jmvoodoo

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by jmvoodoo 8y ago
FWIW, I'd love it if you made my app unnecessary. You can consider my site a list of feature requests :)
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by jmvoodoo 8y ago
I'm a big fan of firestore and live in Colorado. Are there any community events that you host or recommend that would allow me to talk to you, other people at Google, or other firestore community members?
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by jmvoodoo 8y ago
I've been using cloud firestore for 6 months now and haven't had an issue with it. Designing around their rules system has been annoying, and the lack of backups bit me once pretty hard (I built https://firesafe.app as
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by jmvoodoo 8y ago
Cloud firestore supports placing rules on the database to prevent access by users that aren't authorized. You can independently control get, write, update, list, etc. The way the rules work can sometimes be irritating, in particular fo
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by jmvoodoo 8y ago
I created the software myself. There is at least one solution out there that I found but it didn't even come close to meeting my needs.
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by jmvoodoo 8y ago
Thanks for sharing. I run a doorstep laundry service that uses software to make the process more efficient, cost effective, and reliable, so this struck a chord with me.
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by jmvoodoo 8y ago
Fair. There are specific library attacks that could result in RCE. However that is also true against curl, ssh, and for that matter could be introduced into your http library at some point. The question then becomes what library do you trus
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by jmvoodoo 8y ago
I think the point is that adding https over http for the current system would always improve security. At it's most broken, https is at least as secure as http and therefore wouldn't reduce the security of the overall system. It a
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by jmvoodoo 8y ago
Unlike most other forms of law enforcement, TSA agents lives are most at risk when off-duty and someone learns they are an agent in a social setting. As a result, the government shutdown is putting TSA lives in jeopardy.
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by jmvoodoo 8y ago
I had a similar reaction... It seems that's the entire point of the platform. Perhaps more accurate would be "we don't want our service to be used to manipulate people in ways we disagree with/could get in trouble for&qu
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by jmvoodoo 8y ago
US, Western EU countries, and even China are by definition not third world.
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by jmvoodoo 8y ago
My experience with intermittent fasting is that it was superior if you wanted to change body composition. I used it to reduce body fat while increasing lean mass (results confirmed via DEXA scan). I suppose it's probably possible to do
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by jmvoodoo 8y ago
Seaweed farming is a thing, and has been for about 400 years.
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by jmvoodoo 8y ago
What Carl and co are doing here is hard, and more than most PC manufacturers in the US are doing. Is it perfect? Of course not but they are doing the best they can given their resources. Given more I have no doubt they would do more. Please
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by jmvoodoo 8y ago
My wife and I both have Andoid phones. Whenever we get a new device removing YouTube is the first thing we do. We have a small list of paid puzzle games we install. And for the limited video time the kids get PBS Video which is great. We do
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by jmvoodoo 8y ago
The typical way I've seen this used is almost like pair programming. One user will write a draft of something, or add an image or chart while on a conference call with the other editor(s). Honestly, I see it a lot more with spreadsheet
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by jmvoodoo 8y ago
GoPro completely changed skydiving photography. Before GoPro we would fly around with camcorders clumsily bolted to the side of our head. Now they can be mounted anywhere, with greatly reduced chances of injury (a fast opening can expose yo
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by jmvoodoo 8y ago
Japanese children are notoriously independent [0]. Very different from the US. [0] https://www.citylab.com/transportation/2015/09/why-are-littl...
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by jmvoodoo 8y ago
That's not always the case. It's common to do an asset sale when companies go bankrupt. I know. I've been involved in one such sale (on the buy side).
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by jmvoodoo 8y ago
I use cron-job.org for recurring hooks. It's not as developer friendly as posthook but it gets the job done.
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by jmvoodoo 8y ago
Vue, React and Angular (and many other frameworks) have enough critical mass that they aren't going away, and will continue to get regular updates. This, combined with how well the framework fits your particular use case and team, is a
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by jmvoodoo 8y ago
It's 4xx so it should be used only to represent an issue with the request/client, not the server :)
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by jmvoodoo 8y ago
Didn't mean to come off as some kind of zealot for keto. For me it's a tool. It has downsides. Your muscles need glycogen to perform at their peak, so you lose strength on keto vs a balanced diet with carbs. Also, I'd never r
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by jmvoodoo 8y ago
This is true. You should limit protein intake to 20 grams in 2hr period to avoid glyconeogenesis, which is the process your body uses to convert protein into glucose. This plus reducing net carbs to 20g or less per day should put you into n
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by jmvoodoo 8y ago
Hey mr_bill. Long time no talk. -indy :)
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by jmvoodoo 8y ago
There are several forms of transmittable cancer in other species. Luckily none in humans yet.
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This isn't even the case though. The site specifically says that the documents, all of them, are public. They just happened to have noticed they screwed up and published some they shouldn't have, and are now going after someone wh
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by jmvoodoo 9y ago
I think that depends on your definition of intrusive.
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by jmvoodoo 9y ago
No. However we get more applicants that are women for the Jr roles and our hiring criteria matches them roughly as often as it matches men. For the sr positions 80% or more of applicants are men which roughly translates into 80% or more of

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