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franzwong
7y ago
https://asia.nikkei.com/ from Japan is quite good.
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Because the decline of RSS stops people using RSS. I still think RSS is the best way for news and blogs. I don't want go to each website regularly to check for any update.
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# Prefer simple or replaceable solution. Avoid unnecessary layer of abstraction. If you can't explain to others within a few words, you will forget how it works and it will be unmanageable few months later. # Prefer un-opinionated fram
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I moved from CloudFormation to Terraform to manage AWS env. I won't go back. I haven't tried serverless though because I use other AWS components as well.
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I have been working in a company that even developers didn't want to use the product they built. They couldn't reach the "real" product owner and express their views, or there were too many product owners, especially in
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> Reports usually involve instances where individuals or organizations have actively configured their installations to allow unauthorized and authenticated users to access their data over the internet. Why is it a problem to let authenti
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I didn't notice that when I first read it. However, mainland Chinese can get the message easier because they always use this way to avoid the "big brother". Not only politics, Chinese government enforces heavy control on the
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7y ago
Is this python specific? Usually I replace the whole module with mock instead of the functions of it.
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7y ago
Sometimes Terraform even supports new feature earlier than CF. It seems a separate team inside AWS to work on CF.
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Amazon can rent the domain name from the governments of South America.
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8y ago
It is difficult to make a conclusion. We can have a simple architecture but we spend 200% effort on tuning every part of the system.
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8y ago
Did you mention any benefits?
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8y ago
Arrange redelivery time when I missed package delivery. Actually it is a chatbot (or simple webapp) inside IM. I don't need to install a separate app or go to the official page to find the page.
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8y ago
If growth is supported by overborrowing the future, perhaps it is better to have no growth
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8y ago
It depends. Pick an old movie and see what the actors wore. They wore the same style of suit but they didn't wore the same style of casual wear. Google search page doesn't change much, but online bank UI has improved a lots.
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8y ago
I also have the same question about how to improve my technical skills. I don't think it is related to full stack or not. I found that most of the companies require developers with mid-level skills only. I don't have enough chance
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8y ago
I don't agree with repository overview. Most people visit home page are not maintainer. They don't care much about commits and statistics. What they do is reading the README.md or reading code without cloning them to their machine
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8y ago
Perhaps we should think about how to promote renewable power, e.g. new business model which gives direct benefit (may be short term) to the people.
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8y ago
(not sarcasm) I also like reinventing the wheel :P
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8y ago
Not the same for my country. It's simply those companies cannot think of any benefit they can provide, so they just put the obvious one.
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8y ago
I used Mailhog to test SMTP before. It provides API to get the emails, so I can write automated tests.
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8y ago
Some job descriptions include meaningless benefits. For example, in my country, the law enforces employers to contribute to pension. Some job descriptions include "Pension contribution" in benefit section. What????
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8y ago
What is your problem with the code base actually?
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8y ago
For AWS, you just need to use AMI for OpenVPN and it is extreme easy to setup in a few minutes.
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If real world API is as chaotic as he mentioned, how can he even know the data is trustable? From his Java's example, I can't see how he can fix with dynamic language. He still needs to validate the API response and throw exceptio
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8y ago
It depends. Even good companies have poor positions, teams, managers and systems. Prepare to switch if you think they are not suitable for you.
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8y ago
News web site can return part of the page (e.g. news article) to decrease TTFB, and then load less important content (e.g. news recommendation) after. As author said, it is tradeoff.
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8y ago
There is a shop in Japan for DIY keyboard https://japantoday.com/category/tech/japan%E2%80%99s-first-d...
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8y ago
I don't have any problem on both laptop (MacBook Pro, 16GB) and desktop (Mac Mini, 8GB). I usually open 20-30 tabs. Did you try disable some plugins?
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Yeah. I just thought if anything similar to this exists. Actually there are no space separators in Japanese sentence, e.g. "Konoringohaakaidesu" (This apple is red).
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