nomad010

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by nomad010 5y ago
I think that thread is a reminder for why you shouldn't go on twitter.
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by nomad010 6y ago
I never see many local companies using Immutability and FP, but my tech scene is smaller than Silicon Valley's. I mainly get my dose of these subjects from the Internet through blogs and videos. I think both FP and Immutability are too
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by nomad010 6y ago
We used Datadog at my last place to do monitoring/alerting type things. It's pretty pricey in my opinion and the amount you get out of it just wasn't worth it for us, but it might be for you. Another option is to host Prometh
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by nomad010 6y ago
Not that I agree with the content. You don't have to be an industry insider to have an opinion on the tech industry. Especially an opinion about how it relates to society as a whole. It's also a podcast show, the page shows a 68 m
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by nomad010 7y ago
Yes, immutable data structures can be used for capturing a temporal aspect without actually needing to model it explicitly in the underlying data. Here's a document[1] explaining how to make a tree-like data structures persistent along
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by nomad010 7y ago
No, because getting your phone and wallet stolen (they are likely to both be on your person so both would likely be stolen at the same time) means you couldn't then log on to online banking and deactivate your credit cards (which you w
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by nomad010 7y ago
Most transactions require an OTP to successfully complete, you also get notifications whenever a login to your account is performed. I think it would probably be a good idea to have some sort of separate 2FA device linked at home but I doub
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by nomad010 7y ago
I use said bank and they are generally pretty good. Also note they even said in the tweet that they acknowledge the role of password managers so I think you may have read a bit too much into the tweet. Almost every time I log on to their on