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by euyyn 10y ago
I mean, if the API endpoint is renamed, they have broken all their clients.
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by euyyn 10y ago
You face the same problem if you want to just list multiple resources based on a query or a filter. The solution isn't to send a GET with an HTTP body, which is counterintuitive to most people, and many proxies just drop. It's to
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by euyyn 10y ago
Our experience, from having gone that route internally and externally (e.g. with JSON-RPC), is that it ends up not paying off to have that separation. From the client side, developers shouldn't need to worry about what piece of your st
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by euyyn 10y ago
But the danger of both of those things surely decreases with the square of the distance to the star?
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by euyyn 10y ago
Thanks for catching that! Fixing it (it should have pointed to "proto3", not "proto3.md").
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by euyyn 10y ago
You might have been hitting the old JSON-RPC endpoint of that API, which has to return 200 to follow the standard. Or a gRPC version if there's one already. Otherwise HTTP status codes for errors are used, and standardized internally.
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by euyyn 10y ago
For future reference, here's the HTTP/REST documentation for the Cloud APIs: https://cloud.google.com/apis/docs/overview E.g. for the GKE API: https://cloud.google.com/container-engine&#x
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by euyyn 10y ago
As an example: I wish so dearly I could have more than a few physical photos of the summer I spent in England 12 years ago. Of the friends I made, the things we did, and the places we visited. As you say, I barely look at my pictures from 1
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by euyyn 10y ago
Shitty experience of not showing up apart, I know that, at Google, the fact that the hiring manager isn't involved in the selection process is done on purpose, to reduce bias.
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by euyyn 10y ago
Speculating here: Assuming that you only let prod servers access customer data, you can restrict to which hosts the storage servers open connections to. No?
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by euyyn 10y ago
Interesting! Do you have sources for those effects?
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by euyyn 10y ago
Putting your savings under the mattress instead of in a bank account wouldn't have prevented the Great Recession. It was caused risky mortgages (debts, not savings) being sold as low risk from bank to bank, and then defaulting. Putting
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by euyyn 10y ago
What kind of things did she write that made that impression on you?
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by euyyn 10y ago
That's a ridiculous argument: Banks started being a thing at the end of the Middle Ages. The Great Depression and the Great Recession were not caused by banks emerging, nor by people putting their savings in them.
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by euyyn 10y ago
Web apps were also very useful for learning JS and browser APIs, before everybody started minimizing and obfuscating it. I learned how to write a rich-text editor just by looking at the code of Hotmail's email editor.
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by euyyn 10y ago
I don't understand how Facebook relates to this, as they don't rent their cloud. Aspiring hackers couldn't tinker with MS Word 2000 code either.
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by euyyn 10y ago
Not sure the banks:mattresses and cloud-companies:IT-companies ratios are that different.
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by euyyn 10y ago
But hopefully a smaller team, and one that keeps diminishing in size over the years if the trend continues. At least for the same level of service (in availability, security, etc.).
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by euyyn 10y ago
Wouldn't the write master be I/O-bound, rather than CPU- or memory-?
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by euyyn 10y ago
That's like being sad about the emergence of banks, because everybody's money is being kept in a small number of vaults instead of under each one's mattress.
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by euyyn 10y ago
> Companies aren't seeking talent that American engineers don't have. They're seeking cheap labor. Some companies are seeking cheap labor. Others are seeking talent that American engineers don't have (except the one
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by euyyn 10y ago
H1-B increased my computer programmer employment by 100%.
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by euyyn 10y ago
A new player in the area! Is this the first Amazon enterprise service not for developers?
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by euyyn 10y ago
> but there are literally ZERO reasons that camera needs to say GoPro, Nikon, Garmin, or Sony when the Chinese version will do the same for a fraction of the cost That doesn't make it less of a reason for it to be a popular category
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by euyyn 10y ago
You can love a hobby and have limited money.
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by euyyn 10y ago
Anyone should be free to use whatever service is most convenient to them for communication.
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by euyyn 10y ago
I think it's Spivak's burden to back up his claim, not mine to falsify the claims of Oracle.
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by euyyn 10y ago
Digging into the code reviews of Guava is impressive: if you've ever felt a code reviewer was being too strict, that's probably nothing compared to Guava reviews. And it shows in the quality of the library.
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by euyyn 10y ago
> At least that's what their lawyer claims. Of course he would, that's his job. How does Android "directly hurt" Oracle?
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by euyyn 10y ago
> Incorporating turn costs into route planning is actually not that easy! [I]t doesn't play well with many speed-up techniques. + > Since you need turn restrictions if you want to compute routes that users can actually follow, ad

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