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Personal Backup to Amazon S3(betterdev.blog)
1 points by mradzikowski 5y ago|0 comments
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Pseudo Localization at Netflix (2018)(netflixtechblog.com)
1 points by mradzikowski 5y ago|0 comments
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by mradzikowski 5y ago
> What many of today's software authors want/expect is free testing. Many of apps and tools are open-source and free. While I assume everyone wants to provide best experience, it's hard for me to justify being angry for bu
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Don’t Help Others (Immediately)(betterdev.blog)
2 points by mradzikowski 5y ago|0 comments
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by mradzikowski 5y ago
As mentioned in the article, story-pointing is not about finding the perfect score for each task. From my experience, it was always about uncovering potential problems or, contrary, easy solutions, that people think everyone understands, up
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by mradzikowski 5y ago
Isn't it more like a problem with using a single account by multiple people? Or lacking the feature to add access for multiple users to platform?
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by mradzikowski 5y ago
I remember watching a TED talk about it. 5 years ago [1]. While it's interesting, I don't think the "forget WiFi, meet LiFi" will happen in another 5 or 15 years either. I want to connect to network sitting on a toilet,
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by mradzikowski 5y ago
The main point about the cookie notice (under GDPR) that is ignored by smaller sites is that you need to first ask for permission, and only then store cookies. In practice, that means you have to get consent to enable Google Analytics (and
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by mradzikowski 5y ago
There will always be users that are too lazy to sign up by email and ones that do not use Facebook and/or Google to log in. Any obstruction of the sign up process can reduce your conversion. But you do not have to handle all the states
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by mradzikowski 5y ago
I understand the motives (at least the official ones) behind those changes, and I agree with most of the points there. I would say that to some extend, joining social/political discussions by companies becomes marketing. My biggest iss
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by mradzikowski 5y ago
You can run your code locally and still interact with real AWS services. For example, using Serverless Framework, you can do "sls invoke local", and your calls to DynamoDB etc. will work fine. The problematic bit is the input even
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NPM displays packages with bundled TypeScript declarations(github.blog)
4 points by mradzikowski 6y ago|0 comments
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by mradzikowski 6y ago
Hey, I've added MIT license for all my gists ( https://gist.github.com/m-radzikowski/d925ac457478db14c2146d... ), so feel free to use it.
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by mradzikowski 6y ago
Well, I agree with your cron argument. On the other hand - sometimes I have some utility scripts, for example to trigger some processing, that I want to run multiple times at the same time, with different arguments. So lock is not a univers
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by mradzikowski 6y ago
Hey, the flag meanings are explained in the article I linked in the post: > For details on what options exactly set -Eeuo pipefail changes and how they will protect you, I refer you to the article I have in my bookmarks for a few years n
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by mradzikowski 6y ago
I'm this blog post (and script) author. I got some opinions and code review feedback here, on Reddit, and blog itself. And I appreciate it! I updated the script template applying the most commonly mentioned things, like removing "
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Minimal safe Bash script template(betterdev.blog)
10 points by mradzikowski 6y ago|2 comments
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My AWS toolbox – tools, plugins and applications(betterdev.blog)
2 points by mradzikowski 6y ago|0 comments