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by koblas 5y ago
There is a huge amount of truth to this. I've been thinking of these as Microliths large monolithic codebases surrounded by service workers (lambda style or queue style). The biggest problem I've seen is that early applications a
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by koblas 5y ago
Fads... Let's be realistic everybody whois is in the information economy is trying to organize the chaotic stream of information that is flying there way 24x7. You've got everything from idea, to books you want to read, to slack
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by koblas 5y ago
suretype looks interesting, will have to do a bit of review there. One of the things we're now doing is using io-ts for both encoding and decoding types. Internally we're more JSON than gRPC so we're using it to provide a s
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by koblas 5y ago
Interesting that the author used joi as the example, when the io-ts validation library fully embraces the functional world with success/fail return value from validation. Realistically, the advantage throw has is that if you have a si
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by koblas 5y ago
The "biggest" problem in the JavaScript ecosystem (NPM) is that dependadabot doesn't know how to discriminate between dependancies and devDepandancies. I don't really care if jest includes a package that has a regex issu
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by koblas 5y ago
SOC 2 compliance as well. If you cannot check the box that says "all changes are reviewed prior to release" you're SOL.
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by koblas 5y ago
Was listening to CBC and they made an excellent point. Which is that the Air Canada board of directors has nobody on it from any union or "representing" the employees. When you look at the compensation committee you see other pe
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by koblas 5y ago
SEEKING WORK | Remote USA | Part-time I'm looking for a part-time contract either providing some basic product maintaince or greenfield prototyping. I'm a senior developer with lots of backend production experience with solid Reac
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by koblas 6y ago
Payment Rails | Backend Developers | Montreal QC | Full-Time | https://www.paymentrails.com We are the infrastructure that makes it easy for companies to pay the on-demand workforce (influencers, gig workers, contractors). You
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by koblas 6y ago
The last two paragraphs are exactly where I undid all of my reading. > In the USDA’s standard this is probably a net benefit - you basically know they are lying at all times, ... Equating the USDA recommendations to lies, because their c
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by koblas 6y ago
It does a lot more than that. You can quickly add lambda functions. https://docs.amplify.aws/cli/function
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by koblas 6y ago
Authentication: Bearer headers This avoids most cross site scripting attacks
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by koblas 6y ago
This was interesting up until I found this line in the documentation. Which is having authentication based on cookies is a non-starter for many organizations at this point. > Authelia relies on session cookies to authenticate users. Whe
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by koblas 6y ago
What people totally omit when thinking about webhooks is the parallels to web sockets and client side updates. In the last round of our system updates, we have "attached" the web sockets and webhooks to the same message bus which
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by koblas 6y ago
One should use RFC 3339 dates which have a formal grammar and and open standard.
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by koblas 6y ago
Really wish the author had gone all in on hook patterns rather than start with component patterns and make a transition. 1. Use TypeScript to catch errors early 2. Use hooks 3. Build your data access layer as custom hooks -- e.g. const { is
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by koblas 6y ago
Working on Tax/Person ID validation. First building out this JS library - https://github.com/koblas/stdnum-js which I plan on embedding in this React static site. https://tininfo.com/country/A
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by koblas 6y ago
My best take away is that if you're running the usual collection of interpreted languages (JavaScript/Python/etc.) you'll probably never get the benefit of having multi-threaded lambda functions for reducing runtime. Gi
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by koblas 6y ago
I'm also in that 30 year camp. Will say that I value things that understand my time has value. I can say that I've gone from having the stereo with 7.1 channels and balancing a room to just give me a Sonos.
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by koblas 6y ago
Just going to say it. "GOOD!"
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by koblas 6y ago
I could argue that Atlanta is tier 3 as well, the distinction between tier 2/3 could just be a simple rule of numbers (over a 1M pop vs. under 1M pop) and not a tech center. Or in my case that when I've interviewed people from th
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by koblas 6y ago
San Francisco / Seattle / Boston / New York --- Austin / Salt Lake / Los Angeles / Portland / Atlanta --- Ann Arbor / Chicago / Minneapolis / Miami
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by koblas 6y ago
The article misses the Amazon competitive problem. Quite a few retail companies will not do business with companies that host on AWS infrastructure (e.g. Walmart). https://www.bbc.com/news/technology-40367626
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by koblas 7y ago
Payment Rails | Montreal QC | Onsite | https://www.paymentrails.com We are the infrastructure that makes it easy for companies to pay influencers, gig workers and their contractors. You will have the chance to work on core infra
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by koblas 7y ago
It was an SSL connection with a custom cert chain. So I could easily wrap the HTTP side of things with a SOCKS forwarder which then SOCKS proxied into the VPN and then back out to the other site. There might have been another way to do it,
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by koblas 7y ago
I will always say this was a complete hack to a specific time in history. Having SOCKS in your toolbelt of tricks is always handy and can make hard things surprisingly easy. Last time was I needed to tunnel a request from my development en
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by koblas 7y ago
Laughing at the irony and change of tone. Our love and appreciation for adult fans of LEGO. They have always been very important to us and have contributed so much to helping us build the brand. Their original tact was -- http://
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by koblas 7y ago
Pitting numpy append against python append is an odd choice for a performance comparison.
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by koblas 7y ago
Payment Rails | Montreal QC | Onsite | https://www.paymentrails.com We are the infrastructure that makes it easy for companies to pay influencers, gig workers and their contractors. You will have the chance to work on core infra
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by koblas 7y ago
The proposal has a very short statement about implementation. If you think about this very carfully, you realize that part of the compilation speed of go allows you to compile a single package into code without having to leak out all of yo

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