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macca321
3y ago
Yes, real developers know the quirks of ie6 Vs Firefox 3
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macca321
3y ago
About 15 years ago I implemented "cache namespacing" for memcached, where you build a final cache key for a stored item (e.g. "profile_page") by doing an initial multiget cache query for all the "namespace" ver
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3y ago
It'd be very interesting to know Hashi's internal strategy around this. - Maybe do nothing, and as long as OpenTofu doesn't attempt to extend Terraform they are in not that different a position than pre-MPL. - Add so many fea
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macca321
3y ago
You can exfiltrate secrets that aren't in the state, but are in accessible resources during a plan using an http data source with the secret encoded into the url
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macca321
3y ago
I wonder if a non commercial Terraform Cloud "offering" like https://github.com/leg100/otf is "competing" with Hashicorp...
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6y ago
In the long run, I wonder if all video will be signed via blockchain-or-other-trusted-3rd-party. You'd need everything from the camera to the the editing software to support it though.
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6y ago
I would really like a client-side js library that lets you sync localstorage to consumer cloud storage (onedrive/gdrive etc)
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6y ago
The thing people like about Facebook is looking at other peoples photos, safe in the knowledge that they don't know you are looking at their photos.
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macca321
6y ago
It would be a lot harder in the Culture to get someone to be your human footstool.
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macca321
6y ago
I use it because my mum, who has Parkinsons, can work her Facebook Portal.
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macca321
6y ago
I think a process like this works well for enabling the success of the kind of people who like the sound of a process like this.
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macca321
6y ago
In a polyglot shop, it can actually be quite handy that HCL is it's own relatively simple language.
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macca321
6y ago
Better to return a union of custom result types. Save exceptions for when stuff goes really wrong.
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6y ago
What action am I meant to take in response to these stories? Put £5k aside to buy shares?
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6y ago
Carter
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6y ago
I don't like it either, but one advantage is that the settings can be live updated when the config files change
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6y ago
Teeth are a luxury.
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6y ago
Lobby government for green energy
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6y ago
Mortgage repayments are much cheaper than renting, at least where I am in London
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macca321
6y ago
This is an article from 2008 by the person who invented REST.
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macca321
6y ago
Probably for the API access to Zendaya's Insta and Twitter accounts
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6y ago
You should see the crazy Psion devices my dad used to spend £500 on in the 90s. There's a market
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macca321
6y ago
Or, "how to stifle innovation with bureaucracy".
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6y ago
This is a SAAS product if ever there was one
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6y ago
The title is correct, but the article misses the most important thing. The reason you should not divide them is that delivery of a non trivial feature requires change at each layer of the stack. Conway's Law etc etc
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6y ago
Are they happy with 8hr a day? I keep worrying that I'd have to put in 12 hr shifts to keep up with the graduate hires.
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6y ago
I reckon JMESPath should be first choice in 2020, as it's properly specified, so you can find x-language implementations that behave the same.
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6y ago
I though we could call it UnREST FIOH from the article is better ŧhough
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6y ago
Worth reading "The Hypermedia Maturity Model" afterwards https://8thlight.com/blog/jason-desrosiers/2018/05/30/the-hy...
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Who needs GraphQL anyway? JMESPath range headers for client controlled queries
(github.com)
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