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by edem 2y ago
I do trunk based development. i have a script named "c" that does `git add --all && git commit -m "progress" && git push` and another one named "p" that does `git push prod`. apart from that i u
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by edem 3y ago
i second this. to me marmite (and all the rest) is inedible, but i really like miso paste
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by edem 3y ago
When I realized that the gervais principle was not a joke _at all_ I became a contractor, and I moved to 100% remote. This way I produce the output they expect while working on my own products. Best of both worlds and everyone is happy.
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by edem 3y ago
Can somebody explain for the uninitiated? What does Google need saving from?
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by edem 3y ago
what has been seen cannot be unseen
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by edem 3y ago
Rich is an absolute genius hands down.
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by edem 3y ago
This is an absolutely awesome talk. I can't recommend it enough. I never used Lisp or Clojure in production, but I learned so much just by trying it out and understanding how it works. You can't unsee it. Rich is a genius.
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by edem 3y ago
i have been telling teams for years that jwts are only good for one-off processes. they don't even bother to use jewes, sometimes there is no signature validation. no wonder broken authorization is the top 1 security problem
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Sam Altman calls remote work 'experiment' one of tech industry's worst mistakes(fortune.com)
12 points by edem 3y ago|28 comments
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by edem 3y ago
Same here. Whenever someone starts babbling about why __language x__ is hard because of types or whatever, I just disengage. I don't care what anyone thinks about types. I use them, and I will keep using them no matter what.
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by edem 3y ago
You hate a tech because of ... how unrelated participants of the ecosystem chose their names? Why?
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by edem 3y ago
Hah, I wrote my comment before reading the top comment (yours) and I agree. Java PTSD ruined XML, but it is still - to this day - superior to everything else that came after it because of XSD / XSLT and the like.
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by edem 3y ago
I don't need to hear you out, xml *is* better than yaml. Yaml is just a random descriptor that can be ruined by a typo. xml has xslt and xsl, and what have you. It just happens to have a shape that went out of favor because of monstros
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by edem 3y ago
If you're interested in how Brian thinks take a look at this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U03XXzcThGU I've learned a lot from this back in the day!
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by edem 3y ago
I was really hyped about tRPC until I started using Remix I still think tRPC is great and for most projects you don't need more (specifically GraphQL).
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by edem 3y ago
I wonder why anyone thinks that learning a library that's written in a dead language is a good idea.
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by edem 3y ago
Where you live (which country)?
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by edem 3y ago
I come from a Java / Kotlin background and TS is totally fine.
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by edem 3y ago
i thought this was going to be about AWS.
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by edem 3y ago
Where can you order that stuff?
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by edem 3y ago
I use Discord to talk privately with my friends. Sometimes I get answers there on specific communities faster, but I agree that the non-searchability is horrendous.
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by edem 3y ago
Do you remember io.js?
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by edem 3y ago
When Mark came out with this Meta nonsense everyboy I know (mostly gamers) were laughing their a$$ off as Facebook was already called "a place for boomers" back then and it was ridiculed by all web3 folks. They never had the chanc
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by edem 3y ago
This is not at all a huge PR. Sometimes I make thousand line changes (or way over that), although in most cases it is just me working on a project. Changing a couple files (like in this PR) should be OK.
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by edem 3y ago
why did the they have discomfort? is it because of reflection of is it because he was a black dude? does someone know the answer?
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by edem 3y ago
I'm late to the party, but I'll compensate by posting 2 things. 1. [Zircon][zircon] is a text gui library I have been working on for a few years in my spare time, although I haven't contributed much to it lately. It also come
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by edem 4y ago
Oldie but Goldie!
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by edem 4y ago
Which ones?
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by edem 4y ago
Just because you can't trade it 1:1 doesn't mean it is not stable. The only question is whether you'd still be able to redeem it 1:1 for USD in the future or not. This has happened before with Tether and they were able to ser
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by edem 4y ago
Note that this is not because of mismanagement at Circle. This is because these banks bought 10yr bonds and MBSes and now that there is a bank run they have to take huge losses if they have to liquidate. Circle in fact managed this really w

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