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by rgharris 5y ago
Error handling in Go is simple and verbose at the same time. Working in it alongside Python and JavaScript makes me rethink a lot of patterns I’m accustomed to - it’s a nice exercise. Though of course the use cases often vary significantly
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by rgharris 5y ago
Great point. With this change the pricing tiers make perfect sense for companies/projects at any stage: - MVP (was Hobby) - Startup - Business - Enterprise
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by rgharris 5y ago
If you aim for this point alone you're headed in the right direction: Think like an adversary, but be nice about it. Try to “catch” authors taking shortcuts or missing cases by coming up with problematic configurations/input data
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JBS Paid $11M to Resolve Ransomware Attack(wsj.com)
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by rgharris 6y ago
I just did this for a controller that is hosted on a VM (via the new controller UI), I went through a couple of additional steps. 1. Disable "Enable Remote Access" 2. Setup SMTP (since disabling remote access stops routing emails
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by rgharris 6y ago
Agree on the storage point, I used their Redis and Postgres options for a few years with no real issues. Everything was seamless, even maintenance. The only complaint I could have would be cost, but that is expected. Also, using S3 is simpl
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by rgharris 6y ago
Heroku CI, Pipelines, and Review Apps made for an awesome continuous deployment setup for me in the past. Easy promotion of builds to staging/production after your tests pass and apps created automatically per pull request for testing
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by rgharris 6y ago
I have fairly large hands and could hit all of the thumb keys. But I only use 2 so that I don’t have any reach or large movements when typing. I agree that it depends on hand size and your preference. Regardless, it has been an awesome ke
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by rgharris 6y ago
I’m in the same situation. I have large hands but only use 2 thumb buttons per side and also use layers to avoid the top row of the keyboard altogether. I love the Ergodox but prefer to limit my reach for better ergonomics.
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by rgharris 6y ago
Ionic Appflow is a very different platform but it is interesting to have products with the exact same name (except the capitalization of "F") in the software/platform world. https://ionicframework.com/appflow
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by rgharris 7y ago
All good points. Roth vs traditional can be complicated when you think about the long term possibilities (change in tax rates, early withdrawal, lower/higher income in the future, etc.) but definitely max out Roth/Traditional&#x2F
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by rgharris 7y ago
Lots of reading (books, blogs, etc.) has been helpful for me the past few years and it seems like I pickup new things all the time. A few things I use/reference: - YNAB (You Need A Budget) - budgeting/tracking app, plus lots of gr
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by rgharris 7y ago
I agree, end-to-end tests have been really valuable for catching SQL issues in my experience. > Identify unsafe queries that could potentially lead to SQL injections This feature seems like a perfect use case for static analysis and wo
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by rgharris 7y ago
Awesome, I think your plans on feature development make a lot of sense. Hopefully I’ll have some time to try it out in a real project before long!
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by rgharris 7y ago
I really like the sql() helpers and the naming of the unsafe() method. The file query helper is great - I've moved to using external query files for everything in a current project. I've used pg-promise a lot and this seems
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by rgharris 7y ago
I think the article and you are correct - the article is worded a little oddly though and ignores the fact that in Postgres 12 CTEs that are referenced multiple times are MATERIALIZED by default. Before Postgres 12 CTEs were always material
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by rgharris 7y ago
Triggers definitely have their place and can be very useful. But they can pretty quickly grow out of control leading to lots of side effects making it difficult to maintain and possibly leading to performance issues. I think twice before ad
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by rgharris 7y ago
This might be common knowledge but I just recently realized that several states are already trying to move to daylight savings permanently. From https://www.vox.com/science-and-health/2019/10/28/20931998&
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by rgharris 7y ago
It looks like the FBI has contacted Vice about the article. > Update 11/1/19: The morning after this article was published, the FBI contacted VICE about the claims made above.
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by rgharris 7y ago
Really excited to see this. We have an Ionic Angular app that is running in production and being actively developed. We probably won't get the chance to use Ionic React soon but really hoping this gets more people excited about Ionic.
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by rgharris 7y ago
Until now Ionic has been mobile first. But they announced earlier this year [1] that they are working towards better desktop support. So I'm not sure it would be the best choice if you need a mature framework for desktop web apps right
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by rgharris 7y ago
App Flow generally works really well for native app builds for us. - Cordova plugins can be a pain - we have had to do a lot of research in Github issues/source code and in one case built our own plugin. We also have a few custom build
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by rgharris 7y ago
On desktop I saw it under Settings & Privacy -> Two-step Verification after clicking "Change verification method" (previously had SMS setup). Here is a direct link: https://www.linkedin.com/psettings/tw
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by rgharris 7y ago
Your comment prompted me to check my LinkedIn 2FA and it turns out that they now support TOTP apps (they list Authenticator App as the option). I believe it is very new though.
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by rgharris 8y ago
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