gehen88

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by gehen88 2y ago
Note that limiting content length only works with createPresignedPost, not with getSignedUrl.
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by gehen88 2y ago
Only with createPresignedPost, not with getSignedUrl.
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by gehen88 3y ago
Interesting! What would the integration between Storybook and a CMS such as Wordpress look like, ideally? How would you use it?
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by gehen88 3y ago
SSO is not a requirement for secure software. It’s a requirement for enterprises because otherwise they have to manually keep track of everyone’s accounts everywhere, but that’s a management issue not a security issue (unless managed poorly
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by gehen88 3y ago
I was hoping for some interesting insight to be shared, but no it’s just a shallow opinion piece on why E2E is better than unit tests for web interfaces, without really explaining why. The author misses that component tests don’t have to be
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by gehen88 3y ago
I use my phone to access work stuff. That's a huge reason to need security updates.
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by gehen88 3y ago
Took me way too long to figure out this is powered by Elixir.
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by gehen88 3y ago
Why this is getting blamed on JavaScript / Node.js is beyond me. Microservices were/are all the rage in Java/Scala land, and seemed to initially be pushed by (Dev)Ops engineers' desire to roll their own Kubernetes cluste
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by gehen88 3y ago
LAN parties got me into casemodding. I was always more interested in looking cool (to this particular crowd) than actually playing games [1]. I always picked a seat at the end of a row, close to the catering so people would come over to tak
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by gehen88 3y ago
Is nobody concerned with the fact this tool scans your repository contents? This tool is mostly intended for use with private projects, not open source, so I would expect a LOT more scrutiny (and options) around security.
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by gehen88 3y ago
The "free" in FOSS is about being able to use the software as you see fit, without restrictions. Not that you don't have to pay a dime. Sure in practice the software is usually "free as in beer" but that's a si
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by gehen88 4y ago
Chromatic | Remote (EU/US) | Full-Time | https://www.chromatic.com We help developers build UIs with components. We maintain Storybook, the most popular open source tool for developing UI components. To fuel our open source
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by gehen88 4y ago
So true. I was involved in two very different Scala projects. One was the sensible "better Java" way, which was mostly great. The other was a big enterprise project with a core group of "hardcore" FP enthusiasts which wa
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by gehen88 4y ago
Wow, I was really expecting this to be an argument against FP, until it wasn't. I love the concept of designing for Thursday 5pm though. My approach to achieve that is simply different (it doesn't include FP).
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by gehen88 4y ago
I read the whole thing waiting for the aha-erlebnis which never came. I'm a full stack JS/TS engineer with a decade of experience. I expected this article to be written for someone like me. It didn't click, even though I alre
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by gehen88 4y ago
Or Linear. The only project management tool I enjoy using as a developer.
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by gehen88 5y ago
I hadn't even heard of Parquet until now, and I'm sure this goes for lots of developers who don't do much data engineering.
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by gehen88 5y ago
I own a Nissan Leaf and can confirm 90km/h is about the sweet spot for trip duration. Above it, you're draining battery faster than you can recharge it. Below it is unsafe on motorways. I usually set it at 104km/h, which make
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by gehen88 5y ago
We use S3.getObject to fetch it and create a custom response.
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by gehen88 5y ago
We use Lambda@Edge to build our own CDN on top of S3 with authentication, so our customers have reliable, fast and secure data access. We use a bunch of edge lambdas which serve thousands of requests each minute, so I suspect we'll see