theteapot

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by theteapot 5y ago
Collaborator: "Evidence across our organization shows when test coverage is above 80% software quality is typically improved." This Guy: Shutup THOUGHT LEADER !!
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by theteapot 5y ago
Redux?! Bearable?! What is happening?!
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by theteapot 5y ago
For me the clear threshold for when you've gone too far with SSR is if it needs auth. Just do not go there. So this is not an SSR issue per se, it's poor SSR implementation issue IMO.
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by theteapot 5y ago
> "There are decent patterns in the form of GraphQL, but for a React component that loads data with fetch from an API, the solutions have only gotten weirder. There’s great documentation for everything else, but old-fashioned data l
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by theteapot 5y ago
Lack of trust is a symptom not the cause. I hate it when I hear politicians and the like bemoan a "lack of trust". I don't want to trust you! I want to hold you to account!
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by theteapot 5y ago
> Do not connect with agent forwarding, as doing so would allow the server operator to connect to other locations as you. Just having enabled is enough?! Pretty sure you'd need to forward one or more identities too.
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by theteapot 5y ago
Cool .---------. .---------. | SystemD |------>| Service | '---------' '---------' Not Cool .---------. .---------. | SystemD |<------| Servi
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by theteapot 6y ago
Great joke, and great way to get contributors to dredge how they really feel about Stackoverflow corp. I was all like "yep ... about right ... f!@# these people ..." until I realized. Hilarious.
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by theteapot 6y ago
They guy makes 10s of comments a day on a wide range of new articles and then publishes them publicly. Trawling over the thousands of them and presenting the the worst of them with no context what so ever, feels kind of seedy and pathetic t