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by imauld 8y ago
https://github.com/fugue/credstash https://aws.amazon.com/secrets-manager/
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by imauld 8y ago
Depends on the range of Android versions you support and what your app does. I'm not an Android dev but I'm fairly certain if you all you want to do is display some text it'll probably work fine across most versions of Androi
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by imauld 8y ago
I feel that image in your tweet deep down. I would like to add it's not only working in a horrific code base it's working in a horrific code base and getting a lot of push back on fixing it. Telling PM's week after week that
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by imauld 8y ago
This is valid Python: >>> class Foo: ... def __init__(Foo, x): ... Foo.x = x ... >>> foo = Foo(5) >>> foo.x 5 The variable name `self` is a convention as is `cls`. You
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by imauld 8y ago
tl; dr: Talk to a real lawyer if you are concerned. IANAL but Simple answer: Probably Long Answer: Impossible to know without knowing your country. What kind of messages? Do you allow images/video? where is the data going to be saved?
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by imauld 8y ago
I recently purchased one of these with the upgraded CPU and RAM(4.0 ghz CPU 16gb RAM): https://system76.com/cart/configure/lemu8 And I enjoy using it much more than either of the Macbooks I've gotten from wor
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by imauld 9y ago
This is exactly what I mean. Looking at the repo there are a ton of packages in `node_modules` dir for a lib that should have 0 to a handful of dependencies. People will be more likely to use this lib if it's cleaned up a bit. I'm
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by imauld 9y ago
"Design the architecture, name the components, document the details." - Rob Pike Good documentation requires there to be good code underneath it IMO. If your code is confusing and hard to follow your docs will be the same since th
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by imauld 9y ago
Why should I install what looks like a hundred or so Node modules to get something that supported natively by most terminals?
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by imauld 9y ago
As always "Simpsons did it" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SlKao_Pox5A
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by imauld 9y ago
Yes, multiple clusters in AWS in multiple regions.
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by imauld 9y ago
StumbleUpon and Googling random things I was either interested in or had randomly entered my mind. Lots of older sites also had a links section with links to either relevant stuff or just other things the site owner was in to.
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by imauld 9y ago
I would disagree with that completely. You likely won't have 100% test coverage on production systems but you should have all the core case covered by unit and integration tests. You should also have a some blackbox API level tests. If
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by imauld 9y ago
I got it on sale but yes it is. He goes in to a pretty good amount of detail. I haven't gotten stuck or confused at any point and I'm terrible at Javascript. Try out the the free 30 day JS challenge to see if you like his style.
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by imauld 9y ago
Why is this better than just updating the unit tests?
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by imauld 9y ago
I've been doing his React course and it's been very helpful so far. I have no reason to believe his other course aren't just as good: http://wesbos.com/courses/ NOTE: Some of his courses are paid. The pl
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by imauld 9y ago
Want to second this. It's a neat effect but it is a bit slow. Perhaps have the active cube move to the same spot but keep the inactive cubes on the top so they have less distance to travel?
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by imauld 9y ago
Anyone applying for an engineer position that lists MS Office as a skill won't be getting a call back.
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by imauld 9y ago
Most of the work I do for myself is on Github and it almost never gets a license. The one thing I have added to PyPi got MIT because according to the online license picking tool I used it was the most open. I actually intend to more widely
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by imauld 9y ago
As little as it takes to accomplish the task at hand
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by imauld 9y ago
I certainly don't feel exploited for doing on-call rotations. It's always mentioned up front at interviews so I don't feel ambushed and most the time all it amounts to is I carry my laptop with me. Maybe I'm lucky but of
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by imauld 9y ago
Not sure if you can add it after the fact but you can get one of these System 76 laptops with 32GB of RAM for ~$1900 https://system76.com/cart/configure/oryp3
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by imauld 9y ago
I only tested it very quickly as part of a lightning talk. however after a quick search I was able to find someone who did do some benchmark testing: https://github.com/jinzhu/gorm/issues/298#issuecomment-6574
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by imauld 9y ago
ORM's are not as popular in Go as they are in Python. The closest I can think of is [gorm]( https://github.com/jinzhu/gorm ). If you absolutely think you must have an ORM that's probably your best bet. Be aware
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by imauld 9y ago
I appreciate the separation of concerns. Being able to deploy the front end for template changes without bringing the whole back end application along for the ride is nice. Additionally if your back end also serves an API for a mobile app (
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by imauld 9y ago
The NY Python meetup is pretty good if you're in to Python.
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by imauld 9y ago
> You can set expiry fields in JWT, so revocation isn’t the concern everyone is saying it is. The issue with JWT revocation is if someone has a JWT that says they are an admin and then you make them not an admin or if an admin (or any fo
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by imauld 9y ago
If the token is only good for one use or for a short period of time (minutes not hours) it's probably fine. I've used them in URL's for invite links. One time use that expire after a short amount of time. Probably not perfect
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by imauld 9y ago
> tried out Python and while I really like it for small projects, parsing data files, and practicing data structures and algorithms I really miss being able to lean on static typing when refactoring. I also miss the strong IDE integrati
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by imauld 9y ago
Absolutely nothing. I can tell you however when we see candidates that list their GPA it's kind of a turn off. Even coming out of school you should have some more interesting stuff to put on there.

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