jkrems

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   by jkrems 14y ago

   I don't think that solves the underlying problem of side effect-ful/dangerous GET requests that may be easily exploited via CSRF attacks. You really don't want to expose POST/PUT/DELETE actions via GET.
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   by jkrems 14y ago

   They reserved id ranges based on where the user was going to university. I guess because they were considering (or even doing?) sharding, so this was an easy way to avoid id collisions.
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   by jkrems 14y ago

   Why? Hacker news can link to those discussions on reddit. As you said: There already are great AMAs on reddit and HN links to those.
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   Why Autowired isn't dependency injection(gist.github.com)

   2 points by jkrems 14y ago|0 comments