TheSpiciestDev

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   by TheSpiciestDev 6y ago

   Ha, that README grammar fix years ago finally pays off!
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   by TheSpiciestDev 6y ago

   It looks like a Wordpress site, but caching or a CDN should resolve a lot of what feels slow, right?
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   by TheSpiciestDev 6y ago

   I've enjoyed working on an enterprise, GIS-focused application over the past few years (with no prior, formal geographic background) and one of the take-aways I always enjoy sharing with family and friends is the "point in polygon
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   by TheSpiciestDev 6y ago

   What has this book taught you that could be applied outside DynamoDB? I'm close to buying but the price is kinda steep... if however I can take away some general NoSQL insight then I'm sold. Edit: nevermind, I see another review e
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   by TheSpiciestDev 6y ago

   Thank you!.. I'll keep your gists in-mind if I ever come across this trackpad issue again. Thinking about it, since Fedora 30 or 29, I don't actually remember encountering this problem - I know where to come back to if I do though
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   by TheSpiciestDev 6y ago

   Huh, I've been using Fedora on my personal T460 for a few years (now on 31) without any major breaking issues. Performs well, upgrades well, bought refurbished for ~$500 of Amazon, bought it extra RAM and an SSD, good life w/stand
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   by TheSpiciestDev 6y ago

   I can't imagine not using class-transformer[0] or class-validator[1] in any TypeScript project that deals with external/third-party APIs, remote or not. [0] https://www.npmjs.com/package/class-transformer [1]
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   by TheSpiciestDev 7y ago

   Pecans and other high-fat nuts are great for snacking, too.
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   by TheSpiciestDev 7y ago

   I've had problems recently with the "api-spec-converter" package and vulnerability scans. While there is an active discussion[0], I don't know how I feel when a lot of the package's dependencies haven't been up
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    by TheSpiciestDev 7y ago

    Great work - I got my visiting family to play this all together (about a total of 6 people, including myself) with the living room TV as a spectator for others not playing and we all had a lot of fun! One suggestion, or option, what would y
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    by TheSpiciestDev 7y ago

    Got it, thanks - my wife and I have enjoyed going head to head!
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    by TheSpiciestDev 7y ago

    > [2020-01-05T15:10:39.909Z] @firebase/database: FIREBASE WARNING: The Firebase database 'setwithfriends' has reached its peak connections limit. If you are the Firebase owner, consider upgrading. ( https://setw
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    by TheSpiciestDev 7y ago

    Thank you again for this direction! I just finished a POC that generates 90% of the AWS services I use per client/project/application. The remaining 10% is DNS stuff that I can easily do by hand, but with a few clicks I get everyt
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    by TheSpiciestDev 7y ago

    > SES charges $0.09 per 1000 mail “chunks”, where a chunk is 256 Kb of data. This is on top of the base SES fee and S3 operation and storage fees. > But it only charges for each complete chunk. So < 256KB is free, 256KB is $0.09&#
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    by TheSpiciestDev 7y ago

    My take away is that you'd be able to receive your emails and customize the handling of every email. i.e. emails are received and put into specific buckets/folders and then, per message, a process is triggered to do something uniq
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    by TheSpiciestDev 7y ago

    Thanks, AWS CloudFormation looks like what I've experienced with other cloud service providers.
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    by TheSpiciestDev 7y ago

    Just the other day I was looking for an official docker image that includes the AWS CLI. On top of that, and mainly, I was looking to find more documentation or tooling to better automate the deployment of new AWS projects. Does anyone here
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    by TheSpiciestDev 7y ago

    I haven't seen anyone reply to you yet specifying social media and SEO. For example, copying a route from your SPA and pasting it into Twitter, Facebook, Slack, Teams, etc. Preferably you want the copied page's title, description
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    by TheSpiciestDev 7y ago

    Your comment has me imagine a more visual, GUI-based editor on top of AWS Lambda (i.e. hooking up all sorts or internal/external events, tying workflows or multiple Lambdas together, still including a small editor for writing JavaScrip
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    by TheSpiciestDev 7y ago

    While I don't remember any such message, after a few months it's certainly felt wrong and I've felt the sting. It'll be something I take into consideration whenever I shop around again.
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    by TheSpiciestDev 7y ago

    This is the first time I'm hearing of Plaid and is it actually something banks have signed-off on and are ok with? This whole thing looks to make for a bad precedence.
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    by TheSpiciestDev 7y ago

    All this Digital Ocean talk... I spun up some droplets to play with a few months ago and liked what I saw and then "deactivated" them or turned them off. What I did not expect to see a few days ago was the bill for the stopped dro
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    by TheSpiciestDev 7y ago

    > heavyweight I can agree with you there if by heavyweight you're referring to it's explicit definitions. However, have you tried a "SharedModule"? You can throw any number of tiny components into however many shared
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    by TheSpiciestDev 7y ago

    Good luck!.. I've referred two people to Lambda who start later next month. They're both excited to start and I'm looking forward to hearing how their experience is before I go all-out and refer more people - it's a prog
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    by TheSpiciestDev 7y ago

    While I can't disagree about other programs being less expensive, how much is it worth to students knowing that the program is incentivized to get them hired because _the program won't get paid unless the student get well hired af
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    by TheSpiciestDev 7y ago

    > That's why they didn't call themselves 'A1' Hosting Ha!.. the Register's readers have some good banter!
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    by TheSpiciestDev 7y ago

    What could someone do if they were to store all the encrypted data and then wait for quantum computing to make the data usable?.. you could target certain streams of data, from certain periods of time, build a case and then decide on the ne
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    by TheSpiciestDev 7y ago

    Recently "live comments" were introduced and I cannot read a simple body of text without it constantly being bumped around because of loaded comments from timeline entries above.
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    by TheSpiciestDev 8y ago

    Whoops - what I meant was that the domain name is available!
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    by TheSpiciestDev 8y ago

    This is available ;) thingsarebadat.com