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by jetti 6y ago
At this point that is such a common tactic that I would imagine many bots already account for that.
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by jetti 6y ago
Is there really any difference is ease of parsing when given two properly formed documents of each type?
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AWS has their own command line application that you can use to deploy to their services. I haven’t used that directly as we use kubernetes so our deploy is a bit more complex
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by jetti 6y ago
What makes you choose Heroku over a micro instance of elastic beanstalk at AWS?
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Mine is similar and that is Terraform
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Unnamed Reverse Engineering Podcast - it focuses mainly on reverse engineering hardware and firmware. I haven't done any non-trivial reverse engineering projects and even the ones I have done are software but I still find it super inte
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by jetti 6y ago
> - Able to easily modify (and recompile) a function while your code is running I do this all the time with Clojure at work. I will have my application running (web app) with two repls in emacs. One is connected to the ClojureScript repl
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by jetti 6y ago
I tried installing GhostBSD on my laptop (Dell Precision M6800) and I couldn't get it to install, even with the GUI installer. I tried a couple times and then just gave up and installed Ubuntu
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by jetti 6y ago
Has anybody used this in a production application? I use Clojure at work and want to use Lisp in personal projects but it seems that it would be much easier to have a Python web app instead of a JVM based one as there are shared hosts that
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by jetti 6y ago
Depending on how much effort you want to put into it, you may be able to use prompt-toolkit with IronPython (would have to use version 2.0 of prompt-toolkit since that supports Python 2.x) and then reference that in your C# applications
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by jetti 6y ago
I use over the ear headphones (Sennheiser) and I could not go back to full time in ear buds. It is mainly a comfort issue as after long periods of time my ears will start to hurt from in ear buds. I also have an issue with the in ear buds s
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by jetti 6y ago
Ubuntu 20.04 and Kali Linux 2020.2 on an old Dell Precision M6800. I have MacOS on my 2012 MacBook Pro too but the keyboard is dying on that computer so I don’t use it much
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by jetti 6y ago
Supporting desktop can get tricky if something goes wrong. You need to be able to support multiple operating systems as well as multiple versions of those operating systems.
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by jetti 6y ago
We use spec at work for validating data passed to our HTTP routes in our luminus web application. When we get data as JSON we use spec to validate that there are the required fields being passed in and if it isn't valid we send back an
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by jetti 6y ago
Behind The Bastards - Takes a look at terrible people throughout history and what made them terrible. It doesn't typically focus on well known individuals, which makes it interesting - https://behindthebastards.com Behind T
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by jetti 6y ago
I don't understand what this actually means or any implications of this other than the IP being transferred which would prevent Mozilla from shutting it down and the community having to fork under a new name and to also allow monetary
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by jetti 6y ago
How old is the dog? If she isn't already rather old then I wouldn't worry too much about trying to re-home her. We had to re-home one of our dogs when my son was born because the dog didn't adjust and actually bit my son. We
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by jetti 6y ago
In my almost 2 years as a parent I say no. I love my son and he makes me laugh a bunch and is such a sweet little guy but the minute he was born my life is no longer mine, it revolved around him. There are late, sleepless nights and the unp
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by jetti 6y ago
We use Postgres so using SQL daily. We have a mixture of pure SQL and Honey SQL[0] in our code base and we utilize jsonb columns as well, which gives us a nosql feel while still using a traditional relational database. [0] https:/&#x2
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by jetti 6y ago
I wrote an Elixir mix task that would create Ecto models based on an existing database schema. A few people contributed with most being things that they would want or changes that would be minor (such as spelling mistakes or fixing document
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by jetti 6y ago
In the US, those rates are set by Copyright Royalties Board [0] and then collected by SoundExchange [1]. The current rates for streaming on a subscription service (such as Spotify) are $0.0024 per performance.[2] The rates aren't deter
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by jetti 6y ago
Where I am at now we can see all the repos for all projects in the company regardless of team. The only pre-req is to be added to the company's github organization. We have a lot of cross team work, though, and I have worked on a few s
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by jetti 6y ago
I did this a few years back, though it was in person and not remote. > Since we're remote, should I schedule a recurring meeting for us to chat every day? Or should I keep it more free-form? I would schedule a short chat daily for t
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by jetti 6y ago
"You are not your code" When somebody is criticizing code you wrote they are doing just that, criticizing code. It isn't a personal attack and they aren't trying to hurt you.
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by jetti 6y ago
If you are doing Clojure development in emacs CIDER makes things super easy. Loading files or buffers into a repl as well as eval region and sexp (there are a ton more features but those are the main ones I use) Edit: I should have included
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by jetti 6y ago
Another benefit of using the JVM is that you have a variety of languages to pick from that target the JVM and can interop with Java, which means you gain the benefits of all the libraries but also being able to experiment with other languag
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by jetti 6y ago
So our devs are given macbook pros by default but we are able to get linux laptops if we want but that means we are really on our own to figure things out that don't work. A guy on my team made the switch to linux but then ended up swi
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by jetti 6y ago
A recruiter for the company I'm at saw my github with a few Elixir projects, which was one of the reasons he reached out to me. During the interview my use of Elixir and dynamic languages came up as well since the company uses Clojure.
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by jetti 6y ago
I'm curious as to how you are sending the emails under the hood to make the best effort that the emails don't get flagged as spam.
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by jetti 6y ago
We have moved to Zoom for our team meetings but as a company we use goto meeting. My team used Slack for our standup but we were having a bunch of issues and a teammate has a paid Zoom account and was pushing for that. We are happy about Zo

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