mkobit

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by mkobit 11y ago
I still think there is a lot of value in both the 'this is how this API is typically used' and the 'see other examples'. Even if the authors of the code provide some sort of documentation and examples for how things are
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HIRED – State of US Salaries Report(hired.com)
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by mkobit 11y ago
What about bro.bot? It doesn't seem like there are too many 'fun' words that end in .bot
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by mkobit 11y ago
This is the first time I have really noticed the '405 Method Not Allowed' code. This makes it seem like you should explicitly handle every verb, when in cases before I have just left them unimplemented (which typically just result
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by mkobit 11y ago
Kotlin seems to be the way that this is moving, especially with Kotlin being added to IntelliJ IDEA 15 [1]. I would imagine that Kotlin support would be built into Android Studio soon. [1] - https://blog.jetbrains.com/idea&#
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by mkobit 11y ago
That library has some fun/interesting generics declarations like this one ( https://github.com/jOOQ/jOOL/blob/master/src/main/java/org/j... ) > static <T1, T2, T3, T4, T5, T6
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by mkobit 11y ago
It wasn't touched on in this document, but I think more people should hear about Nashorn. It is the new JavaScript Engine that, I believe, supports ES 5.1. It allows you to do some pretty neat things with Java/JavaScript interacti
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by mkobit 11y ago
That's an interesting and plausible take on it. Why do you think new companies still go the route of not allowing special characters (like <>;"()' and the other SQL injection types)? I would think that new companies wou
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by mkobit 11y ago
One that comes to recent memory is Schwab. A few points from this ( http://www.jeremytunnell.com/posts/swab-password-policies-an... ) article from December 2014: > "Schwab.com passwords are limited to eight chara
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by mkobit 11y ago
A bunch of different "identity as a service" type products seem to be getting more prominence (Auth0, Stormpath, and Ping Identity come to mind), too. The selling point of these seems to be that you as a developer don't want
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by mkobit 11y ago
> The hackers described how they were able to access sensitive government documents stored as attachments in Brennan’s personal account because the spy chief had forwarded them from his work email. How is this acceptable? Shouldn't
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by mkobit 11y ago
I think you can do this, at least on some of the Drive services. For Sheets, go to File -> See Revision History and you should be able to view changes/revert to a previous revision.
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by mkobit 11y ago
The article title doesn't seem as deceptive as this post title: > Partial Victory: Obama Encryption Policy Rejects Laws Mandating Backdoors, But Leaves the Door Open for Informal Deals Compared to: > Obama Encryption Policy Rejec
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by mkobit 11y ago
AWS re:Invent keynote from yesterday and today's keynote is currently on.
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by mkobit 11y ago
Unless I am reading it wrong, it sounds like you need to pay for the requests as well. From https://aws.amazon.com/kinesis/firehose/pricing/ : > Storage > You will be billed separately for charges associ
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by mkobit 11y ago
> Snowball currently supports importing data to AWS. Exporting data out of AWS will be supported in a future release. I'm interested in hearing about how they are going to do this.
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by mkobit 11y ago
The picture on the page doesn't give me an accurate estimate of the size. They are actually 50 pounds (says on the blog)!
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by mkobit 11y ago
A really interesting article from a couple years ago that talks about their tech behind the regional failover can be found here: http://techblog.netflix.com/2013/12/active-active-for-multi-...
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by mkobit 11y ago
Let's hope they trademark the name... After reading the comment above about Adblock, AdBlock, and Adblock Plus, it would be much easier to know exactly what product the news is about.
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by mkobit 11y ago
Another link/stream/mirror (for those using Ctrl+F) - http://mars.nasa.gov/news/whatsnew/index.cfm?FuseAction=Show...
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by mkobit 11y ago
When I listened to this before it made me wonder if Netflix's culture will get same sort of negative treatment and publicity that Amazon has been getting recently.
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by mkobit 11y ago
I'd say that is better than what I came up with. I really like this concept of a product TLDR. It reminds me of https://tldrlegal.com/ . I wish these sorts of summaries were available for other software products and ser
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by mkobit 11y ago
I would have preferred if some of the full comedic ones were toned down because this has some use. The amount of AWS services is hard to keep track of, especially considering when they have a bunch of slightly different solutions to a simil