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by bpicolo 3y ago
There's been a lack of silly solo-made animation content on the web ever since Flash went away. Wonder if this could start a new era of kids making fun things.
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by bpicolo 3y ago
> do the various airline systems expect the name to be split into separate fields depending on the locale Bingo. I've had this problem dealing with insurance carriers. They want a very wide degree of name formats, and to make it wo
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by bpicolo 3y ago
I can't think of a single application I use that supports SAML for non-business/enterprise accounts.
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by bpicolo 3y ago
As mentioned in the article, Zap's SugaredLogger has roughly the same thing https://pkg.go.dev/go.uber.org/zap sugar.Infow("failed to fetch URL", "url", "http://examp
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by bpicolo 3y ago
JSON APIs are typically more general. Here, you'll need different endpoints/handling for every flavor of HTML you may show that uses that same dataset. It's not so simple as Accept headers unless you always use exactly the sa
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by bpicolo 3y ago
Agreed. These feel backwards. When I think "Under engineer", I think "keep it simple, because you can't predict the future". Simplicity is a great enabler of flexibility and tends to go hand in hand with scalability
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by bpicolo 3y ago
They’re a fabulous Bluetooth speaker if nothing else
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by bpicolo 3y ago
Doing the work to switch off may well be a worse idea than starting on it in the first place. There are many, many companies for which this decision won't matter too much.
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by bpicolo 3y ago
Interesting! I'm both surprised and also not surprised it's modeled that way.
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by bpicolo 3y ago
> the partition key is the primary key(s) to ensure no out of order writes. Can you get out of order writes if the pk for a row changes?
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by bpicolo 3y ago
Just an interesting note I learned recently - it’s estimated that India’s population overtook China’s this year (within the last couple of months)
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by bpicolo 3y ago
> // TODO: > // Make sure this is correct by verifying with Jesse. Guess it was right!
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by bpicolo 3y ago
Try https://daisyui.com/ It doesn't have the long tail of components because they're CSS (via tailwind)-only, but it gives a great foundation.
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by bpicolo 3y ago
This tracks. At a former employer, one of their acquired startups (that I joined on to help guide technical direction for) ran their entire order flow by calling a url every minute via a cron task from the primary database server. At one po
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by bpicolo 3y ago
For contexts where you want humans to understand and don't need lexical sorting (paper documents definitely fall into this category), you can make it super unambiguous – July 15, 2023. Can't mess it up.
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by bpicolo 3y ago
It’s not unambiguous. 2023-01-02 is as ambiguous as 01/02/2023 unless you’re a tech persona with precursor knowledge of date formats. Edit: Good point, bashinator <3
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by bpicolo 3y ago
> I also think drag-and-drop is not possible either This seems to have a form of drag and drop in the demo gif.
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by bpicolo 3y ago
Probably their largest audience on account of the disposable income
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by bpicolo 3y ago
Petra is another one that comes to mind
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by bpicolo 3y ago
Blizzard cinematics have always set a high bar. The WoW expansion teasers are always phenomenal.
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by bpicolo 3y ago
Meetings over video conference are as mentally exhausting as coding, honestly. Especially if you actually pay attention
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by bpicolo 3y ago
How about MDM that doesn't slow every employee's laptop to a crawl? That's the real white whale of cyber sec.
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by bpicolo 3y ago
It's not permitted under any of the major cloud's ToS.
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by bpicolo 3y ago
It was OSS from 2008 through 2017 [0] [0] https://web.archive.org/web/20120501073813/http://blog.reddi...
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by bpicolo 3y ago
It's a lot easier to typo a package (e.g. requests -> request results in the wrong package) than it is to typo a namespace-package (@namespace/requests -> @namespace/request would result in an error). Somewhat likewise,
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by bpicolo 3y ago
Most importantly, much better wonton recipe.
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by bpicolo 3y ago
Except the prices haven't actually lowered meaningfully. They're sitting at March 2022 levels, which is still way, way up from Jan 2020.
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by bpicolo 3y ago
Prop drilling specific telemetry everywhere in the ecosystem seems much more painful in comparison. C# is pretty neat in having an AsyncLocal[0] that goes beyond what thread locals enable [0]: https://vainolo.com/2022/0
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by bpicolo 3y ago
When reading the title, I was hoping it would mean better abstractions than context for passing around OpenTelemetry info in a golang codebase
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by bpicolo 3y ago
Yep, because it's technically natural! Hate it.

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