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by dmlittle 7y ago
Some things are arguably better[1]. If you have an iPhone without a home button you can swipe left on the bottom of the screen to switch between your apps (or back right if you passed it) without having to open the app deck (not sure what
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by dmlittle 7y ago
I just checked and we've got roughly half of the number you came up with (~11B). We store logs for 30 days instead of 7 which does increase the price. Also it's worth noting that not all of the logs are necessarily our application
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by dmlittle 7y ago
Both AWS re:Invent and KubeCon had Datadog booths
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by dmlittle 7y ago
From what I've seen at demo booths in conferences, Datadog's logging is impressive but also incredibly expensive. At the rate that we produce logs we'd be paying over $30k/mo. They claim that we can use log rehydration a
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by dmlittle 7y ago
I'm not sure how it's doing today but back in 2017 park.io was making over $1M/yr [1]. If I had to guess it's probably bigger today. [1] https://www.indiehackers.com/podcast/034-mike-carson-of-park..
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by dmlittle 7y ago
I've got the exact opposite problem. The AirPods Pro fit perfectly (I go running with them) but I could never get the regular AirPods to fit and stay in my ear (event while sitting still).
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by dmlittle 7y ago
Maybe it's an extension you've got installed? I wasn't able to reproduce it (on macOS Safari). What reader are you using?
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by dmlittle 7y ago
> Do they work underwater? Bluetooth frequencies are absorbed (not sure if this is the right term) by water since the bluetooth frequency and water's resonant frequency is the same. This is why covering a bluetooth beacon with your
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by dmlittle 7y ago
While technically accurate the general public associates UFOs with aliens
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by dmlittle 7y ago
In this case it’s not a third party API but your own products API. Also while you can use the same endpoints, authentication and authorization don’t have to be the same. You could use your standard basic auth (or other) for your regular API
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by dmlittle 7y ago
A valid use-case is to provide a UI for API products (Stripe, Lob, Twilio, etc). The main product is an API for customers to use but you may also want to be able to login to their website and check the current state of affairs of your accou
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by dmlittle 7y ago
While true the fact that Safari runs without these issues shows that it's not just websites but also the browsers themselves.
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by dmlittle 7y ago
> One thing that I noticed is that all these scam letters included a no-postage-required, Business Reply Mail envelope. I guess they make so much money off these scams that they can pay the return postage. For business reply envelopes (B
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by dmlittle 7y ago
VSCode is built on Electron and it works fine. I don’t think it’s a matter of whether you’re using Electron or not but rather how you’re using it.
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by dmlittle 7y ago
If you tackle the problem from an efficiency angle it makes sense. Just like how people advocate for keeping things DRY why should every developer worry about deployment pipelines, logging/monitoring/alerting systems, etc. It make
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by dmlittle 7y ago
I'm still using a laptop with a MagSafe charger and have never seen the connector becoming unreliable (nor do I know anyone has had this issue).
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by dmlittle 7y ago
or a podcast ;)
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by dmlittle 7y ago
Alternatively iTerm2 also comes with a native tmux integration. I personally prefer using tmux on my own but have several friends who prefer the iTerm tmux integration (copy-pasting text is definitely easier).
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by dmlittle 7y ago
While you might be able to infer what a certain endpoint does based on context. For example: POST https://api.stripe.com/v1/charges will create a CC charge POST https://api.lob.com/v1/letters will
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by dmlittle 7y ago
Nifty little extension! For SQL sources, isn't it easier to copy-paste the query output rather than export it as a CSV and then convert it to a table format?
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by dmlittle 7y ago
I like the use of pkg/ as it allows you to separate your source code from other things that might be in the repository such as a README, LICENSE, Dockerfile, Makefile, linter configurations, go version configuration, etc. These things
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by dmlittle 7y ago
No. Just 1hr ago a colleague accidentally upgraded to Catalina and her computer is stuck on an infinite restart loop.
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by dmlittle 7y ago
I guess that's a secondary domain they forgot about. Their actual website is at https://www.lessannoyingcrm.com/ and has proper TLS certs.
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by dmlittle 7y ago
You wouldn't necessarily have to do the entire state but rather start doing this in high-risk places first.
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by dmlittle 7y ago
You can probably also use an Android emulator
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by dmlittle 7y ago
At first glance (by the name) I thought this was something that analyzed your AWS usage based on API logs and created an "ideal" policy for to use (or recommend permissions to remove/add).
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by dmlittle 7y ago
Same thing here. If I'm working on a feature that I haven't pushed up yet I might squash my commits together for a cleaner history (it also helps with rebasing). If you ever mess up a rebase and finish it before you're able t
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by dmlittle 7y ago
I would be very hesitant to use a new hosting service for anything business critical or sensitive. I don’t know how well they will operate nor the security of my data. AWS/GCP/Azure/etc. do a lot to physically secure your dat
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by dmlittle 7y ago
Nice! As I was reading the title I thought to myself how this could easily be done by importing the CSV to SQLite and querying against it. This is exactly what you did but with a really clean and easy to use interface. This is awesome.
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