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by rmnclmnt 4y ago
Pied Piper’s middle-out!
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by rmnclmnt 4y ago
I would not use a TOTP but a stateless HMAC token in this case. I was only evoking TOTP because the original comment mentioned a 6-digit code (which is not a proper way to reset a password).
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by rmnclmnt 4y ago
Might depend on your location. For instance, in France a lot of freelancers are currently considered like "disposable employees": this borderline legal (your client is not supposed to have a subordination link on you) but as there
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by rmnclmnt 4y ago
...and I hope you used a proper TOTP method to generate and validate this 6-digit code!
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by rmnclmnt 4y ago
I do too, but I see way too many people "over-thinking" their resumes, especially in the presentation layout: if the raw data is clearly organized, the layout should be minimal, not the other way around
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by rmnclmnt 4y ago
Can we bring back this form of resume, please? Information is clearly organized, easy to read, easy to remember. No need for 5-star skills ratings, dual-colored backgrounds, unreadable fonts, and whatnot...
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by rmnclmnt 4y ago
This is the kind of project you now is doable but never take the time to start. Great initiative!
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by rmnclmnt 4y ago
Using a password manager in a sensible manner already goes a long way! Most synchronized E2EE services only ask for a master passphrase to encrypt your keys before storing them server side (e.g Bitwarden, Keybase, ProtonMail). Then you only
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by rmnclmnt 4y ago
For simple use-cases and dev-oriented tools, this is a pretty nifty thing to do! Diagrams.net[0] is one such app that can use Git as a backend. Pretty awesome! [0]: https://www.diagrams.net
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by rmnclmnt 4y ago
This should be part of the iOS setup screen: "For how many years have you been using iOS devices?" and automatically disable it if the answer is superior to 10!
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by rmnclmnt 4y ago
The beauty of heuristics / expert-rules based AI. Understandable, easy, fast.
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by rmnclmnt 4y ago
Yeah you have to be patient to figure out which of the 36 tracks are involved! Needles in a haystack...
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by rmnclmnt 4y ago
Loved this soundtrack ever since the release of the movie! Fun fact: a lot of tracks are reusing parts of a previous Nine Inch Nails album called "Ghosts I-IV" also featuring Atticus Ross.
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by rmnclmnt 4y ago
Yes I should have balanced my comment with « use the things you’re comfortable with ». From my perspective, setting up a QA suite + CI/CD + CaaS type hosting is done in an hour at the beginning of the project. But yeah you’re right YMM
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by rmnclmnt 4y ago
Don’t sweat too much. Automate things as much as you can (adopt a DevOps philosophy), make sure you can switch laptop anytime (everything is backed up to the cloud, password manager, git repos, etc) and run your app exclusively from a cloud
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by rmnclmnt 4y ago
I do agree with the reasoning here. For a few weeks / months, I have been trying to trust my first instinct / intuition more and more, sweeping away any second guessing when it comes in. So far, it seems to be working great and fr
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by rmnclmnt 4y ago
I like your "dark forest" analogy! With students I used to talk about "fog" or simply "doing things blindly", but the "dark forest" image makes everyone want to get out there ASAP!
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by rmnclmnt 4y ago
> So, you’re working on a new ML project. The first thing you do, model-wise – you implement a simple heuristic baseline and see where you stand. Second, you try a simple ML solution and analyze how much it improves the baseline. One thi
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by rmnclmnt 4y ago
Thanks, and as a bonus you get to know which instrument belongs to each photograph!
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by rmnclmnt 4y ago
The picture of the internals of a didgeridoo is out of this world, fascinating...
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by rmnclmnt 4y ago
Come to think of it, I remember clearly french school teachers (male and female, but mostly female) being so condescending with kids being named Kevin, Dylan, Jennifer, etc. in the 90´s, like their names implied they were born stupid and th
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by rmnclmnt 4y ago
You do have a real business already: understanding potential customer problems, solving it and charging for it. If you want to grow your activity, VCs are one way that has been pounded for the last decade or so, but not the only one! You co
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by rmnclmnt 4y ago
Drunken Insta influencers are there
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by rmnclmnt 4y ago
Let the rich spend their money! They had an extremely hard time two years in a row buying at 0.5% interest and speculating on the boom of the housing market, they need to relax and enjoy now!
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by rmnclmnt 4y ago
> I typically show candidates a snippet that uses typing.Protocol as part of a broader technical discussion, and I can’t recall any candidates having seen that specific construct before I think the `typing.Protocol` [1] (aka "struct
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by rmnclmnt 4y ago
Constraints drive creativity
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by rmnclmnt 4y ago
You can « easily » reproduce the process and make a CLI out of it, but the hard part is to collect the enormous database…
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by rmnclmnt 4y ago
I remember studying this paper as a student, was completely amazing, a bit mysterious and not so difficult to understand at the same time. And most of all: no ML involved! All hail the heuristics!
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by rmnclmnt 4y ago
WhatsApp for versioning, first time I hear, that’s a new one! (After all why not, there is even e2ee built-in!)
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by rmnclmnt 4y ago
Golden formula of time estimation!

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