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by wordofx 2y ago
It’s a simple query to write. You don’t need a library or framework.
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by wordofx 2y ago
Na. The post is good.
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by wordofx 2y ago
> As an Aussie observer, I'm seeing more US influence in our region. No you’re not. You’re seeing more TikTok influence but not US influence.
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by wordofx 2y ago
Yay get him out of NZ. All he does now is parrot propaganda for the CCP, Russia, and Hamas. Guy has lost the plot.
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by wordofx 2y ago
> I'm curious to hear how others have solved this same problem Not use Google to start with. And not make S3 buckets public. Must be accessed via CloudFront or CF Signed URLs. Making stuff public is dumb.
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by wordofx 2y ago
https://archive.ph/G5gYB
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by wordofx 2y ago
Since when is wired.com paywalled?
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by wordofx 2y ago
Lol Avg salary in the U.S. is 105k. Better to go on average as you’re not going to high 10 seniors. That would be dumb. Hell getting 10 for an in house app is just as dumb. Hosting? On an in house app. If they spend more than 100k in the fi
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by wordofx 2y ago
His prices are so wild that I would be surprised if anyone agrees with him.
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by wordofx 2y ago
So you’ve barely added anything to the cost on top of salary. Depending on where you live in the world there is no extra costs on insurance or other benefits. Cloud resources on a brand new app in development? Let’s be generous and say 100k
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by wordofx 2y ago
> Building and running your own software team is probably around $5M/year Do people just pull random numbers out of their ass with no actual experience? 99% of developers do not live in Silicon Valley on 1m salaries.
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by wordofx 2y ago
> Wiens sips a Diet Coke and settles in as I start explaining the framework of our conversation. He interrupts me politely to get a big caveat out of the way related to confidentiality terms iFixit still has with Samsung. I really strugg
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by wordofx 2y ago
ES is just unreliable. Can be running smoothly for a year and boom it falls over and you’re left scratching your head.
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by wordofx 2y ago
I don’t feel like it’s an improvement. Personally prefer the explicit enum usage.
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by wordofx 2y ago
https://www.onthegotours.com/search-tours/c/Antarctica
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by wordofx 2y ago
> and I think that APIs should be HTTP-cacheable Rendering html on the server does not make it not cacheable. The vast majority of people do not need graphql or shift their compute to the client with a junk react app with adhoc json endp
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by wordofx 2y ago
For the 3 people who actually need Kubernetes.
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by wordofx 2y ago
Again. When the British were going to a lot of countries. They didn’t “steal” a lot of stuff. It was traded. They were gifts. Or they found them and took them back. No one was kicking up a fuss, half the counties were full of locals who wou
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by wordofx 2y ago
That’s such a dumb comment. Back when the British was taking items back to the UK. There were no rules or systems in place for this stuff. You could buy it, trade it, steal it. It didn’t matter. And the UK isn’t the only country to ever do
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by wordofx 2y ago
Someone didn’t use angular in the early days or the transition to v2. That was a horrible time to live in.
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by wordofx 2y ago
lol no. And the DB isn’t going to tell you who what why without you writing code to support that audit in which case… that special database has solved exactly 0 problems that a traditional RDBMS already solves.
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by wordofx 2y ago
You can use custom domains on github. Wouldn’t go near cloudflare.
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by wordofx 2y ago
> QLDB is an immutable database with allowing you to move back and forward in history and do live streaming of events etc with cryptographic verification built in. Which no one ever needed.
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by wordofx 2y ago
MS is damned if they do damned if they don’t. You can already see it in the comments. “They had 15 years to fix this”, “this na an excuse”, “they are already on the attack” etc. If MS had blocked these type of things people would be in here
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by wordofx 2y ago
I work with 2 people who both have meds for ADHD who just take it at random. Could go a couple of weeks then be like “I’m adhding today I need meds”. I don’t believe for 1 second they have ADHD because those who truly have it don’t go throu
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by wordofx 2y ago
Only comment I upvoted so far. But just want to clarify that I never said it doesn’t exist. Just the majority of people don’t have it. I’ve only met 2 people who really have it and they could barely function without drugs. But I’ve met mult
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by wordofx 2y ago
It’s not one dimensional. Every man and his dog now claims to have ADHD. It used to be a legitimate thing that a few people legitimately have. But now people are like “oh I can’t focus doing my laundry I must have adhd feed me drugs” We sho
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by wordofx 2y ago
Programming is not fantastic for ADHD. Especially when majority of people don’t have ADHD to begin with. They are looking for an excuse for their lack of ability to focus on a boring task. It’s subscription and expensive because it’s anothe
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by wordofx 2y ago
This was a good feature. Thankfully it still exists in iOS. Just requires approval.
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by wordofx 2y ago
> And that's what the republicans counted on - they wanted the election process to be interrupted, which would (according to their reading) have allowed Pence to count the fake electors they provided. And who could have stopped them

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