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by dmlittle 4y ago
I currently run this! Kinda... I haven't really touched it since 2017 when I built it as an evening project to see if it could be done as a static AWS API Gateway configuration. It costs a few dollars a month plus the domain cost and a
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by dmlittle 4y ago
Lichess - https://lichess.org/
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by dmlittle 4y ago
> what if my team complained that I wasn’t doing any work? Regardless of whether you're an incoming manager or senior IC, it's a good idea to observe your first few weeks/couple of months in a new team rather than come in
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by dmlittle 5y ago
I think the users started calling them “servers” and it stuck. Their API, and I’m guessing internal naming as well, calls them guilds[1] [1] https://discord.com/developers/docs/resources/guild
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by dmlittle 5y ago
The design looks like a crossover between the Financial Times and Increment[0] (which is published by Stripe). [0] https://increment.com/
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by dmlittle 5y ago
A service oriented architecture is not a bad thing. It has its benefits as well as it’s downsides. The key is to know when to use the pattern and when not to. I’m not sure what exactly “modular monolith” means but I’m guessing it’s some kin
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by dmlittle 5y ago
I think it depends on your pricing model. If you’re paying 5-10% for a CRM/specialized app/integration you’re likely charging too little. I’ve had bills be around 1-2% and that was willingly knowing I wasn’t optimizing for billing
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by dmlittle 5y ago
I believe the extra yearly fee is to offset the tax on gas used to maintain road infrastructure that all vehicles use.
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by dmlittle 5y ago
I have minimal (almost zero) experience with Google Cloud but if were to guess the reason to not consider Cloud Run is the pricing model. While solutions like Cloud Run (and Lambda or Fargate in AWS) give you a lot of flexibility they are s
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by dmlittle 5y ago
It also depends on traffic patterns. For EC2 you're paying per hour regardless of whether you had traffic or not. For Lambda you're paying per unit of time used and you pay nothing when the function isn't invoked.
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by dmlittle 5y ago
You pretty much copy pasted the Tailwind UI license word for word and replaced a few Tailwind UI-specific words with yours. Components => download files Tailwind UI components => FlowBite elements Tailwind Labs Inc. => Crafty Dwarf
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by dmlittle 5y ago
Slightly off-topic answer: back in the day these used to be Java Applets so the original mathlets name is probably a pun on them.
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by dmlittle 5y ago
Not these ones in particular but a very common set of illustrations comes from unDraw. https://undraw.co/illustrations
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by dmlittle 5y ago
From the repo: > Disclaimer > The service at https://transfersh.com is of unknown origin and reported as cloud malware.
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by dmlittle 5y ago
AB No.168[1], specifically 432.3(c) (c) An employer, upon reasonable request, shall provide the pay scale for a position to an applicant applying for employment. [1] https://leginfo.legislature.ca.gov/faces/billNavClien
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by dmlittle 5y ago
In California recruiters are legally obligated to disclose the salary range upon request.
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by dmlittle 5y ago
Historically I've used bisect on codebases I wasn't familiar with knew there was a regression I was trying to fix. If you can automate your regression testing with a script git bisect is really powerful and will save you _a lot of
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by dmlittle 5y ago
As someone who recently interviewed (although not at Facebook) the number is the _annual compensation package at the time they signed their offer_ (it includes base salary + annual stock grant + bonus). If someone got $1,000,000 in annual c
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by dmlittle 5y ago
Ive never had a good experience with whiteboard paint. The walls are not smooth so you always leave some residue when removing the ink. Over time it becomes pretty noticeable unless you spend a significant amount of elbow grease cleaning it
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by dmlittle 5y ago
It all depends on your use case. If your input is bound to a small N, I’ll take the simplest to understand implementation regardless of algorithmic complexity. Future you and other people will thank you later.
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by dmlittle 5y ago
I think it depends on what you’re doing. The author of the the Reddit post mentioned he’s primarily working with data systems. I can see the appeal of someone running quick, ephemeral data analysis not wanting to deal with static typing. Bu
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by dmlittle 5y ago
I’m not sure if all natural immunities are stronger, or even strong. I’m not denying those exists but I also personally know 3 people that have gotten COVID-19 twice. If natural immunity only protects against a particular strain and the vac
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by dmlittle 5y ago
Most likely not. WWDC is for software announcements, mainly the new iOS and macOS versions, and I don't believe new hardware has even been presented (this is not true, see edit). EDIT: I was wrong an hardware has indeed been presented
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by dmlittle 5y ago
FWIW you can add HTTP Basic Auth information in URL links and all major browsers and other HTTP clients (for the most part) should interpret it correctly. https://:[API_KEY]@v6.exchangerate-api.com/v6/latest/USD I
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by dmlittle 5y ago
The problem with having your API key in the URL is that they'll likely be logged all over the place when they're meant to be secret. You probably have the keys being leaked in logs, error reports, metrics, etc.
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by dmlittle 5y ago
Convox[1] is another one [1] https://convox.com/
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by dmlittle 5y ago
Are you looking for technical papers on how they work or practical blog posts on what you can do with them? For both Bitcoin and Etherium the original white papers do not paint a full picture of the state of each cryptocurrency. Here are a
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by dmlittle 5y ago
Gitlab used to have their geographic location factors public. They're no longer public but here's how it looked before they made it private: https://gitlab.com/gitlab-com/www-gitlab-com/-/blob/e
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by dmlittle 5y ago
The reason why it doesn't exist is licensing and a bunch of regulatory processing that needs to be done to keep the license. Lob, as a mail provider, built and licenses this from the USPS for its mail operations but is unable to sell i
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by dmlittle 5y ago
There are a lot of licensing restrictions that will make it extremely hard, if not impossible, for you to buy this from a third-party vendor. You'll need to sign a PAF( https://postalpro.usps.com/NCOALink_PAF ) with the

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