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by redditor98654 4y ago
Personal anecdote, but most of my wife’s friends in India have themselves opted to go with a c-section. Mainly to avoid a tough labor and be able to plan ahead. My wife gave birth naturally here in the US where it is not an option unless me
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by redditor98654 4y ago
This is crazy; I have pictures of my son taking his first bath or his first swim in a tub and I shudder to think that I have to delete those because some algorithm will brand me as a paedophile. If my google account is blocked, I can’t even
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by redditor98654 4y ago
What about a simplistic version of A/B testing. Like I have a piece of code that should execute x% of the requests (typically 1-2%) to test that it works well before rolling it out for all requests.
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by redditor98654 4y ago
Hate it when companies do it. It should be the min of the availabilities of your APIs.
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by redditor98654 4y ago
I would say that instead of outright quitting, putting more time towards interest may be a better idea. I did it with wood-working; I had a garage and bought some tools and setup a workbench. At first I made small fixes to the house and the
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by redditor98654 4y ago
I used to aggressively edit content for better formatting once I got enough reputation to have edit permissions on other's questions and answers. Eventually the strive dies down and I understood I wasn't adding much value. Nowaday
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by redditor98654 4y ago
Amazon?
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by redditor98654 4y ago
I would recommend not hardcoding AWS credentials like that and use AWS IoT Credential provider: https://docs.aws.amazon.com/iot/latest/developerguide/author... I also did not see in the code why you would nee
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by redditor98654 4y ago
AWS does the pagination thing for all LIST APIs and they encode the token in a way they clients cannot deconstruct anything out of it. For them it is just an opaque string. In fact it is cryptographically encrypted and not something simple