verticalpalette

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by verticalpalette 8y ago
Actually, I think this library could provide a security benefit since generating code by string concatenation is generally dagnerous. Analogous to generating HTML or SQL -- safer to use a library than to construct it yourself.
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Using go doc for REST APIs(medium.com)
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Smell dates: get matched based on smell (seriously)(smelldates.com)
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Do we really need to use package managers?(medium.com)
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Git submodules as single points of failure(medium.com)
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Multi-agent systems(medium.com)
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Investing in the process, not the outcome(medium.com)
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A year full of trying things(medium.com)
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by verticalpalette 13y ago
As for number 4, this is because many of the type annotations are optional.
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by verticalpalette 13y ago
I've already replied to nochuck13's comment, but I'll add it here as well. For #3, access to your public profile AND friend list really is the minimum level of access you can ask from the Facebook API. See https://
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by verticalpalette 13y ago
It is. From https://developers.facebook.com/docs/reference/login/public-... : "When a user logs into your app and you request no additional permissions, the app will have access to only the user's pu