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by jdc0589 5y ago
definitely disagree with the 'Concise Error Handling section', at least without a lot of enhancements to errors first. yea, there's a lot of error handling code in Go, but a lot of the time its not just "if err != nil re
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by jdc0589 5y ago
this was a good read, its definitely a weird societal position. Most people's spending catches up, or at least increases, with their wealth. Completely ignoring the whole keeping up with peers aspect (who are also wealthy now) and even
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by jdc0589 5y ago
I had emperor.io for years, used it for misc projects, email, etc... got contacted to sell it recently and ended up letting it go. originally bought it to host a error reporting platform back in 2014 or something, but never finished the pro
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by jdc0589 5y ago
this is a good idea, because I always need one more bucket than I currently own. same phenomenon as clamps
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by jdc0589 5y ago
I too unintentionally steal from home depot. If you sell assorted individual bolts/nuts/washers, the most convenient place for people to put them is their pockets unless you provide a better option, which they don't. pretty e
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by jdc0589 5y ago
im on year two with a USB-c phone and the only issue I have is having to pick pocket lint out of it every couple of months.
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by jdc0589 5y ago
yea Dark Reader definitely supports per-site overrides, that was a critical feature when I was using it.
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by jdc0589 5y ago
I always end up disabling it, and I can never remember why. it works just well enough that I like it, but just badly enough I end up abandoning it every time.
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by jdc0589 5y ago
too bad the kelp has been dying off in mass in lots of olaces for the past 10 years or so.
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by jdc0589 5y ago
May be true for hiring for entry level roles in same cases, but it is certainly untrue when you are hiring for positions with more than a couple years experience. I have literally never looked at anyone's college credentials unless I&#
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by jdc0589 5y ago
Alabama resident here. You can make a decent chunk more than 100 as a software engineer without too much trouble if you are anywhere near a senior level.
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by jdc0589 5y ago
commenting to get back to this later. very interested to read that.
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by jdc0589 5y ago
gotta get that Harbor Freight gold plated ratchet though.
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by jdc0589 5y ago
the data access abstraction layer is absolutely the "right" move. just hard to stomach the amount of work involved that's ultimately kind of throw-away. the problem with activerecord is most people usually don't put this
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by jdc0589 5y ago
the active record pattern, as it is commonly used, does not set you up well to lift individual components out of a monolith.
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by jdc0589 5y ago
currently staring at what's left in a large legacy rails/activerecord app figuring out what to do with. the suffering is real.
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by jdc0589 6y ago
I believe that is correct, unless it does some crazy monkey patching or something (which would be horrible). sounds just like some of the original problems with the python event-loop webservers: everything was great until you used something
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by jdc0589 6y ago
people actually argue this? slack is a great coms tool, and great BACKUP if you can't find something in a real documentation/knowledge/etc.. repository.
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by jdc0589 6y ago
this is about how mine went. It's very concerned about where I found Necropanther and Wasteland Riders
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by jdc0589 6y ago
bug report: you beep using the word "bad" when I think you meant to say "amazing"
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by jdc0589 6y ago
some of us just aren't the target market. I don't get it either, but I'm coming to realize I'm in the minority.
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by jdc0589 6y ago
it's largely because many US schools focus almost entirely on historical events, rather than functional interpretation and study of the constitution and legal system from the perspective of current modern society. Both are necessary, o
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by jdc0589 6y ago
I revived a couple xboxs found in college trash piles this way back in ~2009.
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by jdc0589 6y ago
this is exactly what I've noticed happening a lot more in the past 2 years. I've shown up to unmarked campsites where people had clearly abandoned 80% of their new walmart gear, so much I physically couldn't carry it all out
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by jdc0589 6y ago
I would have assumed so...they acquired a couple companies that were building webscraping + data-extraction tech a few years back.
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Ask HN: How does your org handle PII storage/access in a microservice ecosystem?
1 points by jdc0589 6y ago|0 comments
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by jdc0589 6y ago
its not about caching or handling normal traffic. its about ddos protection. sites like that are frequent targets.
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by jdc0589 6y ago
bingo. I use docker to run ALL dependencies for ALL the stuff I develop as a way to be able to really cleanly keep stuff organized, and avoid having to figure out how to totally purge random installs of postgres/etc.. from my system. I
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by jdc0589 6y ago
yep. in this specific use case there can be pretty fast reads after a write, and dynamo stream latency is not great even intra-region. Via the lambda integration you should probably expect ~1000ms p99 latency intra-region, and ~2100ms p99 f
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by jdc0589 6y ago
* writes are multiplexed to redis and dynamo in the origin region.

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