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4y ago
Have you never had a coworker that needs so much help that they end up "costing" so much of other people's time and focus that you would have been better off if they weren't there at all? While I thankfully haven't
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4y ago
I don't know about Norway, but here in Sweden you'd have one app per task, but since they integrate with each other it really isn't a problem. For example, I have an app for my region's public transportation and when I&#
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4y ago
All those people saying that this is unacceptable negligence from the developers should request a refund. I'm sure they'll get all the money they paid for Axios back in no time.
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4y ago
None, but it's really cool to see it working.
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4y ago
I once made the NodeJS Kafka client KafkaJS run in a browser with a websocket-to-tcp-socket shim. If we combine the two we can now have a browser based client talk to a broker cluster running on edge workers. Just gotta integrate it with Go
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4y ago
Keeping a server running costs you X/hour. Having a lambda costs you Y/invocation. Which is cheaper depends on the number of invocations per hour. If you have 1 invocation per hour, a lambda will be cheaper. If you have 2 million
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4y ago
You could not declare income in your home country as well. Travelling or not, you're still gonna pay taxes _somewhere_.
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4y ago
The exercise window can be quite short. I'm in a similar situation with a 3 month exercise window about 3 years from now, with a valuation that's dropped significantly from when I purchased the warrants.
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5y ago
Jq doesn't seem to need contributors, it needs maintainership. Contributions are a cost to maintainers, as they add more work for them. In the best case they "just" need to review the contribution and handle release managemen
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5y ago
We operate in the same way in the company I work for, and while it's certainly an improvement over useless presentations, the silent reading being part of the meeting drives me insane. The fact that people can't manage their calen
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6y ago
I already offer both sponsorship as well as tailored consulting, but I haven't found any success in trying to sell that in response to issues. The moment I mention that I can provide commercial support, they tend to become silent. Mayb
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6y ago
It's not about organizations _demanding_ that you do work for them for free, it's the constant _expectation_ of it. I experience it myself quite often where users of my software ask about timelines for bug fixes or new features, b
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6y ago
Thank you, I appreciate that!
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6y ago
As it happens, [I was adding Zstandard support]( https://github.com/kafkajs/zstd ) to [KafkaJS]( https://kafka.js.org ) yesterday. Sadly, the closest thing there is to official bindings for NodeJS haven't
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6y ago
Love the idea. I see that the Terraform parser looks like it's pretty isolated from the rest of the code. Would it be reasonably possible to generate a generic plan from something else (such as a CloudFormation changeset in my case) ra
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6y ago
Instabox | Stockholm, Sweden | ONSITE | VISA Instabox ( https://instabox.se/ ) is a growing tech startup that wants to change the logistics industry. We deliver your parcel to one of our smart lockers, seven days a week, as i
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7y ago
Instabox | Stockholm, Sweden | Full-time | ONSITE, VISA | https://instabox.se/ Instabox ( https://instabox.se/ ) is a growing tech startup that wants to change the logistics industry. We deliver your parcel t
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7y ago
Instabox | Stockholm, Sweden | Full-time | ONSITE, VISA | https://instabox.se/ Instabox ( https://instabox.se/ ) is a growing tech startup that wants to change the logistics industry. We deliver your parcel t
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7y ago
Klarna ( https://klarna.com ) | Full-stack developer (JS) | Stockholm, Sweden | full-time | ONSITE | relocation We're a European unicorn that's operating globally in the crossroads between payments, consumer financing, e
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8y ago
The joke is that if you don't have a testing environment, production is your testing environment, which in effect means that you don't have a production environment.
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8y ago
Does anyone know if there is something like this for Nodejs? Of course you can enable profiling, but it would be nice to be able to look at running processes.
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8y ago
I suspect that this may vary depending on your country of residence, industry and union, but what you're describing is at least not how it works in my country and within the unions I've been part of. My situation is such that the
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9y ago
I'd really like a code review tool that is code aware. That is, it treats the diff as code instead of plain text. I'd like to be able to figure out where a method is called from, go to definition and so on. Basically the same stuf
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9y ago
Great slides. The only thing I disagree with is that I think you should put your instances into an autoscaling group from day one. You don't even need to autoscale, but just by having your instance(s) in an autoscaling group, you'
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9y ago
And why would I as a user choose to respond to other people's questions?
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9y ago
Well, that's how cookies in iframes have always worked. The only difference is that these changes explained in the blog post you mentioned means that since you never interact with the domain in a first-party context, you won't be
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That's not how it works. Even if you're setting the cookie on your own domain, if you're embedding your site in an iframe on a different domain, you won't be able to read your own cookies from within the iframe after thi
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9y ago
I work on a checkout product that is implemented as a third-party iframe. We set a cookie so that a user can have their information remembered for the next time, so that if you've shopped at merchant A, you won't have to fill out
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9y ago
Can we just build things, please?
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I would recommend splitting out the lambda-entrypoints from the rest of your app, so that you can test it separately. Personally, I've found it tough to test full integrations where I'm depending on cron jobs, work queues and noti
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