lettersdigits

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by lettersdigits 10y ago
what about including the reducers/sagas/actions/action types inside a component's folder (assuming it has its own reducers/sagas)?
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Cloudbleed: How to deal with it(medium.com)
1 points by lettersdigits 10y ago|0 comments
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by lettersdigits 10y ago
great service (ux, speed, no bloated BS JS/CSS). But the domain is difficult to pronounce (say) in my head, which is really bad, brand-wise .
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by lettersdigits 10y ago
clearly you haven't been in too many third world countries :) try getting a reliable yellow taxi driver in those countries who WON'T try to pull a trick on you :) they exist, but are a minority (or at least not a majority)
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by lettersdigits 10y ago
ok, what about train-less cities ? i can list 10s of them in third world countries ..
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by lettersdigits 10y ago
And what if you fly somewhere outside the US ? still no Uber ?
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by lettersdigits 10y ago
> The assumption there is that you offer a refund for the service, which I don't think is necessary exactly this. Just cancel his subscription the NEXT month, and you solved the problem, financially and technically :) And who would
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by lettersdigits 10y ago
> I get 5-10 emails per day max. 7.5(the average of your 5-10 emails per day)*30(days) /7000=~0.003 =%0.3 how would you explain the fact that only 0.3% of your customers send you an email/month ? What contributes to it being so
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by lettersdigits 10y ago
what ? please explain.. If you cancel the subscription, you won't get support. I don't understand your point :)
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by lettersdigits 10y ago
>Nine years later, and still the stream of customer support requests has not relented! You gave me an idea for a business model - Let's say you offer a pingdom-like service (to monitor your site availability and reliablity) - You c
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The Internet Is Freaking Out Over This Song Made from a Unicorn Drawing(creators.vice.com)
2 points by lettersdigits 10y ago|0 comments
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by lettersdigits 10y ago
> He never said they are worse This is why i asked for clarifications. the OP said 'Google is incapable of hiring the engineers I want to work with', which implies that the engineers he is looking to work with are NOT there. Go
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by lettersdigits 10y ago
> The reason I won't work at Google is because Google is incapable of hiring the engineers I want to work with That's a very bold (even arrogant, sorry) statement about 57,000+ (googled it) employees. So 57,000 are worse devs t
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by lettersdigits 10y ago
i didn't even think about that angle (being careful from third party logs for http GETs with sensitive info in the url). thanks
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by lettersdigits 10y ago
i think it's not enough: one of the comments of the question here: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/499591/are-https-urls-enc... says: "It's probably a bad idea to put confidential data in the UR
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by lettersdigits 10y ago
> http://getmirrorshades.com/view.html?siteKey=[SECRET_SITE_KE... someone sniffing the network traffic can see the SECRET_SITE_KEY .. isn't it a security concern? or am i missing anything?
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by lettersdigits 10y ago
I'm curious about the stats (if you have them): how many of the candidates added documentation ? because one could argue that documentation by itself is not DRY since now you have both the code and the description of the code (the docs
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by lettersdigits 10y ago
> The driver said that Uber gave him more business, but he didn’t make as much I asked many Uber drivers (outside and inside my own country), and they all LOVED uber (bottom line - more jobs, more money, even if smaller profit margins pe
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by lettersdigits 10y ago
> Obviously one could have thought of this before marrying and putting kids in school in the town with one tech firm this was going to be my response, but then you said it yourself :) The more intelligent and self-responsible act (which
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by lettersdigits 10y ago
you are removing a lot of personal responsibility from the guy who is looking for the job. If you are born in a 'bad' place (regardless of the reason for it being 'bad' - a violent/poor neighborhood, a city without
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by lettersdigits 10y ago
> The best code is the code that is easiest to manipulate and modify this great (IMO) article comes to mind: http://programmingisterrible.com/post/139222674273/write-cod... : "Write code that is easy to d
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by lettersdigits 10y ago
a good programmer should be able to identify bad companies to work for, which could solve many of the issues displayed in the article. it's much like choosing a good life partner - choosing a good life partner (instead of a crazy one)