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makach
9y ago
my thoughts exactly. it's difficult to understand this presentation without the discussion that goes with each slide. it's too easy to just be biased about the meaning of each slide;
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makach
9y ago
those and also; Hanselminutes, RadioLab
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makach
9y ago
We use Apigee, now know as Google Sense (API Management framework) Most big cloud vendors offer API management through their services.
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makach
10y ago
I passed 40. I have kids and got a huge mortgage on my home. I used to do development but somehow I got into doing more architecture and advising. I miss developing but try to do some on my spare time, but I have to be careful with IP becau
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makach
10y ago
Excellent article! on a completely different note: I chuckled when I saw that it comes from a gay website with the directed advertisement that is typically associated with this life style! I wonder what kind of advertisement will be directe
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makach
10y ago
it's only secure if you can ensure that no one has tampered with your keys. if your keys are generated behind a service like this, how can you know that you are safe?
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makach
10y ago
I noticed that you don't have to, but what is then the benefit of this web site..?
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makach
10y ago
you shouldn't put your private key in the cloud..? ..or maybe it is considered acceptable these days? theoretically--if you put your private key in cloud, and you pass the passphrase you give everything to the man in the middle for dec
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makach
10y ago
just discovered it, looks like an interesting attempt to solve exchanging public keys. feels wrong to put public keys in a cloud solution like this---
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makach
10y ago
being rejected 4 times is not uncommon. How do you apply to jobs? Make sure you apply in massively parallel, statistically you increase your chances. contact a recruitment agency, they are can help you get in touch with a company. contact m
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makach
10y ago
isn't this just a flawed product? children's safeguard - if it is safari only. This is not really sufficient, or -safe-. Anyone can easily circumvent this by installing a different browser, visit a friend or breaking the rules in
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makach
10y ago
Embrace it as an awesome experience. Most people don't get an interview. You obviously got some learning from it. Interviews are great. They go both way. Never forget you are also interviewing them! Also being employed, going to interv
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makach
10y ago
yes, most code is (jokingly): write once, read never^^ It is also said that it is 10x more difficult to read code than to write it. If you enjoy it, practice. Comment well. If there is something you don't understand, rewrite, break it
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makach
10y ago
Um, what if their logs grow exponentially or faster..? Will they not struggle using that approach? The article reads like an advertisement to me.
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makach
10y ago
So this is the one report people will refer to when they will justify their views on mobile use
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makach
11y ago
NPR RadioLab did an amazing story on this! http://www.npr.org/sections/health-shots/2015/06/11/41222485...
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makach
12y ago
At first I thought this was a big wtf but really there isn't much to it. It is a rather good, detailed step by step documentation of how to set up a hello world example. +1