tomasreimers

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by tomasreimers 5y ago
Yes, Equifax largely leaked many people's identity.
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by tomasreimers 5y ago
If you haven't seen it already, Alex Stamos (former head of Security for FB) has a really incredible Twitter thread on this: https://twitter.com/alexstamos/status/1424054568275439617
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by tomasreimers 5y ago
Agreed with a lot, but for many companies I think cleaning up git history is more effectively accomplished by cleaning up PRs than actually trying to clean up the commits themselves that developers write. "Good commits" are one of
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Show HN: Stacked diffs / interdependent changes (on GitHub)
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Statistically, you will hotfix your iOS app this year(screenplay.dev)
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How to better structure your Xcode projects(screenplay.dev)
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by tomasreimers 5y ago
++ to this. Mobile is impossible to revert and hotfixes are orders of magnitude slower than web. There are tactics to try and get it to look more similar (such as using RN, or making heavy use of feature flags), but ultimately app store rev
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Benchmarking iOS Builds on M1 Macs(screenplay.dev)
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by tomasreimers 5y ago
Your argument applies equally well to payment processors (Visa, Mastercard, Stripe, etc.) and, as a society, we seem to be okay with them just taking ~2% of Revenue despite their underlying costs (largely) being a flat fee. I'm not say
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UI WTF – Experimental UI Patterns(uiw.tf)
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by tomasreimers 6y ago
I think this is close but possibly insufficient. What's to stop attackers from making a one-off harmless edit ("forgot a comma in readme") and then, once they're whitelisted, deploying a malicious executable to the CI p
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by tomasreimers 6y ago
I imagine there are a few attempts. One worth calling out (and recently written about) is server-driven UI: https://artem-tyurin.medium.com/screenflow-an-unfinished-att... The more the can make the app a "thin-client&q
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by tomasreimers 6y ago
Google is also serving a different market (average of lower-end phones on lower-end networks); however, I worry that every day Google's stance on apps and app review starts to look more and more like Apple's. WRT to Apple enabling
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by tomasreimers 6y ago
Interesting! Are you interested in going back into the build process to try and thin the app directly? Or just in helping developers identify the sources of app size?
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US Cyber Command Valentine's Day Puzzle Hunt(twitter.com)
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by tomasreimers 6y ago
Screenplay ( https://screenplay.dev ) | New York, NY (ONSITE) | Full-time | Software Engineer Screenplay is ⌘+Z for mobile releases - we let your team instantly roll back a iOS app update. Our platform analyzes each new build agai
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by tomasreimers 6y ago
I love calendar tools and my friends can attest to that. I think I've built at least one calendar app every year for the past however long. I love the idea of a calendar API (another example is Nylas - https://www.nylas.com&
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by tomasreimers 6y ago
Jokes about the [Birth and Death of JavaScript]( https://www.destroyallsoftware.com/talks/the-birth-and-death... ) aside, I love the concept of WASM and that we're making the web a more robust compile target. One of
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by tomasreimers 6y ago
I think the author is conflating how product-developers write code with the abstraction browsers should consume. For example, the author talks about the benefits of HTML as allowing accessibility features and parsing by other tools: Agreed
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The Illustrated Children's Guide to Kubernetes(cncf.io)
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by tomasreimers 6y ago
Yes, and I believe a lot of startup advice is to do one thing well (serving a specific market) before trying to branch out. Or are you saying they're trying to throws things at a wall to see what sticks with enterprise customers?
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by tomasreimers 6y ago
For those of us that already pay for personal GSuite, does anyone know if we ALSO need a Google One subscription now? Or if the GSuite space will be enough?
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by tomasreimers 6y ago
Notion seems to be one of those companies going wide before they go deep. By my count, they want to be a: * Todo list / task manager / long-term planner * Blogging/publishing platform * Internal wiki * Note-taking a
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Free Culture – Lawrence Lessig Oscon 2002(youtube.com)
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by tomasreimers 6y ago
How much of destructive/toxic leadership can be summed up as "puts self ahead of organization"? This post identifies 4 feelings that can lead to that. However, when I read the descriptions I picked up only two: - Arroganc
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by tomasreimers 6y ago
"If people had understood how patents would be granted when most of today's ideas were invented and had taken out patents, the industry would be at a complete standstill today"; "The solution is patenting as much as we c
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by tomasreimers 6y ago
Ah sorry! Messed up that upload (it didn't have audio). Correct upload here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uH4RskpUFiA
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by tomasreimers 6y ago
If you've never seen it, I HIGHLY recommend Lessig's talk on "Free Culture" from OSCON 2002 (the book too). It's one of the first talks that got me into software copyrights, and covers a lot of ground into an area m
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by tomasreimers 6y ago
As an aspiring game dev, I can't help but click on these posts haha :) The art in the trailers is beautiful, and I like the programming theme. One thing I can't figure out is how much of that programming theme is simply used as a
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Nvidia releases technology to compressing video using neural nets(twitter.com)
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