rickcnagy

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by rickcnagy 7y ago
I've observed the same thing in the EdTech space (e.g. ClassDojo, Google Classroom), and I think a big part of that is being self-serve forces the company to build _actually good_ software, not just software that sells well to the dist
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by rickcnagy 9y ago
> Here’s how the hack went down: Two attackers accessed a private GitHub coding site used by Uber software engineers and then used login credentials they obtained there to access data stored on an Amazon Web Services account that handled
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by rickcnagy 9y ago
I have for my day job, but it's _hard_. There isn't a lot of good info out there. Here are a few good sources that I found helpful: https://medium.com/@isaacplmann/getting-your-angular-2-libra... http:/
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by rickcnagy 9y ago
This is part of what v5 is fixing by enabling AOT by default in development (and production). AOT compilation converts an Angular template to TypeScript that is then type-checked. So on v4+, an `ng build --aot` performs type-checking. But s
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by rickcnagy 9y ago
Having just seen a whole bunch of React shops when interviewing for a front end position, a _lot_ struggle with React but also really enjoy it. Definitely don't see a significant difference in the end from Angular, they're really
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by rickcnagy 9y ago
This is really common across all of EdTech - project cycles often focus on launching in time for the school year, launching by midterms, etc.
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by rickcnagy 10y ago
I don't know, something feels off about Palantir being around for 6227020800 (13!) years...
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by rickcnagy 10y ago
I think the biggest problem with flags like --emergency is if they end up in daily use, such as git --force. Then, they are both sudo-level AND used without a lot of though.
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by rickcnagy 10y ago
Having run an (internal) app that is deeply integrated with Google Sheets for about a year, I think that Sheets is good and bad. It's _extremely_ powerful for allowing business users to easily get access to and manipulate data manually
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by rickcnagy 10y ago
The new GitHub changes allow you to group a set of comments into a "review" that then notifies the recipient all at once, along with letting you mark the PR as "approved" or "needs changes".
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Panorama Education's (YC S13) Git Workflow(engineering.panoramaed.com)
2 points by rickcnagy 10y ago|0 comments