abglassman

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by abglassman 9y ago
This is a great idea. I could see becoming a customer of yours if you added: - payment in USD - Ability to provide a post-receive hook to run validation / tests / benchmarks, and see results with the notification of submission. I
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by abglassman 9y ago
This is a rare case where it seems useful for me to externalize my inner monologue: "Well, this just looks like Jupyter lite... oh, wait, this is Mike Bostock's project? He's built some very cool visualizations and some reall
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by abglassman 9y ago
https://eklitzke.org/ http://www.onebigfluke.com/
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by abglassman 9y ago
Seconded, big time. Blockchain was a hand-wavy haze for me until I got my hands on this book. As a programmer it's frustrating to read most high-level summaries of cryptocurrency/blockchain because they are often geared to a gener
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by abglassman 10y ago
I love this book for how approachable, readable, and even enjoyable it is. Skiena does a great job of motivating each of the algorithmic techniques. I recommend this one widely.
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by abglassman 10y ago
Then you are absolutely going to hate the article I recently contributed to Gopher Academy's advent series, https://blog.gopheracademy.com/advent-2016/go-syntax-for-dsl... , about using Go to create terse, declara
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Writing a Golang DSL with slight abuse of Go syntax(blog.gopheracademy.com)
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by abglassman 10y ago
Stabby! Several thumbs up to the point #1, that interface boundaries needn't be coincident with service boundaries. In my experience, the benefit of breaking out microservices is the decoupled deployment. A heuristic is, if you have fi
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by abglassman 10y ago
I think this is good advice- risk management is important in managing your own career. It's easy to get complacent with recruiter outreach hitting your InMail at a steady clip but macro, micro, exogenous, endogenous factors can shift y
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by abglassman 10y ago
His longer tutorial http://marksheet.io is great, and his CSS framework, http://bulma.io , is also really handy.
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by abglassman 10y ago
"Casual" being the operative term here. Nixon et al had plenty to say behind closed doors that at least for the last generation or two, would not be tolerated by the decent voting public from a mainstream candidate with any hope o
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by abglassman 10y ago
And the founders each loaned the company $100k out of their own pockets at "the lowest possible interest rate." There's a lot of laudable humility and self-accountability in this post and the actions they've taken.
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by abglassman 10y ago
Great checklist.
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by abglassman 10y ago
tag is very cool, but please don't implement the shortcuts with shell aliases: ~/badcode$ echo "func" > badfile.go\;\ echo\ \"Gotcha\!\" ~/badcode$ ls badfile.go; echo "Gotcha!" ~&#x2
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by abglassman 10y ago
That's http://abstractions.io/ - I'll be there too as a CFP speaker! They got a dynamite lineup of invited speakers, and the CFP topics are pretty exciting, too.
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by abglassman 11y ago
I'm pretty keen to play with Elm, but it gives me some pause that an app like this (or the demo at https://github.com/evancz/start-app ) results in... 11k lines of Javascript. Nevertheless, these talks got me bulle
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by abglassman 11y ago
I use ngrok a fair bit, often for handling OAuth and other webhooks. One really nice feature is the ability to record, inspect, and play back incoming HTTP requests. It's not space magic or anything but it's a really handy, conve