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Gateway pattern for external service calls
(rednafi.com)
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linhns
1y ago
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linhns
1y ago
People are waking up to this, I have seen companies asking for paper reproduction on the spot before handing out offers.
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linhns
1y ago
Exactly, that’s why Bjarne Strousoup says there are only 2 types of languages, one that people complain about, and one nobody uses
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linhns
1y ago
Defaulting to local currency is good since people usually book in local currency, putting switch button at the end is really bad though.
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linhns
1y ago
Woah. What a gem you have provided us here.
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linhns
1y ago
Configuring in evil is a nightmare.
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linhns
1y ago
If Bitwarden can come up with something similar, I'd gladly welcome it, even though it's awesome already.
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linhns
1y ago
Yeah but if you want some restricted content the app is the only way
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linhns
1y ago
> the average software engineer needs approximately none of that. This is not really true, especially if you're involved with physics and robotics even just a bit like a do. Without mathematics, you won't understand a thing.
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1y ago
conda is a completely no-go for me. It’s for data scientists, and only data scientists who do not need to care much about production.
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linhns
1y ago
Yep, many are just throwing shades at it. I combined omz with Antidote, which now gives me a fully featured shell and blazingly fast.
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1y ago
I think he has to put that to prevent any crazy things from the law side. You have a great point on doctors there, no wonder why people lose trust in them after so many wrongs.
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1y ago
Somewhat, but it’s easier to use than asdf
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linhns
1y ago
But admittedly, they still have the only good laptop on the market
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linhns
1y ago
Asian here, always surprised when these apps keep putting their money into those promotions and getting almost nothing back in results.
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linhns
1y ago
Intentional or not, good omission though.
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linhns
1y ago
And laser guns for defence.
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linhns
1y ago
I lasted through the film only because of the cinematography, the other parts are overrated.
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1y ago
I wonder if he’s a machine himself?
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linhns
1y ago
Yes, and people have been as clever as possible dealing with this issue. There is just no good way to solve it.
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linhns
2y ago
You can use minifeed.net
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linhns
2y ago
Sounds nice but how's the durability. I'm just afraid that width and that skinny just a random misstep may break it.
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linhns
2y ago
A platypus?
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linhns
2y ago
Don't use Authy, I agree with you that the Bitwarden UI is getting uglier, but at least they are trying to make it better (it will get worse before they learn lessons to improve), unlike Authy.
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linhns
2y ago
I tried this. Simply does not work for me. In the end more time will be spent looking for the box
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linhns
2y ago
Looking at the replies to this comment, I'd not say tech enthusiasts are going to be into these foldables, only those that want something that can be an iPhone, an iPad and possibly a laptop combined into one without being good at any
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linhns
2y ago
Looks cool to me, but is there any proof of performance that it is the fastest url shortener?
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2y ago
Actually, it’s making a comeback now somewhat, thanks to the inherent capability to filter and select only wanted content and weed out the noise in this world.
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2y ago
In the end, it's a results business. Software just get higher pay earlier in the career so people will have to go for it.
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2y ago
I just browsed through. Content looks concise to me. Might want to add syntax highlighting to the code to make it more visible.
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