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Psst Now you can securely share 1Password items with anyone(blog.1password.com)
1 points by jcoder 5y ago|1 comments
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by jcoder 5y ago
Those are all sites with 1000s of engineers, real-world use, and actual evolutionary pressure driving their features. You want to compare to essentially static sites with some light user statefulness.
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by jcoder 5y ago
I hand-rolled my own authentication on this site. But I had a good reason! Remember all the talk above about making things super fast by collocating the node servers and databases close to users? Well, I'd kinda undo all that work
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by jcoder 5y ago
Currently I do not fail the build if the E2E tests fail. So far, I haven't been worried about deploying something that's broken and I didn't want to hold up a deploy because I accidentally busted something for the 0 user
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by jcoder 5y ago
That “distributed” quality itself is a choice that introduces complexity. There are many sites that deliver the same or greater level of value to users, and use a “boring” architecture and deployment.
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by jcoder 5y ago
To be fair, the about page says who made it https://browser.kagi.com/faq.html#about
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by jcoder 5y ago
Reading this I was thinking I would wake up tomorrow and go back to using `docker-machine` and a separate VM for development on my work mac. Interesting timing that they started the work to deprecate/remove `docker-machine` three weeks
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by jcoder 5y ago
Unfortunately, it looks like work is also underway to deprecate and remove `docker-machine`: https://github.com/docker/roadmap/issues/245
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by jcoder 5y ago
Totally, it’s a great solution. Using the env var is nice for the case where you only need to vary the email. Especially nice if you have multiple orgs to commit under, but the rest of your config is just how you like it for all projects.
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by jcoder 5y ago
This is cool. In this specific case, you can also (1) not set the email in .gitconfig, and (2) set an environment variable `EMAIL`. Git will pick it right up. I use direnv for this.
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Orlando declares water shortage linked to rise in Florida Covid-19 cases(cbsnews.com)
2 points by jcoder 5y ago|0 comments
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by jcoder 5y ago
Isn’t this a bit like saying Ruby collides with a gem, python with a snake, or Java with an island?
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by jcoder 6y ago
I honestly can’t tell which model you’re arguing in favor of.
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by jcoder 7y ago
A lot of people are trying to solve for etching and engraving here, but if I wanted to personalize a glass piece that already (kind of, in some world) looks like it belongs in a lab, I think I’d try an enamel paint process instead. May have
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by jcoder 7y ago
The downvotes might be because you responded to a request for more detail with: > I don't think I need to explain what those are... Why don't you humor us and give some examples anyways?
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by jcoder 7y ago
I feel like the author's prose right underneath that heading explains it really well: If you silo yourself to only learning within your company, you are missing out on a world of experiences and expertise different than yours from
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by jcoder 9y ago
The non-bt version does this too
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by jcoder 9y ago
I fly into and out of PDX regularly, and there's no scanner that you have to gaze into. Parent is talking about cameras at a high angle in a hallway—no one is there to make you look up. Are you talking about the millimeter-wave scan in
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by jcoder 9y ago
And you can kill that under "restrictions" if you want to...
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by jcoder 10y ago
Because that's the right way to leverage social media: Meet your audience in the places they exist, so they can use and share your content, natively. They also posted this to Twitter, and perhaps other platforms.
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by jcoder 10y ago
Considering the ambiguity of "Sold Out", maybe the original headline, "Amazon Sells Out of Echo Speakers in Midst of Holiday Rush", would be better?
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by jcoder 10y ago
I do integrate every so often. By fetching master and rebasing on it ;)
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by jcoder 10y ago
Rebasing isn't just about a clean project history, IMO. I'd much rather find out about a merge conflict I've created when applying a small commit to the tip of master, than when smashing two development histories together.
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by jcoder 10y ago
There's no reason you couldn't rebase your feature branch work atop the commit it shares with the master branch, and push it. You would not be rewriting anything that the remote knows about. Another option you might consider, if y
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by jcoder 11y ago
Did they ever start using HTTPS? When I tried it a while back, it was HTTP-only.
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by jcoder 11y ago
Two months ago I received an itinerary, directly from the airline, that made two connections before reaching the final destination. At each connection, my arrival was scheduled to land 30-60 minutes after the connecting departure. I'
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by jcoder 12y ago
Absolutely right, my upvote FWIW.
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by jcoder 12y ago
Neat. Any reason not to use 0️⃣1️⃣2️⃣3️⃣4️⃣5️⃣6️⃣7️⃣8️⃣9️⃣?
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by jcoder 12y ago
Ah, thank you. Still wrapping my head around the new architecture.
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by jcoder 12y ago
So, the bar for contributing to the wiki has been raised from "has access to a computer" to "has access, knowledge, and resources to run a wiki server"? I hope one or more WaaS (wiki as a service) providers will emerge w

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