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jdmaurer
11y ago
A great idea, but the pricing seems a little steep ($50/mo/policy) for something that can already be done using routing policies in your hosted zones.
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Speed would definitely play a part if I wanted to integrate any CI deployment for a large site. My experience with PHP was never very good in the past, and after switching to Node, I haven't looked back. It had an inconsistent API, was
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Static site generators are used to speed up the process of development in terms of being able to code it as you would a dynamic site, but "compiling" down to a production-ready static site with minified code. A lot of them allow y
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11y ago
Cool, typography on the web can always be improved. Another cool one to check out is https://github.com/corysimmons/typographic .
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11y ago
Interesting article. If you can go to university on a full-ride scholarship without getting yourself into debt, then by all means, you don't have anything to lose. But when you say that self-learning is a lot more work than a degree, I
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They have gotten a LOT better in the past few years, that's for sure.
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Very true--it does take much more motivation and skill nowadays to get into a job without a degree. But it can still be done. Getting a degree doesn't give you a good Stack Overflow or GitHub profile. It's experience in the field
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11y ago
Well I use the term "going to college" loosely, it can be applied to getting any kind of degree (whether it's an MD or a bachelors) vs. self-learning, which is not pursuing a degree at all.
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11y ago
"disruption" = startup
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Well it is a .gov... they have never been known for their beautiful UX :P
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I think the worth of a college education varies so much from person to person, as well as field to field. If you are becoming a doctor, going to college is 100% necessary for obvious reasons. But for a programmer, it may not be, depending o
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Crap, now I can't stare at pictures of the 6s, wondering if it will be 6s-ful... #applepunsfordays On a more serious note, it seems strange they wouldn't have failover environments for just such occasions... Maybe @Too is on to so