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by apparentlymart 8y ago
> better standards once a decade Funnily enough, the first drafts of this protocol (back then, called PubSubHubbub) were written circa 2008, so this specification is about a decade in the making. At the time it was distributing content
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by apparentlymart 9y ago
In this context, I think it usually means that the same rendering paths are available on both the client _and_ the server, whereas formerly it was often the case that the server was responsible for the bulk of the rendering and the client j
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by apparentlymart 9y ago
For many purposes passing in secrets by any of the above mechanisms can be fine, though as you noted there are caveats. Whether they matter depends strongly on your situation. There are some things you can do outside of the physical means o
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by apparentlymart 10y ago
Realized I missed a key point on Terraform: I advise anyone using Terraform in production to wrap it up in some sort of automation. Hashicorp would of course like you to use Atlas :D but you can get a long way with CI/automation tools
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by apparentlymart 10y ago
At work we use Packer, Terraform and Consul across all of our apps, and little smatterings of other stuff in some places. A little on each: - Packer: Not my favorite, honestly. I can't argue that it's doing the job, but it feels i
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by apparentlymart 10y ago
git rebase -i master
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by apparentlymart 10y ago
That would seem to suggest that you commit either after every keypress or at least before using the backspace or delete keys, right? It feels to me that "what really happened" only really applies to "what did we release?&quot
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Using Terraform (instead of Packer) to Build Application Machine Images(apparently.me.uk)
3 points by apparentlymart 11y ago|0 comments
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by apparentlymart 12y ago
From my (admittedly probably limited) experience with LLVM IR from writing my own compiler, it seems like if you were writing a program entirely in LLVM IR you could use a subset that could be compiled and run on any fully-supported LLVM ta
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by apparentlymart 12y ago
I think the spec you are looking for is JavaScript.
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View-specific Sidebars in AngularJS(apparently.me.uk)
1 points by apparentlymart 12y ago|0 comments