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ukd1
13y ago
Debugging in Ruby 2
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RubyConf; Why You Should Go Next Year and How to Convince Your Boss
(medium.com)
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13y ago
This should read one of; 1. why you shouldn't use things you don't understand. 2. I wish I'd rtfm with Mongo 3. schema design for mongodb, what I wish I'd known
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ukd1
13y ago
Checkout Loom - https://loom.com
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13y ago
I've fixed an am deploying now, was a race condition with two requests happening at the same time. The code to create the user via segment.io on intercom was being fired inside a transaction, which was rolled back. I've moved to a
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13y ago
Thanks! I'd love to look in to that for you. Could you reply to them and I'll check it out?
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13y ago
It's on a different branch; develop gets tested by master, before it's promoted :)
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13y ago
Most people don't do it to the extent it stops deploys working. We wanted to as if it's painful for us, it would be painful for our customers.
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13y ago
Well this is the same for most services, I've seen - including MobileWorks? If you register as a worker and you can accept tasks, if you meet the requirements. It's avoided to some extent by us due to the way we issue training &#x
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13y ago
The only one I've thought of since writing this is to have a separate AWS account and link it as a sub account for billing. Solves someone shutting down your main servers, but still means they can spin stuff up / use lots of cash.
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Mechanical Turk is Insecure
(medium.com)
45 points
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13y ago
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13y ago
You think this was a casualty, or the whole reason?
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13y ago
Our stuff, well non test/develop, is gpg'd in the repo. So should be fine. Guess: this + mongohq was a targeted attack, aimed at a single customer of theirs?
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13y ago
> variables secrets stored in GitHub repositories Does this mean our code is compromised too?
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We are looking for our second hire to help revolutionize testing (YC S12)
(letsrevolutionizetesting.com)
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13y ago
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13y ago
Love this product and the team! Go guys!
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iCloud Alternative Loom (YC W12) Raises $1.4 Million Seed Round
(techcrunch.com)
33 points
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13y ago
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13y ago
Your staff will remember this, even if they aren't sharing things directly. Doesn't this just end up using more hours for your customers?
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13y ago
I guess you can just encrypt it with their public key, email it and have them print it...just gotta be sure they'll actually do it?
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13y ago
I would assume that the cold stored coins are encrypted requiring t of n keys to decrypt using some standard secret sharing scheme. This should stop the 90% offline being an easy target for internal issues and also for physical hold-ups &#x
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13y ago
I feel like coinbase is the safest place for me to keep my bitcoins; they're doing everything I'd love to do and more, but don't have time for. I would love to know an outline of; - How you segregate access to offline funds f
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13y ago
I'd assume it's also about reducing friction; I have my phone with me way more than my laptop. If I think of something, I can create a campaign super quickly / easily, no waiting. Awesome.
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13y ago
This is an awesome use of Crowdtilt...though I'm glad I don't live there myself!
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13y ago
Vastrim AFAIK
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13y ago
This!
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Habanero: Load Testing Framework in Erlang with Real-time Feedback
(github.com)
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13y ago
It doesn't use 'database' but still has openings, it's just code afterall. FYI: security breach != sql injection.
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13y ago
> I really think I’m building a multibillion dollar company AWESOME! :-D
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13y ago
Awesome - good job making it even easier to start!
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13y ago
Congratulations! I played with an early prototype of this; it feels like it should have always been there very, very quickly. Worth trying the demos if you've not had a chance yet.
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