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by snypox 7y ago
Don’t forget you’re on HN.
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by snypox 7y ago
Not an option.
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by snypox 7y ago
Man, I’m just waiting for AWS load balancers to support HTTP2. Last time I checked they still convert HTTP2 into HTTP1 for downstream endpoints.
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by snypox 7y ago
You can load a .NET dll in a Powershell script and invoke it. https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/module/microsoft...
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by snypox 7y ago
Plus shifting processing from backend servers to end user browsers can be a huge plus of you have a decent amount of visitors. Also, just simply pushing my code S3 is so much easier for me than building a Docker image and putting it into a
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by snypox 7y ago
If you are in public you can hear anything through EarPods or AirPods they don’t cancel any noise. If I’m on the subway I can’t even hear the music haha. Interestingly, that’s a primary reason why I like it - I can roll with my e-scooter an
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by snypox 7y ago
Of course you don’t need to reach that far, my fingers are not even that long. Grab the middle of the photo with one finger and swipe down. Most (all?) navigations on iOS are swipe based. On another note, if I’m being honest I still miss th
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by snypox 7y ago
Damn Watch really unlocks macbook? I already sold mine (didn’t have a MacBook at the time) but I’ll consider purchasing one again, haha. Edit: shit, just realized how easy it is to fall into Apple’s trap.
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by snypox 7y ago
And on a long term, more profitable probably. We won’t see Spotify disappearing for a while.
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by snypox 7y ago
Interesting. I didn’t even know public water tap is a common thing in other countries.
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by snypox 7y ago
Whenever I get to ~8 I start to feel nervous and most probably close every tab I have except for the current one. My boss also likes to have 20+ tabs, it’s just insane to me.
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by snypox 7y ago
Never heard about this concept, I really like it.
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by snypox 7y ago
Interesting approach. I don’t like to take the blame either, but I’d never tell my mom and dad to screw themselves. I usually fix whatever is up with their laptops, fortunately they don’t call me up too often. I usually try to go for long t
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by snypox 7y ago
I feel like this was really intended to be harmless (it's really not pushed into your face also), people need to be able to let things go. edit: wait, multiple people is saying he's a troll, is that true?
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by snypox 7y ago
Switched to Fork from SourceTree, never looked back.
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by snypox 7y ago
As a hungarian, I use a US keyboard with hungarian layout for months. It's not a problem, just don't look at the keyboard.
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by snypox 7y ago
Hmm, looks like Dynamo is a storage system. Interesting, never heard about it before. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dynamo_(storage_system)
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by snypox 7y ago
Well, I'd say it makes it so much smoother, almost 'not a pain' anymore.
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by snypox 7y ago
Everything you just wrote basically.
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by snypox 7y ago
Yeah, here in Europe you'll never see anyone (European) using chip.
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by snypox 7y ago
When I was in the US (Nevada and Cali) I was so surprised how many places don’t accept contactless payment. Here in Hungary, even the smallest convenience stores accept it.
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by snypox 7y ago
Cool fact: this was created by the creator of Express and Koa! https://github.com/tj
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by snypox 7y ago
You need to store state somehow - either Terraform or Cloudformation, you don’t have that many options. And CDK hides the Cloudformation layer from you.
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by snypox 7y ago
As the fellow commenter said: I mainly like the power of a programming language (loops, variables, organizing file and directory structure).
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by snypox 7y ago
Since I got to know CDK[0], I prefer it over serverless. It's supported by AWS, too. It can deploy your lambda, or it an just generate a Cloudformation template - these 2 covers the most important features of serverless that our team u
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by snypox 7y ago
Sure! I've built a site that are used by internal sales people where they record customer purchases. Around 10 people per day would use it. Found it boring after a while. Luckily my ex-manager referred me to the company which he joined
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by snypox 7y ago
Same reason I left my previous company. Working on internal tooling for 2 years are not for me.
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by snypox 7y ago
I do understand it and I’m sure it will stay. I just think it’s not a good practise to use it anymore.
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by snypox 7y ago
That's fine, I'll take that my point stands still though.
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by snypox 7y ago
I might sound offensive but I would rather save the TypeScript ‘greenfield’ ecosystem from jQuery. And I used jQ a lot in the past but I think the glory days are gone.

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