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by hk1337 4y ago
Maybe keep your documentation in a single directory? on: push: branches: - main paths: - docs/** - README.md I use something similar for triggering different app workflows in a monorepo. *
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by hk1337 4y ago
From my understanding GraphQLs powerplay is in consolidating data sources rather than endpoints. That it all came through one endpoint was just a bonus.
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by hk1337 4y ago
I know the typical piece of advice is to never rewrite but I am going through a similar situation and a rewrite would probably have been better and simpler. The key is though, you don’t rewrite the code, you rewrite the app. Figure out what
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by hk1337 4y ago
And if an app/package did grow to the point it needed its own repository, all the packages depending on it just need to update their dependency configuration to the new source.
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by hk1337 4y ago
I found that treating each directory as its own separate application or package is helpful. If you need to share resources between multiple apps/packages, use your dependency manager, most of them seem to have some sort of way to use l
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by hk1337 4y ago
> Defcon 30 So, it's not an emergency at all. Just for funzies.
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by hk1337 4y ago
Pam claims that she saw it one day when she was alone in the conference room... okay. I believe she thinks she saw it.
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by hk1337 4y ago
We probably do that but EDI is the only automated solution available aside from scraping their web site. Depending on the time of the month the request can be small or several account numbers at once. We try and keep track of when the last
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by hk1337 4y ago
Just one though, so some lucky individual will have the fastest 13th Generation Intel CPU.
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by hk1337 4y ago
> I am sick of people conflating "API" with REST or HTTP That bugs me too. lol. I have included in interviews as more of a fun question and conversation on what is an API.
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by hk1337 4y ago
The bulk data part. EDI would likely be more useful when you want updates on 100,000+ records at once, each record with multiple fields.
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by hk1337 4y ago
They really shouldn't be pitted against each other. They have some similarities but typically EDI is intended for bulk data transfers where a Web API is more suited for smaller amounts of data, like one record per request/response
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by hk1337 4y ago
From what it sounded like in the LinkedIn post, they laid off A team in their security department, not the entire security team.
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by hk1337 4y ago
Yeah, the biggest thing I noticed that showed me how well it works is viewing news article posts where everyone in the comments complains about how unreadable it is and the page loads fine for me with tons of whitespace. The video ads on Yo
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by hk1337 4y ago
Twitter is taking a moment of silence.
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by hk1337 4y ago
Along the same vein, I've thought about setting up PiHole on my parents internet connection but relent because if/when the internet quits working then I am the one that has to deal with it because it was working before I did what
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by hk1337 4y ago
I hear /dev/null is a good place for large amounts of personal data.
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by hk1337 4y ago
Or you could take it as, authentic sincerity increases sales.
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by hk1337 4y ago
Syncthing ( https://syncthing.net ) is another solution for syncing between multiple devices/computers. One thing I liked about Dropbox, that wasn't necessarily available on Linux, was the ability to choose whether to sy
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by hk1337 4y ago
The all-or-nothing approach is what makes people hate ORMs and go anti-ORM.
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by hk1337 4y ago
I'm working on a database currently that has "foreign keys", they are the relational fields but there's no foreign key relationship setup in the RDBMS. Also, there's multiple relations on one table instead of just 1
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by hk1337 4y ago
A list of lists is two deep, while not preferable two nested loops is probably going to be the solution but if I can come up with another, I would rather use that. Like, perhaps a function to process the row instead of two loops in a single
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by hk1337 4y ago
Two nested loops is ugly but tolerable, 3+ is disgusting. Refactor it so you don’t have to go 3 deep.
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by hk1337 4y ago
yeah, I have had Homebrew installed under ~/.brew for quite awhile. I don't really like that idea of it out in /usr/local for one but it also helps with permissions as Apple "secures" the OS with each update.
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by hk1337 4y ago
Nuclear power is good for providing base power not for reacting to spikes in demand. You cannot just spin up production of a nuclear power plant when you need it and shut it down when you don’t. They’re always producing so when demand is lo
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by hk1337 4y ago
I love the atlassian method for dotfiles. I have been using for a few years now and currently stored on my private gitea server. I also create a branch for each variation, linux, macOS, macOS arm, windows. Basically they’re the same but the
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by hk1337 4y ago
Okay, excluding the space agency portion. I honestly forgot about that for some reason. Because of the nature of the post, I was focused on the satellite internet part of the company. Which has been somewhat lackluster.
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by hk1337 4y ago
We’ll see. This will be interesting to see how it plays out. Both T-Mobile and SpaceX are capable companies but they always boast these grandiose plans that technically do what they say but turn out to be lackluster. *EDIT* excluding the sp
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by hk1337 4y ago
In most cases I presume this isn't a big deal but is it wise for your auth key and signing key to be the same key pair?
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by hk1337 4y ago
It doesn’t seem right for the doctor to ask the parents to take pictures then send them over SMS, email, or whatever they asked them to use. Why wouldn’t this just be done within the privacy of the doctor’s office?

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