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by vkjv 11y ago
Even new and shiny stuff uses client certificates. RE: Kubernetes ( https://github.com/kubernetes/kubernetes/blob/master/docs/ad... ) Loading this into the browser is often desirable for access to the
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by vkjv 11y ago
What are the compile times like? Is a simple watch script with a re-compile sufficient?
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by vkjv 11y ago
I thought the same. In my anecdotal experience, drivers tend to get much lower than the manufacturer mileage because they optimize for things other than fuel economy (e.g., speed). My dad taught me lots of tips on conserving fuel and thankf
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by vkjv 11y ago
I have lived in Baltimore my entire life and this comment is an enigma. I assume this is some type of jab at crime, but IMHO, Baltimore is perfect for this kind of operation. To name a few reasons: * Urban environment. Lots of deliveries in
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by vkjv 11y ago
That's hardly a fair comparison. jQuery is a library and Angular is a framework. IIRC, Angular depends on (at least a subset) of jQuery, so it could only approach usage and never exceed.
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by vkjv 11y ago
I also have asked this question many times, but have been unable to get anything useful out of it. I usually end up with one of three responses: 1. Verbatim definition the positions job description. 2. I'd be golfing or laying on a bea
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by vkjv 11y ago
Is there a vagrant or docker install for simple developer experimentation?
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by vkjv 11y ago
I would happily pay 10-15% income taxes if our system was much less socialized like some of our European counterparts.
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by vkjv 11y ago
It depends on the thickness of the two way mirror, but you may be able to get touch by removing the protective glass from the android tablet so that the digitizer is in direct contact with the mirror.
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by vkjv 11y ago
> "During her 4+ years at Facebook, the company exploded from 500 employees serving 80 million users to 5,500 employees and over 1.1 billion users." Tangential to the article. But, I find it kind of surprising that the employee
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by vkjv 11y ago
The password preamble included the string `FOOLPR`. If I recall correctly, I just did a search for `FOOL` on a whim and it turned up only a few results.
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by vkjv 11y ago
We used to do this and it caused a lot of issues. Shrinkwrap is a must to keep versions stable. NPM and network unreliability can cause failed installs, as well as other issues. Our first major improvement to this work flow was a tar of the
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by vkjv 11y ago
We are an (almost) completely node.js team and are having quite a bit of success using it for microservices. gRPC makes communication fast and easy, while Docker and Kubernetes make deployment and composition just as simple.
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by vkjv 11y ago
I must have gone to a great high school. I actually hacked our systems a few times. We used a piece of software to lock down the PCs, IIRC, called Fool Proof. I'm not sure if it was supposed to be ironic, because it didn't take
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by vkjv 11y ago
One of the interesting corollaries to this is that the right person for a role at one point in a company / product is not necessarily the right person at a future time. For example, the rogue / maverick type can be very important
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by vkjv 11y ago
Yes, but I don't agree with that hypothesis. From what I've seen, ego tends to peak around the "above average" range where they are trying to convince everyone (including themselves?) that they are extraordinary. The tru
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by vkjv 11y ago
"This second round of forking provides a layer of isolation between tests: If a test makes changes to global state, running the test inside a throwaway process will clean everything up once that process exits." But, then how do yo
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by vkjv 11y ago
"If you find yourself duplicating/synchronizing state between a child and parent component, then move that state out of the child component completely." I have exactly one exception to this rule and I would love is someone co
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by vkjv 11y ago
This doesn't make sense. You can still generate all of the HTML with react tags for SEO. The difference, is you can still use React in the client after page load.
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by vkjv 11y ago
What is the argument for going completely static? Static as in not using React on the client, not as in static files. It seems (to me), that it would be useful--in addition to the static html--load React on the client and from that point
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by vkjv 11y ago
I've seen plenty that is neither... So, I think you skipped a square in your truth matrix. :)
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by vkjv 11y ago
IMHO, this sounds more like the distinction between theoretical science and experimental science. You may consider one or the other art, but to me they both can be.
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by vkjv 11y ago
I was under the impression that frivolous law suits were subject to rulings that would aware attorney fees to the defense. Is that not the case?
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by vkjv 11y ago
Doing some ad-hoc searches, it appears that recommendations tend to favor shows with the same writer rather than shows in the same genre. I'm guessing this is because writers tend to have a similar writing style across genres. For exam
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by vkjv 11y ago
This. Although, in my experience it's more relative to team size than company size. I work on a fairly small engineering team within a large apparel company and it seems to match the bullet points for start-ups more closely.
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by vkjv 11y ago
I am a postgresql novice, but I've used the JSON serialization and it is indeed fast. But, here's my question: When you do a 1-to-many join and return the same fields very many times, do the binary drivers optimize that or is it r
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by vkjv 11y ago
You can take advantage of browser and CDN caching with a GET but not with a POST. Throw in ETAGs and you can do a lot of cool stuff to make things scale really well.
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by vkjv 11y ago
I imagine some of the negative comments are due to the passive aggressiveness of the README. "It provides a cleaner, more standards-compliant, faster API than you are likely to write from scratch." "If you're used to ser
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by vkjv 11y ago
+1 to learning the business domain and the jargon associated. In my experience, domain specific code tends to be littered with jargon that makes it difficult to understand if you do not understand the vocabulary. Unfortunately, much of this
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by vkjv 11y ago
I'm not clear on the "invalid markup" portion. Aren't `data-*` attributes valid for all tags in HTML5? Also, if you really don't want them you can render with `React.renderToStaticMarkup`.

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