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by nijave 8y ago
The increase in technical interviews and decrease in reliance on GPA/grade suggest that's generally a poor metric It's fairly easy to boost your GPA by mixing in easy courses
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by nijave 8y ago
This article seems to suggest larger problem with grades than reviews. It seems like reviews are just aggravating the grade problem.
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by nijave 8y ago
Regardless of if the author's to blame, the outcome would be no different if the author's Github account were compromised or the author themselves were compromised/decided to act maliciously. In either case, user's of th
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by nijave 8y ago
Tinfoil hat off for a second it makes more sense Cloudflare and Google are backing these protocols because they're more efficient which means lower infrastructure costs. They both terminate traffic already so can already see everything
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by nijave 8y ago
Github's on MySQL https://githubengineering.com/mysql-high-availability-at-git...
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by nijave 8y ago
Cloud Foundry dev (pcf dev) or minishift will give you your own PaaS running in a VM
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by nijave 8y ago
Has anyone compared this to Selfoss? It uses a similar stack and I've been using it for a while with good results
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by nijave 8y ago
That bothered me. I've worked on applications that store business logic in the database and they are a lot harder to maintain and verify. You could also say the same thing about assembly but there's a reason nobody's jumping
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by nijave 8y ago
See JWT. You can make stateless apps easier without worrying about a trip to the database to grab session info https://12factor.net/disposability If you want disposability with the ID method you need some sort of datastore
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by nijave 8y ago
Unless there's a different app store doing the same thing. (Such as Amazon app store for Android or F-Droid)
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by nijave 8y ago
Android OS is free but manufacturers still pay for the Google ecosystem that sits on top https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.theguardian.com/technology/...
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by nijave 8y ago
You should be able to look through the supported Home Assistant components. MQTT, as mentioned, is a good example. You could also do a RESTful interface and use the REST component https://www.home-assistant.io/components&#x2
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by nijave 8y ago
Recently overclocked L5639 from 2.13Ghz to 3Ghz and saw a noticeable difference but not sure how pronounced that is for a i7-3xxx at 3.5Ghz to an i7-8xxx at 5Ghz There's definitely a difference between the L5639 at 3Ghz and a i7-6700HQ
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by nijave 8y ago
Curious about vendors like Red Hat as well. Seems like their umbrella support would conflict. Also curious about companies that might want to bundle Redis in their product