mattkrea

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1. 121.▲
   by mattkrea 11y ago

   Bummer. First issue I've seen since I switched over to them.
2. 122.▲
   by mattkrea 11y ago

   I'll take it as a positive that there is a good chance if someone tampered with my device my information is still secure.
3. 123.▲
   by mattkrea 11y ago

   Your tutorials are awesome and while you may not even see this I would love for someone at DO to get on blob storage. If that was available I could move a lot of things over ($25k/mo on AWS currently). Load balancers and VPCs are also
4. 124.▲
   by mattkrea 11y ago

   I know this will not be a popular answer but if your program is too complicated to understand in a text editor I think you might have a problem. I will however use an IDE if I'm inheriting a project that I can hardly make sense of.
5. 125.▲
   by mattkrea 11y ago

   I would strongly recommend people steer clear of Elastic Beanstalk with Docker. Every 20 or so days I have to completely terminate all of my instances as commands begin to fail. This didn't seem to happen as much when the projects we h
6. 126.▲
   by mattkrea 11y ago

   Just write one. It isn't difficult. http://www.osc.nc.gov/secp/Bank_of_America_NACHA_File_Specs....
7. 127.▲
   by mattkrea 11y ago

   Exactly. It is not a requirement. It is merely a liability shift so the merchant (CVS in this case) will be liable for fraudulent charges if they do not use chip & pin. In this case it seems they just went that way to play it safe.
8. 128.▲
   by mattkrea 11y ago

   For anyone that is interested.. 1.0 still does not mean defaulting to CoreCLR on OS X and Linux. It is still using Mono. You can force it (looks like CoreCLR is still RC1) by running `dnvm upgrade -r coreclr`
9. 129.▲
   by mattkrea 11y ago

   We'll see how long it takes to go cross platform. Only then can someone really say but so far this PR doesn't make me feel very comfortable with the Node ecosystem going forward.
10. 130.▲
    by mattkrea 11y ago

    It shouldn't be merged into core if it doesn't work on the rest of the platforms core works on. Keep it in some experimental branch until it is ready and more important why would they even submit the PR if a ton of tests are faili
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    by mattkrea 11y ago

    Because if the argument is better support and wider reach then maybe wait until it runs on more than one platform. Edit: even if they had waited until the JITless builds for OS X and Linux were ready I'd be happier. This definitely fee
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    by mattkrea 11y ago

    We don't rule them out by any means but it is a big plus. If someone demonstrates in an interview that they have an interest (we usually have a brief test we send out via email just to see how they do also) we're totally fine with
13. 133.▲
    by mattkrea 11y ago

    In my experience, developers with GitHub repos or other work usually are more interested in what they do. For me, that translates to people that are proud of the code they write and more interested in the job rather than someone that just c
14. 134.▲
    by mattkrea 11y ago

    Node 4/5 (really arrow functions alone) largely eliminated the need for Babel on backend code IMO.
15. 135.▲
    by mattkrea 11y ago

    Since this is likely just an embedded webview I'd strongly recommend people check out Paw ( https://luckymarmot.com/paw ). It's a native app and works great.
16. 136.▲
    by mattkrea 11y ago

    Some have been good but it is just being taken too far.
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    by mattkrea 11y ago

    Having used both Node and Go (truly love them both as well) I can safely say that Node.js is far more of a pain to deploy than Go although once you set up the CI/CD pipeline it becomes less of a pain. One note I would say though is tha
18. 138.▲
    by mattkrea 11y ago

    This is really getting annoying.. especially considering its from what I assume is a joke account.
19. 139.▲
    by mattkrea 11y ago

    Let's please stop trying to say GitHub == Open Source.
20. 140.▲
    by mattkrea 11y ago

    Wondering if it actually uses CoreCLR on Linux/Mac.. it definitely did not for quite a long time.
21. 141.▲
    by mattkrea 11y ago

    You are asking for trouble using a tool like this if you don't understand every little thing that it is doing. Managing hundreds of instances on AWS is not easy even using Amazon's own tooling.
22. 142.▲
    by mattkrea 11y ago

    Nice press release but effectively meaningless most likely. The US doesn't even need to go to the courts at all to access the data now.. http://www.spiegel.de/international/world/snowden-documents-...
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    by mattkrea 11y ago

    I'd rather not be monitored while shopping. It's the same thing as an annoying Best Buy employee walking around while you shop in the store even if you have zero questions. Except in this case they then follow you around the rest
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    by mattkrea 11y ago

    I'm more referring to the people that might look at this and say, "Oh, this looks great. Let me run this." If you have that much of a problem with Windows (as I do) just don't run it--not just a general comment on Window
25. 145.▲
    by mattkrea 11y ago

    Just stop using Windows. If you don't play PC games there is little reason to still be using it.
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    Node.js v5.0.0 stable(nodejs.org)

    4 points by mattkrea 11y ago|0 comments
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    by mattkrea 11y ago

    Wait.. are you using the IP of the ELB instead of the A or AAA record and then using Route 53's round robin DNS? You should absolutely not be doing that if so but if you must you should enable health check on Route 53. Edit: Here is
28. 148.▲
    by mattkrea 11y ago

    Cloud9 is worth looking into. https://github.com/c9
29. 149.▲
    by mattkrea 11y ago

    Wondered why MySQL was dying on me with 4.2.0.. Good to see they got to it quickly.
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    by mattkrea 11y ago

    I understand that but unfortunately here the longer we don't do anything the more people die.