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antihero
5y ago
Seems simple as ever to move jobs as long as you keep up to date and flexible! (London)
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5y ago
> you could make a mistake in the dependencies array, This is an auto-fix with eslint, and when it isn't exactly right (you need a "one way update") you can override that rule. I would posit that passing a value that is re
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5y ago
> exotic tech that is the latest and most hyped See whilst obviously the JS ecosystem is quite volatile and can be trend-based, I think there are benefits - the language breeds innovation. Innovation doesn't always make the correct
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antihero
5y ago
I use FF dev tools fine, I think it was just a case of getting used to them!
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antihero
5y ago
What on earth version of Firefox are you using that has ads?!
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antihero
5y ago
Is there much space saving after response compression?
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antihero
5y ago
Honestly I'm much happier to do web again since I can avoid CSS and use Tailwind
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antihero
5y ago
But surely driving in London should be basically avoided unless you absolutely have to do it, ie you have a bunch of stuff to move, in which case a tiny car is inadequate?
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antihero
5y ago
So basically, by lowering the barrier to entry and making it easy, they've actually made it difficult/impossible to write even slightly secure code whilst simulataneously encouraging the level of developer who has no idea what the
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antihero
5y ago
Can't you just use Varnish?
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antihero
5y ago
Why on earth are people using string concatenation? Surely $wpdb->get_results should be deprecated in favour of something that accepts parameterised queries? Why in the hell are people still injecting strings into queries? In 2021??!
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antihero
5y ago
Is this just an advert for Hotwire? Every single point just seems to mention Hotwire.
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antihero
5y ago
I would imagine they could test multiple planes at the same time.
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antihero
5y ago
> at least their reputation is on the line I don't think it is though, the sort of people who follow influencers generally aren't blessed with the greatest critical thinking skills.
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antihero
5y ago
> Maybe the answer is money that doesn't settle instantly.. Kind of like how your paypal payments are "on hold" whenever you get them to give the sender time to realise they've been scammed. Maybe all payments take 2
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5y ago
We're using Vite and enjoying it, would you say much of Vite could be replaced with pure esbuild? I guess Vite provides a nice development experience but is built on esbuild.
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antihero
5y ago
I think that testing for drugs, especially cocaine, at C-level would be far more important than testing random employees, given the impact of their decision making. I've had and known friends with cokehead CEOs and it's fucking
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5y ago
I would imagine that the proponents of Facebook are the huge huge amounts of people who are less technologically savvy, don't really give two shits about privacy surrounding data they perceive to given up willingly, and aren't r
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antihero
5y ago
I ask you this - are you in seek of greater truth and mutual understanding, or to be personally correct, to feed your own ego?
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antihero
5y ago
I'd probably see my team isn't too burdened by my departure. But on my terms.
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antihero
5y ago
Is it? I have a notice period of three months, so I figure if I were to try and switch jobs I would have to tell my future employer that I couldn't start any sooner than that. Else, I am potentially liable for any costs my current empl
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5y ago
If anyone is also interested in sorta psychedelic 70s progressive things, and likes a faster more punky slant, I would highly, highly recommend checking out Cardiacs. Their music is magical.
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5y ago
> drug tests How common are these in tech in the US? If they were commonplace in London I am pretty sure the candidate pool would be slashed by about 95%
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antihero
5y ago
> received your start date How can you commit to a start date if you don't give notice?
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5y ago
This sounds more like dialectics than debate. If anything "debate" is something private school kids and self-proclaimed "intellectuals" do to grandstand. Dialectics, or trying to reach a better and more insightful conclu
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5y ago
I have never understood the point of Fail2ban other than feeling kinda smug. If your SSH server is more at risk because an attacker simply has more attempts, surely your SSH server is not secure? It is just adding another attack surface.
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5y ago
If you don't mind using AWS you can just set up an S3 bucket and a point a CloudFront distro to it (takes <5mins) and then just do upload() { aws s3 cp ${@:2} $1 s3://$BUCKET_NAME echo https://$
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5y ago
I just disconnected my computer from the internet. I don't get any ads at all, now!
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5y ago
Are there any ways to get something like XBMC running directly on an LG Smart TV? Currently I am finding that having MP4 files on a pen drive is actually far less hassle. However, the TV's lack of support for MKV files is frustrating -
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5y ago
Why wouldn't they follow ECMA and use backticks for multiline strings? Ah, it's based on ECMAScript 5.1. I guess we can wait for a JSON6, then.
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