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by PUSH_AX 4y ago
Can’t access this page on mobile, seems to go into an infinite refresh loop.
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by PUSH_AX 4y ago
> In reality, of course API versioning is needed. I’d recommend not picking a technology that is versionless by design if you think you’re going to need it. Also I’d dispute that versioning is needed as a rule.
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by PUSH_AX 4y ago
And good luck doing that in a language that isn’t JS. All our GQL services were Go, but were forced to use JS for any stitching needs.
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by PUSH_AX 4y ago
> Nothing. How about not relying on the JRE? Mobile support? Partitioning between applet world and JS world?
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by PUSH_AX 4y ago
True, but it’s also probably excellent marketing if you can get your lock featured and it does well.
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by PUSH_AX 4y ago
“Usability nightmare” is objectively a bit of a stretch. The example given isn’t really something most users need. Even when I did need to do that the answer was discovered and executed within 20 seconds of googling. This is the same for ot
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by PUSH_AX 4y ago
The spirit of Reddit is to share things you’ve found that you think are cool or suited to the sub. This falls down when people start self promoting their stuff. The thing is there are lots of cool things people have created that should be s
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by PUSH_AX 4y ago
The way I understood this was that if you pick a door, the chances are you didn't pick the prize, given that you probably didn't pick the prize and the host shows you the other non prize door, it makes sense that switching will pr
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by PUSH_AX 4y ago
Or the user violated some TOS? Occam's razor and all that.
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by PUSH_AX 5y ago
As a regular viewer (I don't fly) it still looked off.
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by PUSH_AX 5y ago
I think it’s worth considering not everyone will feel the same way as you. I found it amusing. Equally your comment seems like a tear down attempt.
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by PUSH_AX 5y ago
This is an interesting take, I would assume at some point it would end up costing you time, because for all its faults, the modern web has some great tools (apps) that can improve your life in a number of ways. I’m also unsure how they’d
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by PUSH_AX 5y ago
The amp version of reddit is horrific.
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by PUSH_AX 5y ago
The article seems to lump Google Authenticator and push style authentication prompts together (as old broken MFA), but I'm unsure how you spam someone with requests for the former?
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by PUSH_AX 5y ago
Is it not safe to assume that if you have water ingress all bets are off regardless?
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by PUSH_AX 5y ago
It's “greater fool” theory at best.
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by PUSH_AX 5y ago
> If he hadn’t done it he’d have none of these problems. I disagree, unless he has his own on prem platform. Which isn’t beyond the realm of possibility.
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by PUSH_AX 5y ago
> The error messages can be confusing though I mean TS has that problem too anyway. They're terrible.
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by PUSH_AX 5y ago
To look at a different angle, I would imagine the traffic isn't evenly distributed, and part of being happy with your offering will be if things don't grind to a halt during peaks.
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by PUSH_AX 5y ago
> It’s an arms race. And one that I enjoy. Objectively, a waste of everyones time and energy is what it is.
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by PUSH_AX 5y ago
The people taking these roles arguably aren’t contractors anyway. The market in the uk for contracts outside the legislation is healthy.
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by PUSH_AX 5y ago
IR35 hasn't really affected that path, you can find contracts that are outside of the legislation and as long as your working practices are also outside you're fine, there are also insurances now for these things.
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by PUSH_AX 5y ago
> all of life’s problems are temporary state. Not all. Incurable disease is just one example.
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by PUSH_AX 5y ago
> Sucide is a permanent solution to a temporary problem. This quote is supposed to be used in the correct context of the specific situation, *if* it's truly temporary. Not just as a generalisation.
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by PUSH_AX 5y ago
> Coding has no minimal respect, very limited impact and deadend salary progression. Let me know where you’ve worked so I can avoid these places. I’ve worked for plenty of orgs where tech and those in tech add massive value and impact an
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by PUSH_AX 5y ago
Yep, solid advice. Just went from Catalina to big sur a few days ago based on this principle.
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by PUSH_AX 5y ago
I think Gunship are one of the few bands in this genre that are mostly using original synth hardware from the 80s. Not a cheap pursuit these days. Getting close in a VSTi and publishing a breakdown is a nice way to sell your presets I guess
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by PUSH_AX 5y ago
Steam hardware?
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by PUSH_AX 5y ago
I think you’re broadly talking about site authority which is something search engines absolutely do, I imagine it’s a non trivial thing to get right and the scope of doing it manually for every topic on the planet is probably not going to b
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by PUSH_AX 5y ago
I think engineers gonna engineer though, even if it's subconsciously or small stuff, hell it might be half the fun. You could ask me to build a project with no trade offs regarding time to deliver, it's still not going to be in on

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