edoceo

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   by edoceo 5y ago

   Well, that was an awesome Wikipedia link hole. Thanks!
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   by edoceo 5y ago

   Scale problem? How to do that for 4B sites?
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   by edoceo 5y ago

   This post is about GitHub but I'd like to shout out GitLab projects. It's good for my small team, we moved off Trello to that. Issues list and a simple board for visualization
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   by edoceo 5y ago

   Jira also has momentum. I've advised at least a dozen places on, or moving to Jira (I was in for a different project but watched it). The reasons I heard were: new CTO had it at the old place, waits it here; and everyone uses it. Many
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   by edoceo 5y ago

   How can one even test the performance of these selector? I've been have a few pages that feel slow, and have some exotic selectors, but I've no clue what tools to uses. And searches for CSS performance tell me lame things like: mi
6. 936.▲
   by edoceo 5y ago

   Did you try :q! ?
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   by edoceo 5y ago

   Can you connect CloudWatch to your billing so you'd get an alert on some kind of spikes?
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   by edoceo 5y ago

   I don't care where you work but would love if you could point/list some other smart things they do. Those things where it's so smooth nobody notices - that is the hot shit to copy.
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   by edoceo 5y ago

   They are hot/new if one is fresh to the game. If you've been around like 10 years be prepared for many repeating patterns. My personal favourite is the flapping between Server side and Client side business-logic - and the same cir
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    by edoceo 5y ago

    dmoz! https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/DMOZ
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    by edoceo 5y ago

    Hibernate and touchpad still needs work.
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    by edoceo 5y ago

    I wouldn't call one bug, in one software a "vengeance". Yea, it's widly used, and affected lots of mail but was very limited and had a trivial work-around. But, the Y2K issue, back then, was in 1000s of software from 100
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    by edoceo 5y ago

    And .dev, which IIRC they were not going to make public but then did. And requires SSL
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    by edoceo 5y ago

    Would love to see some examples of how to go from this into something like A-frame - or even a guide on how it might work?
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    Papersizes.io(papersizes.io)

    3 points by edoceo 5y ago|0 comments
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    by edoceo 5y ago

    > Would auditing my docker containers be a good idea Yes! I frequently review any containers from the cloud I run. Load on isolated VM, start, cursory inspection at least. Then with images I'm happy with we keep them internally, unt
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    by edoceo 5y ago

    "0\x00"?
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    by edoceo 5y ago

    Yea. Up-thread I suggested you read history around the 10 hours laws in England.
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    by edoceo 5y ago

    Start looking at code in libsodium. Crypto is too hard for me and I just trust the libs - but I can read the code (sorta). The stuff in OpenSSL is crazy to me but libsodium I can almost understand. I feel like I can know it but not KNOW it
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    by edoceo 5y ago

    Would it be possible to provide a link that is from some low budget ass website?
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    by edoceo 5y ago

    Good ol' Survivorship Bias.
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    by edoceo 5y ago

    Perhaps study the history of the 10 hours laws in England like 100 years ago? Documented points where the factory knew of the dangers and did nothing, fought to do nothing, cause the worker was replaceable. And nearly endless supply of Iris
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    by edoceo 5y ago

    I use this. It gets messy after like 10 columns. I have a trick in my ORM that copies the non-aggrigate columns into the statement. Maybe your ORM has it?
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    by edoceo 5y ago

    I like money.
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    by edoceo 5y ago

    There is a cool picture in the Library of Congress of SF after the quake, from a balloon, and it's also got the entry to the bay w/o a bridge. Neat! First one on this page: https://www.loc.gov/collections/pano
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    by edoceo 5y ago

    I've always heard assume makes and Ass out of U and Me - yours is good too, thank you, imma use it.
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    by edoceo 5y ago

    My framing: What's the difference between persistence and a stubborn asshole? I'm one, you're the other. Mostly gets folk to double-think that it's their perspective that chooses their description.
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    by edoceo 5y ago

    Oh! How could I forget! Legend! And they had to get NissanUSA.com
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    by edoceo 5y ago

    Or that guy @slack on Twitter. Or @gusto on same
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    by edoceo 5y ago

    Still way better than the current practice of observing from status reports and not knowing the process at all.