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by jdc0589 8y ago
I have a slightly different opinion. Start with a mostly monolith, sure, that makes sense. But also start off with just one separate microservice for something important. It's important that you establish good patterns for integrat
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by jdc0589 8y ago
inbox wasn't a great performer either, to be fair.
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by jdc0589 8y ago
doesn't sound totally unreasonable to use if something was removed/hidden from DMCA takedown or someting
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by jdc0589 8y ago
> Does anyone know of an API that would allow a Credit Card user the ability to grant real-time webhooks to a 3rd party as they swipe their card? Galileo and Pex already support basically the same stuff as Stripe Issuing. It's nice
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by jdc0589 8y ago
oh wow, I totally missed that since it was minimized and I was skimming. thanks!
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by jdc0589 8y ago
I hope so. it's almost useless as is
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by jdc0589 8y ago
is there a single example Dhall config file anywhere that has more than a couple feature examples? It's a lot easier to grok new stuff like this if there's just one big example to look at to get an idea of what it does rather than
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by jdc0589 8y ago
man, reading these comments is REALLY validating my choice going to a small University. I was THE ONLY PERSON in my operating systems class, and most CS classes had less than 20 people. Unsurprisingly the school shut the department down, bu
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by jdc0589 8y ago
> most of the time you don't need branches on the server side what?
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by jdc0589 8y ago
Some of the Xi guys have some really good talks (or maybe just 1, I dunno) on YouTube. I really enjoyed them.
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by jdc0589 8y ago
probably a good idea, but I've always gotten by with selecting text, then just `:!pbcopy && pbpaste` when I need to get something TO the system clipboard.
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by jdc0589 8y ago
does jetbrains do ANYTHING poorly? it seems like everything they touch is gold.
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by jdc0589 8y ago
I know im vim'ing wrong, but I just can't stop using arrow keys. Part of it is because I end up navigating around a little bit in insert mode sometimes, and switching between arrow keys for insert mode ans hjkl for other modes see
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by jdc0589 8y ago
This. I switched to Vim full time as part of starting a new job and picking up a new stack/language, because I was so frustrated with how useless/frustrating Ruby IDE and editor environments all seemed. The only time my progress i
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by jdc0589 8y ago
you hit on the most important part. If an oppressive country's options are to block a bunch of stuff that's not all frowned upon, or allow something they really don't want, they choose the former. I'm not saying Amazon i
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by jdc0589 8y ago
Looks pretty cool. I really don't like the idea of my ci/cd tooling being responsible for provisioning its own k8s cluster....there are a lot of other more mature projects out there for doing this. Is the idea that the ONLY thing
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by jdc0589 8y ago
ditto. the lumbar insert was REALLY painful for me. super comfortable without it.
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by jdc0589 9y ago
vim now. Visual Studio and Sublime for a long time though. May try VS Code again soon
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by jdc0589 9y ago
"Your private repository has been removed because you received 475 take down notices from copyright holders who own '// fucking timezones, right?"
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by jdc0589 9y ago
I doubt it matters.
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by jdc0589 9y ago
explain it like I'm 5 please: why can't.we just build an actually user friendly IRC client (including non technical people) that doesn't look like a dos app, and add client specific extensions for expanding image urls inline,
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by jdc0589 9y ago
that....and the assumption that general idea that we know everything we know to engineer a stable solar system with 416 plants is kind of hilarious.
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by jdc0589 9y ago
it's a weird metric. Obviously a TOTALLY different league, but I have a small text editor plugin that got < 10 upvotes, and how has 500,000 installs. don't think I ever posted.it anywhere else.
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by jdc0589 9y ago
I agree that the fault does lie largely with employers, but it's not just them. Jr Dev positions are there, but more often than not they are at small local companies that likely aren't paying market rate (or at least their mico-lo
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by jdc0589 9y ago
> Aside I have een looking into nice headphone amps for iPhones and that market seems really small. It seems that audiophiles would skip the built in DAC yes or yes if audio quality would really matter? The market it there, but like you
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by jdc0589 9y ago
you don't even have to shame Microsoft Azure. Tweeting @azure is legitimately more useful than a Premier Support agreement.
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by jdc0589 9y ago
gRPC uses protobuf, they are not synonymous.
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by jdc0589 9y ago
seconded. I don't know whats been worked on in the past year, but its gotten a lot snappier overall.
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by jdc0589 9y ago
seconded. As far as I know, EBS makes no claim to replicate a copy outside of your availability zone or anything to garuntee data integrity in the event of a major region wide issue
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by jdc0589 9y ago
wine team == sorcerers

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