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by clintonb 3y ago
Not quite. I never used flags to hide unfinished code. I left that on a branch. Feature flags are used to rollout production-ready features. This just seems like taking trunk-based development to an unnecessary extreme.
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by clintonb 3y ago
https://freakonomics.com/podcast/delaware-license-plates/
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by clintonb 3y ago
Can you share evidence of MIT explicitly prosecuting/bringing charges against students?
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by clintonb 3y ago
If you're talking about a public company, you're probably referring to an official filing, not an actual press release. I'm not aware of any company issuing press releases saying, "we just paid this dude 8 figures to fir
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by clintonb 3y ago
This isn’t shocking. It’s the nature of layoffs. The folks making the cuts aren’t telling the the folks in the communications office, “hey, we are firing that person you’re doing a front page story on.” Also, the department won’t be dissolv
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by clintonb 3y ago
Okay…go fix your non-type-related bugs.
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by clintonb 3y ago
Not sure if you’re trolling. The whole point of this is type safety which requires…types.
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by clintonb 3y ago
I prefer building an OpenAPI-compatible API over tRPC to avoid being stuck on Typescript. I don’t fault the creators of tRPC for their decisions. It’s their project, and they don’t have to build interoperability. You can always use gRPC for
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by clintonb 3y ago
We use Datadog, which centralizes logs and application traces, allowing us to better pinpoint the exact request/code path making the slow query.
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by clintonb 3y ago
You've clearly never spent much time with children. They care about anything that looks cool, and will easily fall down a Youtube rabbit hole learning about it. Nearly every toddler I have come across knows about dinosaurs before they
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by clintonb 3y ago
Bingo. The competition are the model planes and cars my dad and uncle used to build with the kits from Michael's/MJ Designs. No need to worry about glue and using tweezers to attach tiny pieces.
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by clintonb 3y ago
LEGO sets are generally priced around $0.10 per piece. I've anecdotally noticed this for the past 10 years. Data shows prices have probably decreased since you were born (assuming you're over 25 years old): https://www.
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by clintonb 3y ago
Can you switch bills to pull, rather than you push funds? My credit cards, for example pull from my bank. My last “push” payment—bank sends a check—was years ago for a small landlord that didn’t accept digital payments. I tend to have opera
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by clintonb 3y ago
I suspect when quality docs exist, no one _complains_ about them. Having poorly-written docs can sometimes be as bad as no docs at all. I just experienced this a few hours ago where I integrated a new library, tested in CI and locally. We s
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by clintonb 3y ago
An electrical outlet or USB-C connection is more readily available to me than an Ethernet port with POE. Laptops aren't onboard because the problem of powering laptops is largely solved. Also...not many laptops have Ethernet ports.
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by clintonb 3y ago
Interchange fees differ based on card type and features. Visa Signature, for example, has a higher fee than plain Visa.
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by clintonb 3y ago
https://developer.paypal.com/reference/guidelines/psd2-compl...
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by clintonb 3y ago
Navigation data may include altitude changes. Weather data along the route gives you temperature. The driver’s history tells you how likely they are to speed versus drive the speed limit.
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by clintonb 3y ago
Yes. The content in the database remains the same. Developers can continue creating themes and plugins as they normally would.
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by clintonb 3y ago
- https://roots.io/bedrock/ - https://roots.io/trellis/
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by clintonb 3y ago
The solution for cardholders is to use tap-to-pay. Frankly, as a _credit_ cardholder with zero liability, I’m not overly-concerned by skimmers. I won’t lose anything. The card tax is already baked into all prices, so there’s no real benefit
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by clintonb 3y ago
Better than what, and in what way?
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Upgrading TypeORM with Jscodeshift(dev.clintonblackburn.com)
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by clintonb 3y ago
> Yet it's impossible for me see my own prior tax returns from a product I already paid for. I get what you're saying, but is there a reason you don't download the PDF and store it in your own records?
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by clintonb 3y ago
No, you don’t. Perhaps those stores were overloaded, but I can easily walk into stores in East Bay and walk out with my products in a few minutes.
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by clintonb 3y ago
Requirements depend on the use case. I don’t consider the prefix a “leak” and neither does Stripe.
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by clintonb 3y ago
Why bother caching queries that are pretty quick to generate? Most caching around ORMs focuses on caching the results of the query since they require more resources to generate.
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by clintonb 3y ago
> Can users change their login provider? Some apps allow this but most don’t. You answered your own question. This is an issue with the app creator not supporting multiple providers, not with OIDC.
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by clintonb 3y ago
The caveat here is that you need to be truly indispensable. This may not always be your piece of the company. As key initiatives change, you either need to change or risk being dispensable. The truth is we are all dispensable at some point.
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by clintonb 3y ago
It all depends on the terms of the equity grant. You may get RSUs, but voting rights are retained by the founders or someone else.

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