bimboler38

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by bimboler38 4y ago
>Plus assert everything all the time. This is where static checking comes in. Static tests should fail if it's assumed (and not asserted) that a key exists.
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by bimboler38 4y ago
From my experience, much of this comes down to the design of the system: was some state modified prior to an error occurring? If so, can it easily be rolled back? If not, why not?
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by bimboler38 4y ago
Y not
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by bimboler38 5y ago
sounds similar to https://redact.dev/
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by bimboler38 5y ago
Shouldn't there be an eventID regardless of type?
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by bimboler38 5y ago
That's diffused thinking!
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by bimboler38 5y ago
GL getting in. The interviews are arguably harder than that of FAANG.
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by bimboler38 5y ago
The worst "attack" I've ever had was with spaghetti squash. I got the usual: bloating and diarrhea but on a scale I had never experienced before. I felt extremely tired void of any appetite for a couple days after. Really won
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by bimboler38 5y ago
Unrelated but I found this paragraph in the article quite... weird. Natural juices and vitamins? >One woman, Sandy Funk, had begun having blackouts at the age of 37, having developed a brain tumor. She got herself onto a diet of natural
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by bimboler38 5y ago
This is exactly what I thought. Maybe it's because it's popular or maybe it's because the docs are notoriously bad. Or both.
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by bimboler38 5y ago
Paywalled
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by bimboler38 5y ago
I think legislators will start setting how important it is to protect infrastructure and implement something similar to PCI/DSS.
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by bimboler38 5y ago
Inb4 in a couple years we find out they did just a bit more than expected
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World Health Organization App(github.com)
1 points by bimboler38 7y ago|0 comments