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by jdc0589 9y ago
100% agree. I know some people are building full on apps with lambda, but I'm just not a fan of that use case. Lambda is PERFECT for devops groups. Need to keep a security group in sync with the IPs some 3rd party service publishes? cl
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by jdc0589 9y ago
agreed, but its a solvable problem. e.g. You can request a second token, but doing so immediately sets the currently active token to expire and be deleted in X days.
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by jdc0589 9y ago
I don't know about the internals, but my guess is one of the following: 1) there's something about the lambda platform that just doesn't lend itself well to customer provided containers. a lot of people would AT LEAST have is
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by jdc0589 9y ago
> Going from founding to an IPO takes what, 8-10 years? probably, but an IPO is not the only event that triggers an equity payout. Getting sold/acquired will also trigger an equity payout, and those are much more common events than
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by jdc0589 9y ago
I honestly don't know a ton about cryptocurrencies, but I though confirmed transactions were.....more or less whole point? can you give me an ELI5 version of why 0-confirmation transactions are ok?
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by jdc0589 9y ago
sadly, this is the first thing I wondered when all the news came out.
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by jdc0589 9y ago
> Well of course it doesn't! It's a currency. Currencies are an abstraction for value. This is true. However, most traditional currencies started out as something that was an abstraction for value, but was backed by something
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by jdc0589 9y ago
not the free consumer kind. Some business/enterprise stuff is useful (e.g. eset), but thats not helpful to the average consumer.
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by jdc0589 9y ago
I mean....that's a pretty arbitrary thing to assume would be present when the data structure is HTML. xpath, css selectors, etc... are the standards there.
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by jdc0589 9y ago
I've forgotten how to write powershell more times than I can remember.
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by jdc0589 9y ago
duckduckgo is pretty great too. I use it probably 75% of the time
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by jdc0589 9y ago
as a perpetual man-child with a 13 year old's sense of humor....I resent this, but accept its accuracy.
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by jdc0589 9y ago
I mean yea, but this is about a processor and related microcode. It sucks, but there literally is no real mainstream opensource audit-able option for the consumer market right now.
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by jdc0589 9y ago
I haven't touched java in years, but have known this existed. How does it compare to some of the features added in recent versions of java that do similar stuff?
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by jdc0589 9y ago
I've always used `lib` in every other language. I see no reason to change....
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by jdc0589 9y ago
mocking with interfaces is so straightforward, it just kind of happens without much thought if it something you are used to in other languages. The first thing I did in my very first go project was mock the repository/DB tier out so I
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by jdc0589 9y ago
Very cool; I'm super glad to hear its still going strong. My last full stack project where I touched the front-end was 100% knockout + some custom routing + commonjs module organization, and I still have fond memories of it relative to
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by jdc0589 9y ago
I have basically the same complaint about most of the mergetools I've used; they tend to just do more than I want. I'm sure that's largely a PEBKAC problem, but..... ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ Definitely going to take a look at this; you
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by jdc0589 9y ago
> and never targeted "true" frontend space, like routing that was why it didn't catch on as much as it could have, in my opinion. The thing is, it was SO easy to rig routing together quickly yourself; I ended up doing dom
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by jdc0589 9y ago
its not "cool" anymore, but I always thought knockout was pretty simple, worked well, and fulfilled a lot of this use-case. I built a couple knockout based apps that worked phenomenally well across lots of platforms, and were pret
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by jdc0589 9y ago
I've noticed that. I'm not 100% sure what the deal is. From what I know, my one major gripe is that they devalue you based on where you live.
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by jdc0589 9y ago
Check out GitLab. I don't know how similar their culture actually is to Basecamp, but they seem to put a lot of importance on doing everything possible in the open, so you really get what seems like a good sense of what they are about
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by jdc0589 9y ago
I don't really care about how they tried to solve it, I'm just glad they addressed it.
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by jdc0589 9y ago
> Well it is obvious to me that terminal handling and indeed the shell itself should be absorbed into systemd.... systemd is like that emacs of process supervisors.
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by jdc0589 9y ago
First, if I want to come up with a setup that includes a modern terminal emulator with lots of features, a decent number of extensions and plugins for things like zsh, etc..., I will INEVITABLY end up with a something that: 1) has way more
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by jdc0589 9y ago
how's the learning curve? I've heard it's a bit steep. One thing I appreciated about go was earlier this week I sat down, went through gobyexample.com, and was immediately able to produce a useful program without much stumbli
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by jdc0589 9y ago
The downside for me is the older ones can't drive high res displays at a decent refresh rate. I have a (single) 4k monitor for windows gaming, but I use it a ton with my (company) 2015 macbook pro for work/development, which works
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by jdc0589 9y ago
revive the trend? its still in full force so far as I can tell. One of our offices just moved to a new building and got (small) motorized standing desks for everyone. I thought I would hate it, but honestly having the option is nice. Plus,
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by jdc0589 9y ago
a lot of technical interviews use super contrived problems for you to work through. There is a non-zero chance that a super experienced engineer could be qualified for a job, but stumble on the applied questions asked by some interviewers.
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by jdc0589 9y ago
GitExtensions was/is solid too; very little abstraction, it was just built for speed/efficiency. Someone recently told me it runs on Mono too now, but I haven't used it in years and never outside of Windows.

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