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eleumik
9y ago
I agree staying too much is usually not good, but you worked for many companies, he only for one. Observing many companies (or at least some) is very useful.
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eleumik
9y ago
Two years is too little experience for starting something. At google or any company that invest on formation, you can still learn a lot with relatively low stress. Once you start something you wont' have much time to study and you will
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eleumik
9y ago
+1 too many brilliant brains lost
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eleumik
9y ago
oh "cyberpunk" ! so long time I didnt' hear this term. How many lost illusions. Amazon and Facebook is what we have instead, and billions of consumers.. do it
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eleumik
10y ago
in my opinion oneOf is bad for interoperability
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eleumik
10y ago
Thanks ! very nice overview.
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eleumik
10y ago
What do people here use to store password for servers ? Plain text configuration files ? I have pwd of DB in config files and found no way to put it elsewhere.
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eleumik
10y ago
totally agree
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eleumik
10y ago
bullock says 2% https://twitter.com/sinnfeinireland/status/77135179328457113...
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eleumik
11y ago
great
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eleumik
11y ago
really interesting
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eleumik
11y ago
Whatever web API I use I like it to be documented in automatic way so that is always up to date. Especially in first phase API changes, and I remember bad days spent in discovering the new version of some Facebook api before they get publis
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eleumik
11y ago
I am confident this rebellion will be one of the few that will succeed in these days. Why ? Because rebellions like revolutions need a critic mass of people and well, we are getting very old here ;-)
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eleumik
12y ago
FM synth stays to analog synth as vinyl stays to cd ;-)
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eleumik
12y ago
Almost joking, but in my experience europeans (also not coders) are stronger in language-localization and currencies, while americans (also not coders) are strong in timezones ;-)
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eleumik
12y ago
it works because links are defined in the hypertext and discovered by clients (say by the browser when a page is visited), so are new functionalities. A (well designed) web app is always up to date. In an Android native app the API URL(s) a
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eleumik
12y ago
Is probably something you already know. Consider this: in your HTML home page you link to some page to do some action, tomorrow you create a new page and add the link to it to your home page, magic done, your generic client (web browser)
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eleumik
12y ago
I agree. Links must be in the response, that's the point. Also I dont' understand this hierarchical path mania that brings one to make complicate things where URIs are parsed / produced. I use the query string for this in gen