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by wanderr 10y ago
why the downvote? the article says "Real-time access to server-side logs is what makes backend development palatable in the era of cloud computing. As a developer you want to be able to get real-time feedback from your server side code
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by wanderr 10y ago
I came up with a very different solution for real time access to logs: tail them to slack. It's not an aggregation solution and doesn't work well if you have chatty logs with nothing to filter on, but if you just want to be notifi
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MySQL 0-day could lead to total system compromise(helpnetsecurity.com)
2 points by wanderr 10y ago|0 comments
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by wanderr 10y ago
I tried out the original and found it to be incredibly frustrating. I'm a fast typist, used to MS Natural keyboards,and I constantly felt like my fingers were "tripping" over the keys. I'm sure part of that is just getti
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by wanderr 10y ago
does anyone know if this supports RBR with --binlog-row-image=minimal? I could only find mention of wanting RBR, no hints about whether it can handle minimal format
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by wanderr 10y ago
BetterHelp | Sunnyvale, CA | Full Stack Engineer, UI/UX Developer, Data Analyst, PPC Marketer | Relocation | Onsite BetterHelp is an online counseling platform, we make people's lives better by helping them get 24/7 convenie
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by wanderr 10y ago
I actually turned down an offer from Skully a little over a year ago. They flew me in and had me spend a week with the team. Their offer was on the low side but I was super excited about the technology, an augmented reality helmet is somet
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by wanderr 10y ago
As someone who enjoys being outdoors, I love CA and the Bay Area especially. The weather is great year round, and there is so much spectacular and wildly different areas to see within a relatively short drive, it's amazing. But the cos
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by wanderr 10y ago
Every place is different but what you are experiencing sounds somewhat typical of a large organization. It sounds like you would be much happier somewhere smaller! Small startups tend to have the opposite sorts of problems, where each perso
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by wanderr 10y ago
I'm not actually sure that Valve has solved that problem. I don't follow the video game industry very closely but a little googling turned up some articles claiming that game piracy is on the rise and represents a real threat to t
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by wanderr 10y ago
Me too, actually...but I believe we are a minority, we're certainly not going to sustain the music industry.
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by wanderr 10y ago
Former Grooveshark employee here so my opinion might be highly biased but I believe that the genie of free music is out of the bottle and there is no putting it back in, whether that is fair or not, it's just reality. I don't pret
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by wanderr 10y ago
The problem I have with bootcampers is that the bootcamps greatly over promise where they will be skill level wise when they finish, so expectations are way beyond junior developer roles. They also usually come out of bootcamps with a very
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by wanderr 10y ago
The commenter asserting that knowing a user's gender is not useful for marketing is wildly wrong. I agree that showing pink to a user you think is female or only showing trucks to males is laughably stupid, but we have had campaigns th
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by wanderr 11y ago
Backups do not solve the problem of not knowing whether data you just wrote to disk will still be there in the event of a power outage or system crash. You know, before a backup has a chance to run. Sure, those events should be extremely
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by wanderr 11y ago
they do disappear in one sense: the link to them sent out in the email telling me about them goes away. And if I have a bunch of collapsed comments, it's annoying as hell to find the right one. This is usually an issue when the develop
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by wanderr 11y ago
BetterHelp | Sunnyvale, CA | Part-time | Onsite BetterHelp is looking for a cybersecurity engineer/consultant to have an ongoing relationship with. Help us make sure we are following best practices. We aren't just looking to go do
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by wanderr 11y ago
I will probably set up an account soon and try it out for myself but just from looking a gitlab.com it's not entirely clear what difference there is between EE and gitlab.com hosting. Are all the features of EE available on the SAAS ve
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by wanderr 11y ago
What do you use for the car? I haven't found a good qi charger for the car last time I looked
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by wanderr 11y ago
They should not underestimate the value of power users though. How many regular users does a power user influence in browser choice? I don't know but I suspect it's high and has a lot to do with the early FF to Chrome migration. B
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by wanderr 11y ago
The fact that they spent years arguing against its necessity rather than working on it certainly didn't help.
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by wanderr 12y ago
No seriously, that is actually one of the best things. The comments on PHP docs are far more informative than the actual documentation for many other languages. Most everywhere else the caveats are simply left up to the developer to discove
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by wanderr 12y ago
I'm very much a distant observer here so I might not even know what I'm talking about, but my understanding is that a large part of the problem is that W3C declares a spec as final and stops updating it, while WHATWG is still work
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by wanderr 13y ago
Can a mod also fix his name in the title? SpoLsky, not Sposky...
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Labels Sue Pandora for Pre-1972 Content(theglobeandmail.com)
2 points by wanderr 13y ago|0 comments
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by wanderr 13y ago
Chrome 36.0.1933.0 dev-m correctly complains even though I do not have "Check for server certificate revocation" enabled.
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by wanderr 13y ago
Oh I see what you're saying now...to my knowledge we never had a feature like that, unfortunately I think it would be fairly expensive to implement the way our data is structured right now (it's optimized for looking up playlist -
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by wanderr 13y ago
Hey, Grooveshark dev here...neither I or a couple other devs I just asked can think of a feature that we removed related to radio. Can you give some clarification?
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by wanderr 13y ago
I think that's the short-term strategy, but the long-term strategy probably is to take on Android. As it stands now it seems like Firefox OS is a good proof of concept but is lacking in polish and is a bit unreliable. I had a chance to
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by wanderr 13y ago
Note: I work for Grooveshark, which is in Gainesville, FL, about as far away from San Francisco as you can be in the continental US...so what I'm about to talk about might not be like what is going on over there at all. When we bring s

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