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by minaguib 3y ago
This is more common than you think. So long as you know what you want as an outcome, don't overthink it. Unless you're working with higher-than-average levels of sociopathy, you'll find that you can talk about it and transi
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by minaguib 3y ago
This was yanked almost immediately after it was deployed and announced: https://globalnews.ca/news/9785851/quebec-transport-ministry...
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by minaguib 3y ago
I'm not a frontend dev, but from cursory reading of htmx docs, it seems your example implying every chat message would require sending the full log to every user is a bit of a stretch - a more natural way would be to transmit only the
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by minaguib 3y ago
That's EASY PostgreSQL. The answer has always been PostgreSQL, even at the height of MySQL's popularity and LAMP craze. It is a VASTLY better piece of software and ecosystem - yet it's boring at the same time - all things I
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by minaguib 3y ago
We have collectively taught all the non-tech folks not to enter sensitive information, such as credit card numbers, in non-secure forms that don't show the lock. This used to mean a lot when certificates were harder and more expensive
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by minaguib 4y ago
Interesting opinion. I was mentioning the 4000 weeks idea to a friend and how I found it interesting and thought-provoking, and their reaction was quite the opposite as it was way too dark for them. I wonder if this idea highlights some fai
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by minaguib 4y ago
It's interesting that this: > the right thing to do is to give SRE teams the power to say "no" and refuse to take the pager for any particular service Was a tenet in the original Google SRE material. SREs help operate wel
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by minaguib 4y ago
Absolutely incredible - from idea to implementation to output.
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by minaguib 4y ago
Hivestack | Montreal,QC,Canada | Hybrid | https://www.hivestack.com/ Industry: Adtech, specializing in Digital Out Of Home Hiring: Senior & Staff-Level Software Developers, as well as DevOps Stack: (frontend) Vue|Swift
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by minaguib 4y ago
I'm huge fan of DuckDB. Awesome to see a blog post like this describing what looks like a fantastic local ecosystem surrounding it.
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by minaguib 4y ago
Cool material, but happy to have been exposed to okso.app as a (newcomer?) free online sketching tool (a-la excalidraw, a bit...)
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by minaguib 4y ago
Hivestack | Montreal,QC,Canada | Hybrid | https://www.hivestack.com/ Industry: Adtech, specializing in Digital Out Of Home Hiring: Senior & Staff-Level Software & Systems Engineers, as well as DevOps Stack: (fe) Vu
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by minaguib 4y ago
Interesting. Never tried dgsh before, but yea it looks like my poor-man's CLI workflow for a lot of tasks
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by minaguib 4y ago
I don't know why I waited so long to try it. I wrangle a ton of raw and aggregate data locally every day. I've had a 10-year habit of massaging via unix CLI tools and pipes then moving to excel. I guess I didn't wanna write
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by minaguib 5y ago
My reading is if you allowed Salesforce/Heroku or Travis CI access to your GitHub account/organization, then there is a chance that that grant was leaked to a malicious third party - and they may have accessed your github account
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by minaguib 5y ago
Absolutely brilliant essay and work - It's always extremely impressive when someone can both develop such depth in an area that interests them but also write/blog so eloquently about it. This is also a great example where I can pe
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by minaguib 5y ago
AFAIK this is how it worked with classical OS packages (think rpm/yum/apt/etc.) Packages and metadata was all prepared for distribution over nothing more than static file hosting and http(s) to leverage as much existing infra
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by minaguib 5y ago
+1 Ran into a pathological case where a query that usually took 10-20ms would sometimes, semi-randomly, take > 15 minutes (while the corresponding PG process server-side is running at 100% CPU) Explain showed a dramatic query plan change
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by minaguib 5y ago
1. Don't lie to the employer 2. It's an employee's market, so don't shy from applying 3. Don't lie to yourself - if there are strong underlying causes which will affect your work performance, perhaps you're not
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by minaguib 5y ago
I'd get in touch with LastPass support asap to see if they have a digital trail to help you figure out what happened. I'd also guess the most plausible situation would be malware on your computer that managed to sniff your credent
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by minaguib 5y ago
First guess was "black" Second guess was correct It feels too lucky
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by minaguib 5y ago
Damn, your guess sounds quite plausible. Also, everything is awful.
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by minaguib 5y ago
Don't overthink it. Do it. Develop the habit, 1000% more important than measured results. Push yourself to do it even if you're not feeling like it, and even if you're not enjoying it mid-exercise. The net result is you&#x2
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by minaguib 5y ago
I see the author's point. However it focuses almost entirely on the idea of documents/information retrieval. The web would not be at today's scale if it focused on written-word documentation. For better or worse, most indivi
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by minaguib 5y ago
Scroll to the bottom, find the llama, click it :)
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by minaguib 5y ago
I've noticed a couple of machines in the gym (pre-covid) got very little use specifically because they're brutal - specifically the jacob's ladder machine, and VersaClimber. Are you able to actually look forward to an "a
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by minaguib 5y ago
I understand in theory they may grandfather me in if I act now on this limited-time offer. But screen-sharing, essentially what's on the table to an app on my Laptop, should not require cloud services nor a recurring monthly subscripti
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by minaguib 5y ago
lolwut ? Don't consumer ISPs hand out /64s or /48s ?
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by minaguib 5y ago
I was days away from ordering a Remarkable 2, despite the high price. I could see it being amazing, with screen-share, in diagraming and sharing visually with webex/zoom colleagues. Now it looks like I'll need to pay them $7.99&#x
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by minaguib 5y ago
This is pretty cool, from a "check-in-self-serve-here" perspective. In contrast, in Quebec Canada, the QR codes are issued to people once they get vaccinated, and contain the person's name and vaccination(s) statuses, and dig

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