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by felipesabino 11y ago
I think your argument would also valid for 2FA approach, which is is widely encouraged regardless. Sign-up rate would drop drastically for a majority of common users if a good UX is not into play while developing the system workflow. But I
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by felipesabino 11y ago
I really like the idea behind passwordless [1], where users never use a password but just confirm they are who they say they are. I always remember Tom Scott saying "Don't store passwords yourself if you can all avoid it" [2]
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by felipesabino 11y ago
Recommended: Floating Point Numbers - Computerphile https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PZRI1IfStY0 Tom Scott's fun and simple take on Floating Points is a good video explaining why such weird errors happen
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by felipesabino 11y ago
unfortunately codeivate lost me when I switched to Atom.io... the plugin is on a queue for more than a year :( [1] [1] http://codeivate.userecho.com/topic/417377-atom-plugin/
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by felipesabino 11y ago
Doesn't it look like a replacement for the (dead) Microsoft Tag [1] ? [1] https://tag.microsoft.com
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by felipesabino 11y ago
That could be, just noticed that CodePipeline's Post-Receive Hooks are still a work in progress
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by felipesabino 11y ago
I wonder why GitHub specifically and not just Git repos in general? Isn't it weird? It means they don't even support their own new "Git" product AWS CodeCommit [1] [1] https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/aw
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by felipesabino 11y ago
That's exactly what I immediately thought when I started watching the video. May be it isn't chrome dev tools dependent? Or it has some CSS (lol), I don't know...
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by felipesabino 11y ago
Is it me or this is very similar to the way zenhub.io [1] works? Anyway, I recently also stumble upon a similar tool that enables voting for PR and even auto merges the code [2], which is not precisely the scope that feathub targets, but it
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by felipesabino 12y ago
Interesting, I would be very interested in learning more about Metamarkets transition to Samza, as 1 yr ago they were using Storm instead [1] [2] Or may be they did not transition and are actually using both, I don't know [1] https:&#
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by felipesabino 12y ago
Yap! Also, Spark added a Python API for Spark Streaming after v1.2 [1] [1] https://spark.apache.org/docs/1.2.0/streaming-programming-gu...
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by felipesabino 12y ago
Samza's author really opened my mind related to how useful stream process is to high performance data processing [1] and I think Samza's only bummer (for me, personally, today) is it's lack of support for non-JMV languages [2
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by felipesabino 12y ago
True, but if you can write once at least the business logic, is is already a win
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by felipesabino 12y ago
I heard comparisons with other technologies before, like RabbitMQ [1] [2] but I would love to see an feature/performance comparison between kafka and other similar solutions, specially with cloud based services like the new kid on the
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by felipesabino 12y ago
The way business logic in the system is currently designed , there are no 'common ones', except for some ids (already indexed) used in other process rather than this dynamic filter. Based on that we also evaluated the approach of
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by felipesabino 12y ago
Oh yes, agreed! and we do have some indexes, but unfortunately it isn't enough :( And we are actually considering ElasticSearch to deal with this querying performance issue.
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by felipesabino 12y ago
From RethinkDB docks [1], I am still a bit confused how this locking system works for read/write and also a bit skeptical regarding their claim that 'in most cases writes can be performed essentially lock-free'. I am using Mo
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by felipesabino 12y ago
I like the idea of being able to express diagrams with a "text notation" because it makes it really easy to use these diagrams in documentation or documents with the plus of being able to store then (with code?) in a source contro
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by felipesabino 12y ago
Am I the only one that immediately remembered radiolab's Buttons Not Buttons episode [1] ? They had a nice bit about the "cut the heart out" part and how it contrasts with how easy it is today to start a nuclear attack [1] h
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by felipesabino 12y ago
There is also a very good introductory answer in this subject by Jean-Baptiste Quéru in 2013 [1] where he takes the revers approach of when the page is displayed, then talks about connection, OS, etc. "simplifying" the answer and
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by felipesabino 12y ago
Computerphile made a good vide on the same subject ~a month ago called "What Happens When You Click a Link?" [1] It is obviously not as deep in content as the article is aiming to be, specially because it focus only on the first t
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by felipesabino 12y ago
Interesting how that famo.us appears in the text out of the blue, specially considering that the last famo.us meetup I attended they made it pretty clear that SEO was still a problem to be solved
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by felipesabino 12y ago
Only reading the title I thought it would be a discussing about fake eggs in chine being a hoax [1] But anyways, this is just more confirmation these jargons in labels mean almost anything useful for the general public. The article reminded
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by felipesabino 12y ago
I had the same feeling when started working with angular, were you don't need jQuery or anything else to manipulate the DOM. It is spoiled, I agree, but it feels good to be "free" :p
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by felipesabino 12y ago
It still [1] strikes me to see these new projects were people didn't add/publish docker containers as an option to the Install steps for this new technologies I guess adding it would make it much simpler for people to play with ne
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by felipesabino 12y ago
I learned about Ramda reading Scott Sauyet's awesome presentation "Functional Programming using JavaScript" [1]. He does not focus on Ramda (or any library per se), but he uses and explain several of it's functions to il
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by felipesabino 12y ago
I use https://www.debuggex.com/ for regular expression debugging and testing. I find it more useful as it can show how each position of my test string relates to parts of my regular expression
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by felipesabino 12y ago
they the text only version http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:http://...
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by felipesabino 12y ago
My lazy self always wonder how nice it would be if some of these infrastructure designs were always accompanied with a docker/fig configuration example to be used as a start point/proof of concept for people looking for similar so

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