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by tflinton 5y ago
Neither of those are JavaScript..
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by tflinton 5y ago
I used to work for a B2B advertising agency, we did a campaign for the largest teleco in the US targeted at C-level executives to by their enterprise products. Our engagement team said (privately) that they had spent 20k per click. And had
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by tflinton 5y ago
But doesn’t antose comment still apply? If all the certificates issued by letsencrypts old CA have expired (since they’ve stopped issuing certs for a year, and their certificates only last 3 months) wouldn’t it stand to reason that if a cer
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by tflinton 6y ago
Just going to drop a plug for my open source pet project: https://beta.akkeris.io/
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by tflinton 6y ago
Service meshes shouldn’t by-in-large require any sort of dev-specific knowledge to participate in. My experience is limited to istio but tagging a deployment is more or less all an engineer needs to know. After that a sidecar is attached th
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by tflinton 6y ago
F$$$$ it, everyone just directly connect to everyones database and use SQL.
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by tflinton 6y ago
Something else to consider though, the amount of contempt for ones views that may be unpopular, for me is contrary to a diverse community, in fact disinviting people is exactly the opposite of being inclusive. I’m unsure how you can have a
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by tflinton 6y ago
Dear Mac, where the developer goes, your revenue goes.
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by tflinton 7y ago
I don't believe it being bizarre, nor it being weighing. There's reasonable evidence that there isn't good evidence, with the exception of the cost of being cautious, which has its own life and mortality cost. And if science
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by tflinton 7y ago
That's an "if" though.
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by tflinton 7y ago
The economy is someways equivalent to poverty which is highly correlated with mortality rates. Some caution with your reasoning should be warranted.
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by tflinton 7y ago
https://github.com/graphile/postgraphile
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by tflinton 7y ago
Pgbouncer
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by tflinton 7y ago
I wouldn’t look negatively at price shaming. Facebook isn’t a person their a corporation. I’m sure they’re delighted about this article, for one it’s free publicity and two they’re getting valuable feedback on their product. There’s a real
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by tflinton 7y ago
Distributed monoliths (or micro services) do have some advantages: 1. Easier for users to see "who owns what" (albeit a module pattern could fix this as well). 2. Different hardware resources or scaling for different parts of a mo
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The Law of Dark Mode(medium.com)
1 points by tflinton 7y ago|0 comments
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by tflinton 7y ago
1. Apple will become more and more consumer focused leaving a void for the niche market of power users (programmers, designers). 2. Microsoft will open source Windows (indirectly by using a linux kernel) and throw in the towel on the OS gam
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by tflinton 8y ago
"I don't think we need new complicated technologies to solve the kinds of problems React solves." Isn't web components the standard, and react is the complicated technology?
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by tflinton 8y ago
"declarative way of updating the DOM" Updating is not declarative.
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by tflinton 8y ago
Why on earth do we look to this bizarre for technical capability?
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by tflinton 8y ago
But the reason to use a framework is to have a fast path for devs to write SPA's that feel fast without having to know the intricacies of the DOM. I'm honestly not trying to be argumentative, I really though that was the reason f
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by tflinton 8y ago
Firefox is also undergoing a large rewrite with the quantum stuff with more of an emphasis on rust. Chromium is c++ and already has decent tooling for embedding. Honestly, Firefox is trying to be where the puck is going. Chromium is great b
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by tflinton 8y ago
i know i'm a jerk for thinking this but "what do you expect from PHP"
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by tflinton 8y ago
https://www.yubico.com/store/ Not google's branded version.
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by tflinton 8y ago
A repo with configuration, secrets and data? Can we stop considering google an engineering leader and just a search algorithm leader?
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by tflinton 8y ago
A repo including configuration and data. How about we stop considering google an engineering leader and just a search leader?
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Whack – A modern http/tls benchmark tool(github.com)
1 points by tflinton 9y ago|0 comments
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by tflinton 9y ago
Even web assembly needs to call back to javascript API's to perform webgl interactions. Emscripten provides an easy to use SDL library that makes it a bit less painful. Should be noted that due to security layers there's quite a
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by tflinton 10y ago
Naw, I live right next to there it was worse five years ago but now it's fairly clean. 90% of people 'homeless' are panhandlers but they're not in dire circumstances and have homes.
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by tflinton 10y ago
fairly idiotic.

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