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   by rdegges 10y ago

   Thanks! I've still got a long way to go towards my goal, but still happy with progress! I'm about 235lbs at ~15% BF as measured by DEXA.
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   by rdegges 10y ago

   100% Being healthy is great and all, but you know what's REALLY fucking awesome? Feeling confident and not being afraid to just be a person. I can't tell you how many times I used to sit at home alone feeling bad for myself, vs no
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   by rdegges 10y ago

   You should just get started! It honestly isn't that hard. If you can write software, you can get into amazing shape =)
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   by rdegges 10y ago

   For me, it was 100% weight lifting and dieting (aka: exercise). Pretty much everyone here has mentioned this, but I don't think anyone has really explained just how incredibly life-changing it can really be. I've been programming
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   Why I Stopped Contributing to Vundle (2014)(gmarik.info)

   1 points by rdegges 10y ago|0 comments
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   by rdegges 10y ago

   I'll be the first to admit that I don't know too much about investment, but isn't the typical advice to pretty much ONLY put your money into the Vanguard Target funds based on your year of retirement? This is some relatively
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   by rdegges 10y ago

   Stormpath | San Mateo, CA | full-time | onsite (or remote) | https://stormpath.com We're hiring a developer evangelist (javascript) to come join my team and build open source security and authentication libraries! If you&#x
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   by rdegges 10y ago

   Stormpath. https://docs.stormpath.com/rest/product-guide/latest/referen... They do an excellent job of providing a clear and robust API. I work there (but not on the engineering team), and still genuinely lov
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   by rdegges 10y ago

   Be careful! I've never really been 'addicted' to anything other than caffeine. I've smoked cigars, etc., but never felt any sort of urge. With caffeine though, it really elevates my mood, and makes me feel happy, and I t
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    by rdegges 10y ago

    Thanks for the useful comment! I'll definitely do this. Maybe back when I was getting started I'd continue it to be a 'cost of business', but at this point in my life? No way! I'd rather be healthy / happy &#x2
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    by rdegges 10y ago

    Ah... Fuck. I feel like this is the signal I've been waiting for all these years :( Since 2006 (in uni), when I was first introduced to energy drinks, I've been more or less addicted to them ever since. I even go so far as to regu
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    by rdegges 10y ago

    That's an awesome idea. You should request it on our Github issue tracker! https://github.com/stormpath/jwt-inspector The entire thing is open source, so any requests are totally welcome. <3
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    by rdegges 10y ago

    Hey Everyone! My co-worker, @typerandom, has been building this for a while now, and myself and a lot of my colleagues over at Stormpath have been internally testing it for a while. I'm really happy to finally release it as it's b
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    Show HN: JWT Inspector – A Chrome Extension for Debugging and Working with JWTs(jwtinspector.io)

    5 points by rdegges 10y ago|3 comments
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    The Story of Mel, a Real Programmer (1983)(cs.utah.edu)

    9 points by rdegges 10y ago|4 comments
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    Unyielding (On Threads)(glyph.twistedmatrix.com)

    2 points by rdegges 10y ago|1 comments
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    by rdegges 10y ago

    I think this is a major step in the right direction for the Go team. Shipping on time and being ruthless with what gets into a release will only help Go in the long-term. For what it's worth, I think the entire Go core team has done an
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    by rdegges 10y ago

    This looks pretty bad at first glance. Unless I'm misunderstanding something, what Bandwidth is saying is this: we don't care about receiving subpoenas for information: we'll happily give it to you anytime upon request for us
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    Learn OAuth2 by Playing Zork(github.com)

    5 points by rdegges 10y ago|0 comments
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    by rdegges 10y ago

    This is sort of a sad story. On one hand, I have nothing against Matt Edman at all. He's just a programmer (like many of us), working for a business to make some money. There's nothing at all wrong with that. If Matt didn't w
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    by rdegges 10y ago

    Using the Android app on my Nexus 6p. Absolutely love it. Please pass along kudos to the Android / onHub teams! <33
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    by rdegges 10y ago

    I use it for a bunch of stuff: to share access to my guest network with visitors: you can basically click the 'share' button and send an SMS / hangout / * message to someone with your network SSID / password for qui
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    by rdegges 10y ago

    OnHub is one of the best routers I've ever owned. I've been buying custom router hardware for years -- I even went as far as building my own OpenBSD / PFsense router way back when, but nothing I've ever built (or bought!
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    The Most Important Security Practice Everyone Forgot(stormpath.com)

    2 points by rdegges 11y ago|0 comments
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    by rdegges 11y ago

    The way we allow developers to model this sort of thing out at Stormpath ( https://stormpath.com/ ) is via Applications, Organizations, Directories, Groups, Accounts, and CustomData. Those are the top-level resources we make
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    But What About Greenland?(waitbutwhy.com)

    2 points by rdegges 11y ago|0 comments
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    Fuck Your 90 Day Exercise Window(zachholman.com)

    15 points by rdegges 11y ago|0 comments
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    Obsessing Over Availability Is Dumb(rdegges.com)

    5 points by rdegges 11y ago|0 comments
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    Two Years of Evangelism(rdegges.com)

    1 points by rdegges 11y ago|0 comments
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    by rdegges 11y ago

    Congrats on launching! I work at a competing service, Stormpath, but wish you the absolute best! There's still so much room to make a dent in this particular market, especially if you execute really well with polished libraries, etc. A