wisemanwillhear

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by wisemanwillhear 6y ago
Perhaps Twitter has additional security around his account? An IP whitelist? Perhaps the President has a special version of the twitter client that includes additional authentication? Twitter is no fan of the current president, but it seem
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by wisemanwillhear 6y ago
Bad idea for the hacker. Stock ownership is public information.
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by wisemanwillhear 6y ago
Makes me wonder if the Supreme Court would have ruled differently in emergency stay requests from churches had they seen the change in responses towards the protest rallys by the same leaders who were restricting religious gatherings.
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by wisemanwillhear 6y ago
Indeed. The most successful project I've work in my career was a re-write of a very large internal tool. The choice to "re-write" & re-envision was almost universally regarded as a good choice after the fact. One of the
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by wisemanwillhear 6y ago
There is an interesting book I read in college that address the timeline problem called "Centuries of Darkness: A Challenge to the Conventional Chronology of Old World Archaeology" by Peter James. He makes an argument for why the
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by wisemanwillhear 6y ago
> The idea that they have a “monopoly” seems patently ridiculous to me. A monopoly over what? Their own brand of computing devices that they are the sole manufacturers of? Operating systems for which they are the sole developers and main
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by wisemanwillhear 6y ago
I would argue that it would most likely become another bureaucracy where people jockey for position and power with efficiency being given little more than lip service. Such bureaucracies are difficult to kill or replace.
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by wisemanwillhear 6y ago
> setuptools_scm, because our versions must change at every new commit. I don't get many of these points. For example, at the company I'm about to leave, we worked just fine both manually versioning as well as using tools like
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by wisemanwillhear 7y ago
> Which means that the market is 100% detached from the overall economy, economic outlooks, and company earnings.. again. 100% feels a little hyperbolus, but, in general, hasn't that always been true--hence the common phrase "T
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by wisemanwillhear 7y ago
We ask developers to make it part of their workflow, but the project is shared across a 50+ engineers and few people do that. We enforce it via Jenkins pipeline on every commit that get's pushed to our internal BitBucket Git server.
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by wisemanwillhear 7y ago
We use Flake8, PyLint and PyTest on an internal engineering tool / internal automation libraries with about 200,000 lines of code, including test code. I would love to use Git hooks, but long before the project grew this big the time