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by bilalq 5y ago
I was honestly shocked that I couldn't find many blog posts or articles about managing this process. The tag based mechanism was one I came up with on my own because we needed something . We're also a small team of 5 engineers, w
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This is how things were done at Amazon quite successfully. The golden rule is to never break API backwards compatibility. If you must, create a new version of the API and leave the old version functional. If you need to shut down old functi
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by bilalq 5y ago
Like all terms in the industry, "gitops" gets defined a little differently by everyone. In our case, we use trunk-based development where "main" is the branch that is approved for release, but it does not necessarily poi
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I wish more people wrote docs in this fashion. I almost always end up skipping official docs in favor of digging around for blog posts going over code examples on things.
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by bilalq 5y ago
This looks pretty cool. What makes me reluctant to try this is tool fatigue. We're already using Linear, Notion, Loom, Figma, Slack, Github, Graphite, etc... Something that integrates with our existing tools rather than replacing them
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by bilalq 5y ago
I've run into issues with both Google and Apple that were just ridiculous. One time, Google randomly ceased payment processing for our app. When I reached out to them, the support staff were not at all helpful and said an "account
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Copilot feels a lot safer when combined with static analysis output that immediately tells you when it is doing something wrong. TypeScript + ESLint together give me a lot of confidence in being able to determine whether or not the output i
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by bilalq 5y ago
I happily use neovim with Copilot today. You can have both. :) https://github.com/github/copilot.vim
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by bilalq 5y ago
I'm no fan of Google as a company, but it really sucks how patents are still being abused to the detriment of the average person. I wonder what the likelihood of retaliation is, since I'm sure Google has a much deeper patent catal
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by bilalq 5y ago
They ran their static analyzer over a sample of GH repos. They chose 666 as the number for their sample size. That's all.
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by bilalq 5y ago
It's not even obvious how to run Python or dependencies in the first place. Even putting aside the 2.7/3.x fiasco (that still causes problems even today), you're left with figuring out wheel vs egg vs easy-install vs setuptoo
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by bilalq 5y ago
The whole "666" thing really threw me off. I thought it was some Python specific term or something at first glance. They open with a sentence that mentions "5% of the 666 Python open source GitHub repositories" as though
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The real evil comes from putting it in ~/.bash_logout or equivalent so it doesn't get as much visibility as a bashrc might.
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That sounds like something that can easily be masked by going through a middleman.
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This is even crazier though. That was an OTC stock. This is traded on the NASDAQ and has SEC filing obligations.
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Yeah, I was really blown away by it. This is an amazing example of quality journalism. Not only was the investigative work impressively thorough, but the quality of the writing and tone came together to make this one of the most compelling
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by bilalq 5y ago
Thanks, corrected.
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by bilalq 5y ago
Good call. I just assumed you could for some reason. I guess the fallback is to devise your own SSO implementation using STS in another region if needed.
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by bilalq 5y ago
Some advice that may help: * Visit the console directly from another region's URL (e.g., https://us-east-2.console.aws.amazon.com/console/home?region... ). You can try this after you've successfully signed in
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by bilalq 5y ago
In general, I haven't had good experiences with Amplify in the past. A lot of those frustrations are probably better directed at the Cognito and Pinpoint teams specifically. Amplify's been one of those things that worked amazing f
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AWS Amplify Studio – Figma to Fullstack React App with Minimal Programming(aws.amazon.com)
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by bilalq 5y ago
This looks really neat! Love the focus on performance for mobile. The inclusion of linear gradient is also nice, since I've had to write code that seemed stupidly complex to get that working cross-platform before. I've always been
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by bilalq 5y ago
Glad to see benchmarks and a writeup for an audience doing something other than video editing. It feels like Youtubers only make review videos for other Youtubers these days. Even if the methodology here isn't very scientific, it'
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by bilalq 5y ago
I've seen "low code" and "no code" solutions running at huge enterprises and it always inevitably ends up resembling a house of cards. Proponents often cite how much quicker they can ship things and how it lets user
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by bilalq 5y ago
Which regulatory body can make "sign up for gym membership in person, send registered mail to cancel" illegal? Unethical subscription processes happen even outside of tech.
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But AppRunner also scales down to zero (albeit with reduced instead of zero billing). For use-cases like distributed job scheduling, an EventBridge event triggering either an AppRunner request or a CodeBuild execution or an ECS task could w
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by bilalq 5y ago
Yeah, this article is the first thing that came to mind for me as well. I still need to explore how AppRunner compares to CodeBuild for this purpose.
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My biggest gripe with Notion for business usage is that *basic* security features are gated behind their enterprise tier and the business tier is basically an accident waiting to happen. I mean, just look at this list of "Enterprise&qu
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by bilalq 5y ago
Can Grafana OnCall itself be self-hosted and/or run as a part of Grafana itself? Your last response makes it sound like it's a separate product with integrations rather than an extension of Grafana. Is that correct?
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This looks really neat. We don't use Grafana today. We're running CloudWatch/insights and Squadcast for alerting, but deep integration with the monitoring tool looks cool. Is this usable with self-hosted or AWS managed Grafan

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