mattkrea

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   by mattkrea 11y ago

   I would say look here: https://www.npmjs.com/browse/depended Look at what people use a lot and knock out open issues on the repos (at least those with clear contribution guidelines).
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   by mattkrea 11y ago

   They also have more serious issues such as the fact that they will only buy animals that have been killed with gas pretty much ruling out a large portion of locally sourced meat and I'd say that is far more important than not being abl
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   by mattkrea 11y ago

   My personal favorite (on Mac) is Monodraw ( http://monodraw.helftone.com/ )
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   by mattkrea 11y ago

   It is "whining" that godoc has to output at a max width of 80 characters because many people apparently still use that as the terminal width. I, personally, do not and can see his point.
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   by mattkrea 11y ago

   Haha, well if your threat model includes the government I'm fairly certain we're all screwed.
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   by mattkrea 11y ago

   I use it with Amazon Kinesis to funnel Kinesis data into a Slack channel after it has been parsed.
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   by mattkrea 11y ago

   Yes, I am using it and no, I am not worried. If someone were to break through my webservice and then break out of the Docker container they'd be on an AWS Elastic Beanstalk container that doesn't even have public keys for SSH on i
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   by mattkrea 11y ago

   I don't think anyone will be willing to say yes or no. Just don't count on something being 'unhackable'. AFAIK there are no published flaws in S3 static hosting.
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   by mattkrea 11y ago

   I ran my personal mail server on DO for about a year or so without issue. I would definitely try a new instance--I didn't even know this was a problem.
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    by mattkrea 11y ago

    Private GitHub, Travis-CI, AppVeyor, Freshdesk, and of course AWS for everything else.
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    by mattkrea 11y ago

    Having used Node.js recently for a high volume service my feeling is it is best for lots of network communication.. but not long running or CPU/disk intensive operations. So, we're slowly transitioning to a Go backend with a sli
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    by mattkrea 11y ago

    Ah ok, gotcha. As I have to maintain a few legacy PHP servers.. I would strongly recommend you take a look at NGINX + PHP-FPM replacing Apache too so you can simplify the stack a bit. NGINX is pretty awesome as a reverse proxy (as you must
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    by mattkrea 11y ago

    As someone who has to maintain a RabbitMQ cluster.. I cannot wait to be able to use this reliabily.
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    by mattkrea 11y ago

    Why do you dislike NGINX?
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    by mattkrea 11y ago

    I'm not sure I'd go that far. I'm not into Rand yet this is quite nice to see. I think it's been a bit too long that we've had a lot of politicians making laws about things they don't understand and while this
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    by mattkrea 11y ago

    As much as I'd love to say "rewrite all the PHP in Node too" :-) yes, your description will work. After a few years in production it seems to me that Node's best position is right between the browser and the backend. Tra
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    by mattkrea 11y ago

    How is it mislabeling https? HTTP over TLS is still HTTP over a secure tunnel.
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    by mattkrea 11y ago

    I guess I'm confused about your stance. What is your suggestion? Stay on SSL 3 because TLS 1.0 and TLS 1.1 have issues? Are there any known issues with TLS 1.2? I'm not aware of any.
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    by mattkrea 11y ago

    I think you may be referring to Certificate Patrol ( https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/certificate-p... )
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    by mattkrea 11y ago

    I don't think this is universal as it hasn't applied where I work. Without understanding how promises work they are no easier and it doesn't help that many things exists that do not use the standard .then() and .catch().
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    by mattkrea 11y ago

    I did pay. It's a great product and nag screens annoy the hell out of me too.
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    Turns HGT elevation maps into 2D images or 3D models(github.com)

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

    Not necessarily an IDE but Sublime Text + Racer[0] on OS X. [0]: https://github.com/phildawes/racer
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    by mattkrea 11y ago

    I wouldn't believe that. LinkedIn is worse than Facebook these days in its uselessness.
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    by mattkrea 11y ago

    Good catch. The AMI I'm using could be outdated. I'll have to update later.
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    by mattkrea 11y ago

    I simply haven't had the time to upgrade some but others are running on Elastic Beanstalk which is capped at Node 0.10.26 believe it or not. For newer things I'm running io.js 2.x and patiently waiting for the first merged release
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    by mattkrea 11y ago

    As much as I leaned toward the merger (running both in production sucks ) I don't think people thought he was being serious--obviously he had to know what io.js was. Instead of being humorous it comes off as somewhat smug and ignoring
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    by mattkrea 11y ago

    I think it's hard to say at this point beyond the fact that is certainly isn't helping it. The more proprietary APIs pushed the less likely someone is going to use OpenGL (DirectX is a great example). Apple doing this now basicall
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    by mattkrea 11y ago

    Agreed. On a more positive note.. jq absolutely blows my mind for working in the other direction (reading) jq: http://stedolan.github.io/jq/
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    by mattkrea 11y ago

    If you are quick with cURL maybe it's not--it's just a matter of preference. I, on the other hand, can take quite a while to type out a cURL request with 4 custom headers and a long JSON body. While I spent most of my day at the C