk 5y ago
> are we still holding media and journalists to standards of integrity Were we ever? What do you mean by "holding"? How does one hold any given media outlet or journalist to any standard?
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by Jenk 5y ago
you'd rather the long term effects of HIV? What a bizzarely banal thing to post.
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Juries are the ultimate arbiter of law application. For this very reason.
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The simple act of taking notes helps me to remember. Even if I don't read them again in the future, the actual act of writing/typing out notes helps embed them as memories.

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