crockeo

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by crockeo 9mo ago
Encoding it into your source file has positive externalities. If you're using source control, the comment controlling the linter is tracked alongside the rest of your code. You can track who added it and why. You can share this comment
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by crockeo 1y ago
We recently just deployed Traefik at $job, and found it pretty easy! I didn't do the work myself, but I directly managed the engineer deploying it. It was predominantly reference material but that was really all we needed to get it set
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by crockeo 1y ago
Half Dutch half American. I find the Dutch complain a decent bit more, but I find that there is more to complain about in the States. Maar wat is het leven zonder klagen? One thing I've noticed being back recently: cost of living has g
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by crockeo 1y ago
My understanding is that as part of the Amtrak Improvement Act[1] Amtrak is given preference over freight rail, even on private track. However only the Department of Justice may enforce this, which it has done only once. Fair warning I have
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by crockeo 2y ago
Not Hakan, but I was working closely with him at the time. Lyft was on a microservice many-repo setup, and we did pin the version of golangci-lint. I've found it's actually not so bad to do this kind of work across many repos, as
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by crockeo 2y ago
I've been messing around with a graph-based interface for task management over in https://github.com/crockeo/ekad . The interesting branches are: - `main`, which currently houses a custom interactive graph visualiz
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by crockeo 2y ago
The issue is that uuid4() would be called a single each time the app was launched when that code was first loaded. Each record produced by an individual instance of the app would have the same ID.
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by crockeo 2y ago
The section "Forget the Theory of Computation, AI will Soon Replace Programmers" feels as if it's missing a practical slant that explains this trend. I think approaching it from a purely theoretical perspective misses the rel
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by crockeo 3y ago
I don't believe in the death penalty because I believe taking a human life, no matter the context, is amoral. A murderer may have already committed that injustice, but it does not mean they deserve the same. To me there is no imbalance