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Ask HN: How to prevent code leakage by employee(s)?
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I beg to differ. In Southeast Asia for example, Softbank invested in both Uber and Grab, the two of its biggest ride sharing companies. Having leverage in both, Uber then was shut down in favor of Grab ultimately eliminating competition. Do
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I believe it depends on the use case. If you notice, Stripe and Coinbase are the first few companies that use the type system. They are both dealing with financial systems and numbers in general where having types would help a lot in catchi
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Burning Man’s Future in Question Amid Fight with Government Agency
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Ruby Under the Influence [of Scala]
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I believe we are at a turning point for the future of web apps and servers. After using Firebase and serverless (I hate this term) technologies in the last few, I didn't miss doing all what's said in the blog at all. Need authenti
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8y ago
That's why I subscribed to Apples' latest News+ service. If I paid 9.99 to have access to whole bunch of publications, then I wouldn't mind paying at all.
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I wish chat/widgets weren’t a thing on the web. It’s not that it’s bad but I think it’s annoying how they just pop up from everywhere (mostly bottom right). It’s mostly an interface/UI problem. I wish they do it like Apple, where
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I think Hashicorp[0] has nailed down the open source enterprise model perfectly. Where they make open source software for enterprise and provide services to support. [0]: https://www.hashicorp.com
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There was a time when I wanted to use Travis CI but the pricing was too much. Then, CircleCI came along with a free plan, and when the time came to upgrade, we did it so easily since we’re already invested in the platform. I wish Travis CI
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8y ago
We are 100% remote with an optional co-working space that is available if you ever want to work at an “office” environment. Project is managed mostly through airtable with quarterly goals with weekly’s and daily’s (not standup) to check on
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8y ago
> All of this happened 3-4 years ago, if it's your job it's not hard to keep up. If it isn't your job there's plenty of guides out there to get you up to speed. I wouldn't expect to be able to jump back into Andr
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8y ago
I might get heat for this but personally I find the JavaScript ecosystem to be a mess. There are so many changes to the language that are done aggressively which I think are done without much thought. For example, the promises API, now we a
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8y ago
Even though the company is still a startup, have them do a quarterly company review where each one is reviewed for their productivity/contributions. If what you’re saying is true, that persons irresponsibility will show. This is the ti
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8y ago
From someone having sweaty hands (Hyperhidrosis). FaceID is not only cool, but it’s a game changer! I always get frustrated when attempting to unlock my 6S plus 3 times, then ultimately being just asked for my passcode. With FaceID, everyth
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8y ago
> This was the result of users reporting the extension as not working, users that have low tolerance for bugs and can't wait for them to get fixed. I always wanted to convert one of my chrome extensions that has close to 100k active
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8y ago
Learning more Math. Contrary to popular belief that you don't need math to do "programming", you actually do need math to progress in said field. Whether you like it or not, Math will be a limitation when it comes to acquirin
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8y ago
I'm happy for Discord since I know they're a big user of Elixir [0]. I'm sure it will make the Elixir language stronger and will make it a strong candidate for apps in the future. Much like how Twitter/GitHub did for Rai
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We should really stop using the word "serverless". I would rather call them instead "zero config servers".
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Remove.bg – Remove Image Background
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> I switched to Dvorak, but other people tended to object when I changed the keyboard layout on shared machines This is why I invested in an external keyboard which is hardware set to dvorak. So whatever machine I go to, I just plug-in,
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8y ago
As a developer on multi-tenant applications that are mounted on different subdomains, considering `site.com` same with `www.site.com` should be outright illegal! There is nothing trivial about the domains above and are considered separate u
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8y ago
Coffee. https://www.home-barista.com Love how interactive the community is. Everybody is pretty much obsessed with coffee and you learn so much. From water, to coffee beans, to machines.
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These kinds of problems (swipe fees, etc) is where I believe cryptocurrencies shine. Having a fee payment which is reasonable and fast confirmation times would solve this problem immediately removing the need for third parties.
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Shouldn't there be performance testing for common tasks (rendering video) like what Dave2D did? For a company like Apple that has a lot of resources, wouldn't it make sense to have that department that does just that, performance
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I don't think there's an obligation for any company to publish a post mortem. But if a company does, it shows that they're a company that's accountable and shows that they care about their customers.
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Amazing that they handled the downtime in such a short time span. Boosts my confidence to actually use GCP. Huge props! Meanwhile.. waiting for the Amazon prime day post mortem.
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Surprised why XRP (Ripple) is not here given that XLM (Stellar), an _almost_ similar protocol and functionality, is being considered.
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Korean Cryptocurrency Exchange Bithumb Loses More Than $30M in Hack
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Off topic. Not to be harse. But for a company as big as Mixpanel, the blog UI is terrible. No branding at all and seems unprofessional. Even more ironic is they say this as the first line in the post: "Clean, attractive user interfaces
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