Timothee

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by Timothee 13y ago
Isn't it wonderful how easy it is to ignore that college education is biased towards women and women's needs What do you mean by that? (honestly curious)
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by Timothee 13y ago
If the cooking is under 10 seconds, you might as well start it for 10 seconds and stop it when needed. You won't have time to turn around and forget about it. If it's over, I doubt a one-second difference will make one (difference
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by Timothee 13y ago
I agree. It just doesn't always happen. I'm guilty of leaving too-short commit messages and not enough commenting as much as some of my teammates.
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by Timothee 13y ago
GitHub’s functionality around PRs (such as inline commenting, replies, notifications and diffing) is excellent for facilitating code and design discussion I agree but one thing I've realized recently is how all the history and discus
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by Timothee 13y ago
The yak shaving part is not the steps described, but the steps not described that will end up being required. Where you follow the given steps carefully and one fails because whichever version of something is not the right one, then you end
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by Timothee 13y ago
Instead of just driving to some far away place and come back, I'd pick a mailbox that's close to something where you might go sometimes but that's not close to your house either. For example, you could go to Ikea buy someth
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OAuth-proxy – Host your own private OAuth proxy service(github.com)
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Gifify(blog.getcloudapp.com)
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by Timothee 13y ago
Do you mind to elaborate? Because I've never heard anything about that and my (admittedly short) googling didn't bring up anything relevant.
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"She spent a few days in Vegas, staying at the Bellagio hotel"
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by Timothee 13y ago
Fair enough in general, but I don't think my conclusion of "Twilio's API runs on Flask => Flask is very reliable" is too far-fetched in the context of Twilio, whose whole business is their API. To be fair to your skep
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by Timothee 13y ago
Twilio uses it to run their API. So, that must be very reliable. "Flask-RESTful was initially developed as an internal project at Twilio, built to power their public and internal APIs" http://flask-restful.readthedocs.o
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by Timothee 13y ago
(disclosure: I work with Alex and he showed this to me before) I think the page doesn't emphasize enough the easy customization of these buttons: you can set the class names and base colors in one file and Sass will create the CSS for
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by Timothee 13y ago
You're absolutely right, somehow I read "this pales in importance to that" backwards. In my defense, I'm tired and a non-native speaker. That being said, I still find it odd to bring up the inconvenience of not being abl
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by Timothee 13y ago
The video is of the band OK Go.
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by Timothee 13y ago
I joined AdRoll just over three months ago and it's been great. Great, smart team with a lot of energy. No ego, no bullshit and good company values. A+++++ would get hired again.
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by Timothee 13y ago
"Even if it is a meritless suit like this one" This statement lacks arguments supporting it. DOZ is "Search and Social Media Marketing done by professionals" according to their website, and Moz is "Software and Community for better Market
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by Timothee 13y ago
Had the same problem: I thought I had to add on top of the previous step. But asking for the key and unlocking the door was not necessary at that step.
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by Timothee 13y ago
Oops, I just lost my progress by pressing Backspace… you might want to save the progress in local or session storage. I like the humor of the machine but I arrived at the tests about conditional but couldn't remember the command to ask for
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by Timothee 13y ago
It seems to me that the problem is that the backend is treating the XHR like if you were hitting the main site. So sometimes (but not for all endpoints I think), if I were logged out, the XHR would be redirected to the login page. To me, th
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by Timothee 13y ago
Interesting idea. I'll have to give it a try. Thanks!
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by Timothee 13y ago
The problem I had with XMLHttpRequest was that the API would use the current Heroku cookie rather than the API token passed in with the request. With curl, the doc says to use a blank username and the token as password in Basic Auth. When I
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by Timothee 13y ago
That's actually been one of my backburner projects for some time. But I haven't had much time recently… My approach though was having a Chrome extension to add that button on any GitHub repo. Clicking it would create the app, clone it and p
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by Timothee 13y ago
I evidently failed to convey in my comment that I'm not saying that the new features are a bad thing. I totally understand that it's a problem for many people. (you should see my wife's inbox… I try to intervene now and then but it's a lost
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by Timothee 13y ago
Absolutely. I'm not saying they shouldn't do it, or that it's bad or anything like that. New email interfaces is just one of these things that has never been really useful to me. I tried Mailbox for a bit but it's solving a problem I don't
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by Timothee 13y ago
I haven't had the problem, but the mailing-lists I've come across are more often than not ran on mailing-list systems that let me pick the emails I want to receive (e.g. Google Groups). I typically go for none or just replies to my own post
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by Timothee 13y ago
I don't really have any newsletter that fits this. But I'd do what Ives is saying and use filters to put them out of the way.
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by Timothee 13y ago
Any time I get something I don't want I click the unsubscribe link. If the link doesn't work, if there aren't any or if I need to do more than legally necessary (e.g. logging into my account), I click "Report spam" in Gmail. I don't feel ba
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by Timothee 13y ago
I think it's interesting to see the evolution of a startup engineer/now entrepreneur. Instapaper was a little product made by this one guy at home that grew big and I think for that reason, Marco Arment's story appealed to a lot of people h
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by Timothee 13y ago
I find all these new email products (Sparrow, Mailbox, etc.) interesting on a UI/UX level but they're highly irrelevant to me. I always read about how hard it has become to manage one's inbox, but I really don't have a problem with it. My s

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