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by etxm 6y ago
That’s a skinny gorilla.
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by etxm 6y ago
Reading this article, which is targeted at advertisers, feels like how I imagine a cow would feel looking in the window of a butcher shop.
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by etxm 6y ago
This looks nice. We switched from cookiecutter to yeoman and it’s been nice, but a bit annoying to need node, a custom node package, and a pile of node modules to get the same effect. I’ll give this a try today. I think my team would love h
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by etxm 6y ago
Pretty edge case use case over here, but we used cookiecutter (and now yeoman) internally for developing user-configured extensions to our app. The extensions all have a lot of boilerplate so we use it as a replacement for a PHONY make tar
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by etxm 6y ago
I’ve always found DRY to only apply well to two things: - business logic - something that your extracting as a library
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by etxm 6y ago
> Pencil and paper are the best programming tools and vastly under used I do most of my large work (not small features) on paper first in pseudo code and drawings. It helps me think through a problem rather than code through a problem. T
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by etxm 6y ago
I worked at a finance co pa y in the early 00s. The QA team had a test they called “the elbow test” where they did exactly this. Just kind of put their elbow randomly on the keyboard to see if stuff would break.
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Fulfilling the Promise of CI/CD(stackoverflow.blog)
1 points by etxm 6y ago|0 comments
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AWS UI(npmjs.com)
1 points by etxm 6y ago|1 comments
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by etxm 6y ago
Project organization, folders, orgs, and it’s integration with IAM / GSuite. I haven’t dug in on Cloud SQL in about a year, what I recall: - no support for logical replication in PG - there was some VPC funkiness - fewer number of exte
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by etxm 6y ago
I said “on occasion,” not time after time. I think purging some of the lower quality services from a catalog of over 175 (AWS) services would be a net positive, because orgs wouldnt come along and build on top of sore ice that may not be as
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by etxm 6y ago
GCP wins hands down when it comes to cloud governance and network design. I think the two biggest weaknesses are: - IAM - some resources have awkward relationships with IAM; although the GSuite integration is nice - CloudSQL (vs RDS) - for
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by etxm 6y ago
If this was on occasion it wouldn’t bother me. If my cloud provider said, “hey we released a half baked service and we’re deprecating it” at least that would give a solid reason to fix some obvious technical debt. Otherwise you may just be
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by etxm 6y ago
And it’s been kept up to date through go versions and new content has been added to it over the past year.
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by etxm 6y ago
It’s been down for a few minutes. Parler super soldiers got ‘em.
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by etxm 6y ago
I can’t recommend Go with Tests enough if you do TDD. It’s fantastic. https://quii.gitbook.io/learn-go-with-tests/
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A public archive of media from or about the Capitol Hill Riot on Jan 6(capitol-hill-riots.s3.us-east-1.wasabisys.com)
16 points by etxm 6y ago|5 comments
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FDA warns Congress about Covid test that may give false results(nbcnews.com)
2 points by etxm 6y ago|1 comments
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by etxm 6y ago
Are there any industries that have unions that don’t require a credential, certification, degree, or license?
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by etxm 6y ago
Wow, that’s consistent! iOS 14.2
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by etxm 6y ago
> not real REST Rarely admitted, but absolutely truth.
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2007 Forever(themagicipod.com)
2 points by etxm 6y ago|0 comments
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by etxm 6y ago
Gene is living it up.
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NTP's Fate Hinges on 'Father Time'(informationweek.com)
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by etxm 6y ago
Facebook had better up that payout on the other two vulnerabilities he found.
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85 megapixel moon image blended over 24,000 individual images(twitter.com)
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by etxm 6y ago
When we were texting our tweets to Twitter a decade ago they didn’t respond with 200 random retweets.
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Supabase the Open Source Firebase Alternative(supabase.com)
5 points by etxm 6y ago|1 comments
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by etxm 6y ago
It’s already been renamed Teex. Chill. Otherwise this is awesome. Ruby and python have been my goto for years. Excited to have elixir as an option.
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Leafblower Legislation: The WaPo and the Current Weigh In(theatlantic.com)
3 points by etxm 6y ago|1 comments

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