andygeorge

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by andygeorge 3y ago
looks like you replied to the wrong comment
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by andygeorge 3y ago
is that open source?
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by andygeorge 3y ago
fwiw they're called "IO games" and they're - even still - not-unpopular games
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by andygeorge 3y ago
> Just use an integer or GUID or something as primary key We're not talking random apps and services, we're talking about the big providers that are commonly used for SSO, where "just change ur primary key" is wildly
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by andygeorge 3y ago
> Unless you're sending a verification email for every sign-in... Yes, absolutely do this! This is what Slack does, and what we do at my current employer (defined.net). "Magic link" email + TOTP is pretty slick.
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by andygeorge 3y ago
Firefox and DDG browser
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by andygeorge 3y ago
Pixel 8 Pro here, using DDG browser, smooth for me.
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by andygeorge 3y ago
Same hardware(s) as you, smooth and 0 issues. Pebkac
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by andygeorge 3y ago
> happens to own a cloud macOS hardware or virtualization is beaucoup bucks in every cloud. As I said, this is not just a GitHub (or Microsoft) problem.
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by andygeorge 3y ago
> charging 3x the regular pricing for this is absurd macOS virtualization is pricey by Apple's design. This is not just a GH problem
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by andygeorge 3y ago
there's a reason `cargo install` is usually the last distribution option that maintainers of rust software provide ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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by andygeorge 3y ago
> I just tell people, first install rust, then just `cargo install` local compilation may work for you and other individuals, but "just cargo install" can immediately run into issues if you're trying to deploy something to
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by andygeorge 3y ago
Cargo is still a dev tool and isn't a great distribution solution.
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by andygeorge 3y ago
I've worked at multiple places that unfortunately paid for CF services (and support), and have consistently had trouble with them. And that doesn't include just general CF service instability for end users.
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by andygeorge 3y ago
you're only skeptical of CF now? They've been garbage for years in terms of service and support
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by andygeorge 3y ago
I've had charter and comcast over the years and they're both pretty equally awful
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by andygeorge 3y ago
> all this editorializing and projection welcome to journalism
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by andygeorge 3y ago
wait is this where "green with envy" will come from?????
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by andygeorge 3y ago
fwiw it hasn't been called "OSX" for awhile now
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by andygeorge 3y ago
they could call it "apple blue" and charge a few bucks a month for it. People love that stuff
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by andygeorge 3y ago
Dunno, I use FF on all my PCs with a variety of configurations and do not experience the GitHub slowdown referenced earlier.
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by andygeorge 3y ago
huh? works just fine for me in Firefox
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by andygeorge 3y ago
i think you replied to the wrong comment
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by andygeorge 3y ago
PRs welcome
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by andygeorge 3y ago
this isn't it
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by andygeorge 3y ago
> Doesn't work without Javascript. That's fine maybe? Imo it's totally reasonable to expect end-users to have some sort of js support
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by andygeorge 3y ago
Conveniently blocks all APIs
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by andygeorge 3y ago
> Writing can have such a better signal to noise ratio It can , but in my experience with employers who push async as primary communication, the noise is MUCH higher than regularly scheduled stand-ups.
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by andygeorge 3y ago
Same. I don't want to have to write OR read those reports, and a quick daily stand-up is far better, IMO, for effective communication.
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by andygeorge 3y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38399305

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