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by josefdlange 10y ago
Disagree. If you implement every possible feature as a first-class deployed feature, your software is going to be (1) huge and (2) so confusing. Implement core features, then implement a great API for 3P (or your own!) developers to add ric
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by josefdlange 10y ago
Love your interest in the community. Thanks for hearing me out!
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by josefdlange 10y ago
AFAIK its import/export features are plugin based. Write it!
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by josefdlange 10y ago
I love using Paw. I'm no longer in the building phase of my service, but when I was defining my API and testing endpoints, Paw was critical in the process. My main feature request (and I'm not sure if any competitor does this, so
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by josefdlange 10y ago
This response is probably the most rational one I've seen here. It doesn't dive into a holy war of UI opinions -- it sticks to observations of reality and conclusions drawn from them. Thank you for trying to introduce thoughtful c
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by josefdlange 10y ago
> We’ve used Mantle, which is a wrapper around iOS’s built-in layout pieces. Uh... no? Mantle is a modeling and serialization/deserialization library.
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by josefdlange 10y ago
I've read, at the behest of my spouse, The Hobbit and the trilogy of the Lord of the Rings. As someone who was never really "into" the whole world Tolkien had created, I must say I was won over by the end. Who wouldn't w
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by josefdlange 10y ago
Former Cloud-Driver here. We launched a significant upgrade to the back-end just before I left, which technically speaking does not have the 2GB limit. That being said, I don't know if there aren't any artificial constraints. I wa
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by josefdlange 10y ago
Half-Life 3 Confirmed
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by josefdlange 10y ago
As a naive nincompoop, is there any way for me to guess the initial price of a share when they become available?
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by josefdlange 10y ago
Is it that standing up a new micro service will have its DNS automagically created? Is that really all this buys? Some predictable automated DNS management?
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by josefdlange 10y ago
This is going to come off as incredibly dense, but if the upstream services' (goodreads, etc) DNS names are statically configured in app, why do we need all this glue? Can't we just point a DNS record at an LB and add/remove
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by josefdlange 10y ago
As a (primarily) iOS developer by trade, I feel your pain. There are colocation operations that seem to do well. They involve racks and racks of Mac minis hanging out in a datacenter somewhere -- since it's Apple hardware, it's to
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by josefdlange 11y ago
+1 for Tyler and his courses. There's something great about the way he presents the knowledge I can't quite put words to. He manages to "pull back the curtain" just enough to satisfy my curiosity without allowing me to g
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by josefdlange 11y ago
So, why can't I view the roadmap?
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by josefdlange 11y ago
I've been participating on RemoteTogether [1] for a few months now. I live in rural Texas -- my wife and I moved here for her grad schooling from Seattle -- and locally I haven't really made many friends and it's been a bit o
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by josefdlange 11y ago
This is great -- it has a killer feature that I think GitHub Pages is sorely missing (unless it exists and I'm just ignorant to the fact). Custom domains WITH SSL. Right now I have my custom domain set up on GitHub, but it's not S
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by josefdlange 11y ago
I wrote a thing for this! https://github.com/josefdlange/doit To be fair, I don't use it anymore because I'm a disorganized wreck (but that's just a personal problem!). Despite that, I think it's a
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by josefdlange 11y ago
I like this one. There are a number of people who'd not quite fall for it, but go on wondering if you're telling the truth or not.
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by josefdlange 11y ago
B.Sc. in Computer Science, fresh out of undergrad. Applied conservatively for jobs to get into something I could excel at from the get-go and learn how to work in the corporate world before throwing myself at complex technical problems. I&#
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by josefdlange 11y ago
Your failure to research the feelings behind this statement is obvious. Fingerprints on an iOS device are stored in the Secure Enclave, a hardware module on the device itself, used for checking fingerprints, answering yes or no to the quest
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by josefdlange 11y ago
While at Amazon, I worked in two different roles. I don't have the exact numbers, but I'll put ballparks in here: (1) Support Engineer * Base: $72,000; increased at 1yr to $74,000 * Bonus: $20,000; half in first check, other half
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by josefdlange 11y ago
Someone compromised their main web server where the binaries are hosted and put up a malicious binary.
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by josefdlange 11y ago
This film made me fall in love with the aesthetic of Wuppertal, and made it move very high on my list of potential places to visit and/or live for a while. Related: anyone know how how welcoming Wuppertal is to remote workers?!
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by josefdlange 11y ago
This. I know of a number of modern AWS and Amazon services that use Kinesis under-the-hood, from past internal experience (left a year ago, though, so there might be more, too!)
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by josefdlange 11y ago
So, any reason why this doesn't work in Safari (Version 9.0.3 (11601.4.4)?
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by josefdlange 11y ago
Anyone have a good explanation of why, in the Python example, they recommend `hmac.compare_digest` instead of `==` for comparison? Is there something obvious I'm missing here?
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by josefdlange 11y ago
Revolver, the Beatles. Bar none. Great moment in their history between invasion pop and psychedelic experimentation. A close second is Abbey Road though, mostly for the holistic composition of the album. As far as modern(ish) albums go, I&#
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by josefdlange 11y ago
I haven't heard of a single place that requires a candidate to be active as a "competitive coder" -- they just require that the candidate know what the hell they're doing. Don't project hyperbole onto the companies
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by josefdlange 11y ago
Is this supposed to devolve to the absurd as it goes on?

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