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by eqmvii 5y ago
If I'm reading this correctly, the malicious code was new (higher) versions of the releases. Would this mean any project using a package.lock/yarn.lock was 'safe' going through deploys? So only new installs and builds wi
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by eqmvii 5y ago
Reminds me of "Remember, the enemy's gate is down" from Ender's Game. It's interesting when it's applicable... but I think it's rare. Yes, you can sometimes find hidden opportunities to compete on a differ
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by eqmvii 5y ago
> Good code is code that can be understood by a junior engineer. Great code can be understood by a first year CS freshman. The best code is no code at all. This a thousand times. Having empathy for future devs, maintenance, and bug fixes
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by eqmvii 5y ago
Very satisfied. Love writing it, and have seen it take root at other companies because devs exposed to it have loved it and taken it with them when they left.
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by eqmvii 5y ago
It is for me
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by eqmvii 6y ago
I do think the right music can sometimes enhance a walk
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by eqmvii 6y ago
Looks like a Google Cloud incident of some kind?
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by eqmvii 6y ago
I got interested in coding when I started high school in 2001. When I discovered that several students were already somewhat proficient programmers, ostensibly because of parents who introduced it while they were young, it was a rude shock.
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by eqmvii 6y ago
Edit to add: While the position is remote, work eligibility in the US is a requirement. I can't speak to the specifics, but there are certain visas and situations we can work with.
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by eqmvii 6y ago
RevZilla | REMOTE | Full Time | Cloud Ops Engineer We've been using Kubernetes since 2017, and are looking for somebody to join our small Cloud Ops / DevOps / Infrastructure team. RevZilla is an eCommerce startup providing mo
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by eqmvii 6y ago
We started using RabbitMQ for several projects last year, and it's been a joy. Some of that joy is surely just moving from older, creakier solutions. But it hasn't let us down, and everyone is eager to use it for new features or r
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by eqmvii 6y ago
Must make it tempting to have limited communication systems, like Magic the Gathering: Arena, where players can only choose from a handful of benign emotes.
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by eqmvii 6y ago
This is really cool! I'd love to get this into some apps, and the LiveView dependency might be a nice excuse to sneak that in at the same time...
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by eqmvii 7y ago
Spent some time in college studying the use of this to detect election fraud. A really intriguing concept, but then the question becomes: what next? Is the statistical data enough to trigger a deeper investigation?
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by eqmvii 7y ago
I love this! I've been looking for a lighweight diary tool, and this is giving me serious inspiration.
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by eqmvii 7y ago
This is a great decision, and that's a well reasoned thread. Hopefully this puts pressure on other big players like Facebook.
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by eqmvii 7y ago
Love this tool. Use it every time I write or review crontab code.
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by eqmvii 8y ago
No. Insider trading (in the U.S.) is a specific crime based on federal securities law.
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by eqmvii 8y ago
US too
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by eqmvii 8y ago
Do we need a “days since last NPM-related security disaster” tracker?
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by eqmvii 9y ago
Nothing is worse than websites and apps deciding to invent notifications either on a regular basis, or because I haven't visited recently. Twitter and LinkedIn are especially guilty. A "notification" about friends of friends
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by eqmvii 9y ago
Or your body prefers water to alcohol, and vodka tonics got you more of it than straight whiskey.
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by eqmvii 9y ago
> a tax plan proposed by a President The corporate tax changes weren't his idea - they have been kicking around Capitol Hill with more or less bipartisan support for years, and it almost happened while Obama was president. The full
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by eqmvii 9y ago
They're talking about futures contracts, which are created with explicit end dates for delivery (or "delivery") of the underlying asset. I believe first officially listed and traded Bitcoin futures contracts were issues in De
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by eqmvii 9y ago
Was there this much hand-wringing during previous AI boom/bust cycles? There's a lot of fear and emotion swirling around AI/machine learning right now, and I'm curious if that's been the case in the past as well.
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by eqmvii 9y ago
If the bubble bursts, this will be a delightful pull quote in the postmortem: "Correction: December 6, 2017 An earlier version of a photo caption with this article misidentified the place where Coinbase employees were gathered for lunc
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by eqmvii 9y ago
Makes business and technological sense. Even the true believers have largely switched to advocating the store-of-value/digital gold model of bitcoin. We're absolutely in a bitcoin/cryptocurrency mania. Unfortunately, stating
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by eqmvii 9y ago
This story is weird and getting weirder, but the important context is how eclectic electronic surveillance is common at diplomatic facilities. It’s possible if not probable that the injuries were a side effect of some other weird electronic
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by eqmvii 9y ago
Something I rarely see discussed is the gender breakdown of bitcoin ownership. I'd be surprised if it wasn't something like 90%+ men mining, trading, and owning bitcoin. If bitcoin really takes over the world, it's going to l
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by eqmvii 9y ago
I mean, if that one company is Google and the reason is search, you don’t have many options. This specific case is much harder to avoid than the general one of over reliance on one entity.

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