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Trademark Troubles in Kodi Land(linkedin.com)
1 points by rdegges 9y ago|0 comments
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Why Are Webhooks Better Than Serverless Extensibility?(developer.okta.com)
6 points by rdegges 9y ago|0 comments
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Columnar Store for Analytics with Postgres(github.com)
39 points by rdegges 9y ago|10 comments
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by rdegges 9y ago
Just wanted to say: congrats on the book launch Nate! I haven't read through it yet, but skimming through it seems really great. I'm looking forward to reading it all this weekend. If any of you are on the fence about reading this
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The Little ASP.NET Core Book(recaffeinate.co)
212 points by rdegges 9y ago|49 comments
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Why JWTs Suck as Session Tokens(developer.okta.com)
3 points by rdegges 9y ago|0 comments
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by rdegges 9y ago
I just sold one of my side projects, Ipify ( https://www.ipify.org/ ) for a reasonable amount of money just a month ago. It's something that I built on my free time, and ran for several years successfully. I was contacte
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An Introduction to Trademarks(medium.com)
4 points by rdegges 9y ago|0 comments
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by rdegges 9y ago
Wow. I'm a bit surprised this isn't on the front page already. This is such a cool service. I've had the pleasure of knowing Peter (and a decent amount of his team) through their work @ Heroku over the years, and have always
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by rdegges 10y ago
I was not aware of this. Thank you. I'm not against allowing the customer to set rate limits, etc. What annoys me in general are services where I want to use them and sometimes do burst traffic for a variety of reasons: but can't
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by rdegges 10y ago
It depends. If your product is your API, and you're getting paid from usage -- then usually yes -- the more API usage you get, the more $ you make, and the more success the customer has (hopefully!)
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by rdegges 10y ago
I a bit torn here. I love Stripe, but I feel like this is awful advice for API-first companies. If you are building a developer product where your API is your business, using rate-limiters is akin to preventing customers from giving you mon
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by rdegges 10y ago
We don't have official timelines for this, but we'll be working on these as soon as the integrations get finished.
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by rdegges 10y ago
Heyo! I work on this process @ Stormpath / Okta. It will largely be an automated process in two stages: export then import. You'll be able to do multiple exports / imports, so you can continue running in production on Stormpa
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Okta Acquires Stormpath(stormpath.com)
40 points by rdegges 10y ago|18 comments
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by rdegges 10y ago
I'm as much of a dog lover as anyone, but this seems really extreme. People have known for a long time that brachycephalic breeds have many health problems, but just like people: why shouldn't they have a chance to live their life
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Obsessing Over Availability Is Dumb(rdegges.com)
2 points by rdegges 10y ago|0 comments
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The Ultimate Guide to Deploying Static Sites on AWS(stormpath.com)
6 points by rdegges 10y ago|0 comments
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by rdegges 10y ago
I didn't live through the famous "Dot Com" bust either, but here's what I've been doing: - I max out my 401k every year. - I max our my IRA accounts as well (5,500 additional dollars). - With what is left of
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by rdegges 10y ago
This Developer's Life ( http://thisdeveloperslife.com/ ) is an excellent podcast. It hasn't been updated in a while, but is essential listening for any developers working in the field. It's run by two very well
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Why I Built My Own Hacking Network and You Should Too(pennsylforniageek.tumblr.com)
5 points by rdegges 10y ago|0 comments
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Postgres Count Performance(citusdata.com)
153 points by rdegges 10y ago|31 comments
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by rdegges 10y ago
I had the pleasure of working with Samy back at Fonality (my first job!) He's such a cool, smart, and just all around amazing dude. Anything he does is always fun, interesting, and hacker-ish.
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by rdegges 10y ago
I had the pleasure of getting to meet the Shippo team recently. I have to say, I was incredibly impressed. Everyone I met there was incredible: down to earth, really nice, highly motivated. I'm sure this company / team will go rea
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by rdegges 10y ago
There's a lot of negative stereotypes out there about bodybuilding, but it can for sure be done in a healthy way! Protein, etc., is not bad for you: it's just food. Eating 1/2 pound of chicken breast, and drinking a hefty pro
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by rdegges 10y ago
Thanks ^^
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by rdegges 10y ago
Thanks! And sure, my routine is pretty standard for a 'bodybuilding' split: I go to the gym 4x's per week, for roughly 2 hours each. Day 1: Back & Abs + Cardio Day 2: Chest and Traps + Cardio Day 3: Legs + Cardio Day 4: S
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by rdegges 10y ago
Yves! Long time no see =) How are you doing these days? <3
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by rdegges 10y ago
I just posted some diet stuff up above. But I'm 5'11". Lifting stats? Nothing terribly impressive, I'm afraid. I don't really care about strength much, I try to focus on slow, controlled movements, and being really
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by rdegges 10y ago
It's not too bad. I cook every Sunday. I eat roughly 6 -> 7 meals per day (every 2.5 hours). My first and last meal are: - 50g protein - 16g fats The rest of my meals are: - 50g protein - 16g fats - 50g carbs (rice) That's abou

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