DomBlack

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by DomBlack 27d ago
I saw this blog post title and wanted to read it, as I thought this is something we really wanted when I worked back at Encore - and lo and behold what website I ended up on! Great work lads, seeing those old shell scripts brought back memo
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by DomBlack 11mo ago
You can use oauth tokens with the permissions of auth_key write to use long lived tokens to permission ephemeral nodes
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by DomBlack 3y ago
Hi folks, I just wanted to share that the latest release of Encore automatically captures a trace of every test, providing much more visibility into what's happening and making it easier to understand why a test failed. The test traces
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Encore releases automatic tracing in tests(github.com)
1 points by DomBlack 3y ago|1 comments
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The PaaS Dilemma - Balancing Trust, Vendor Lock-in, and Open Source Solutions(encore.dev)
1 points by DomBlack 3y ago|0 comments
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What do we mean by microservice configuration?(encore.dev)
1 points by DomBlack 4y ago|0 comments
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by DomBlack 4y ago
This has been my first technical blog post in a long while, so any constructive feedback is greatly appreciated.
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How we used Go 1.18 generics when designing our Identifiers at Encore(encore.dev)
12 points by DomBlack 4y ago|1 comments
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by DomBlack 4y ago
I agree; there are entirely different ways to achieve this same goal without generics. I mentioned using a struct and including the data from the struct in the post. However, what I wanted to show within the post is how generics can make th
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How we used Go 1.18 generics when designing our Identifiers(encore.dev)
10 points by DomBlack 4y ago|3 comments
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by DomBlack 9y ago
> Always build your architecture in a way that will avoid becoming trapped into a specific service. Amazon’s AWS Lambda sitting between any services and your app is a strongly recommended path! Isn't using AWS Lamba as your gateway,
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by DomBlack 9y ago
We spent a good hour or two when Chrome 56 came out trying to work out why our .eu domain didn't work but the .com did. Even though it was the same startssl cert on the same IP. Turned out our .eu wasn't popular enough to remain a
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by DomBlack 10y ago
Two others in my office read the front page, but quite none of us have yet found invites (not that we've looked hard), but the idea of an invite only community sites feels counter productive
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by DomBlack 10y ago
I'm interested in what you're looking at which says that. Against the dollar 2.5-3 years ago GBP was never below 1.47, since the referendum, the highest it has been is 1.34 and that was the lowest we got in the 2008/2009 cras
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by DomBlack 10y ago
Source? I'm interested into reading why - given Henry VIII.
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by DomBlack 10y ago
I was under the impression that online shops didn't get Sales tax (not sure where I heard that, thanks for clarifiying)
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by DomBlack 10y ago
Interseting to see that the UK price is £269.99, and the US price is $289.99 (£203.95). Seems a steep price different, even accounting for VAT. Edit: Wasn't taking into account Sales tax, it's not that bad actually
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by DomBlack 11y ago
I tried the beta briefly, but to be honest it came no where close to http://www.sequelpro.com for ease of use.
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by DomBlack 11y ago
I've been looking to move to FastMail for a while, but Mailbox was holding me back (the whole zero-inbox with the remind me this weekend stuff). Does anybody know of a good zero-inbox client for FastMail?
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by DomBlack 11y ago
How far down the FCA application process are they? As far as I know only 2 companies have been granted permissions in the UK so far this year. One is a law firm, the other a stock broker. Their site says they are still applying, thus how ca
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by DomBlack 11y ago
Link to the paper http://arxiv.org/pdf/1509.03622v1.pdf
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by DomBlack 12y ago
Don't forget the Google Closure compiler in advance mode.
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Fire the US Army's next-gen laser cannon with an Xbox controller(wired.com)
1 points by DomBlack 12y ago|0 comments
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by DomBlack 12y ago
I had never heard of this product until now. Who uses it? Why would a company outsource it's authentication to an unknown body?
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Why downloads on OS X show a modified date of 24 Jan 1984(gizmodo.com)
2 points by DomBlack 12y ago|0 comments
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by DomBlack 12y ago
It always concerns me when big companies like this do weird things when it comes to passwords. Why do banks for instance have stupid password requirements; max lengths, disallowing certain characters, etc. Surely if they are hashing the pas
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by DomBlack 12y ago
I used Wave quite a lot, it was great to arranging meet ups of groups of people as you could all have an active conversation and use the "Poll" widget to say if you where coming or not. I also used it for other things, but organis
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by DomBlack 12y ago
This is an April Fools joke.
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by DomBlack 12y ago
I'd been thinking about buying Arq for the last month or so, thank you for posting this link, it made buying Arq a no brainer. How come it isn't advertised anywhere on their site or blog? I checked for one this morning!
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by DomBlack 12y ago
The problem with the tagging approach, is how would you verify the tag was genuine? You would have to add some sort of central authority which every peer could implicitly trust and that would undermine the whole concept of bitcoin...

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