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2019 Updated Guide to All Possible Google Tag Manager Customization
(medium.com)
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8y ago
This is my earnest effort to write an intro to OAuth that is aimed at being useful to CEOs, engineering VPs, sales, etc. Any feedback is very much appreciated!
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Simplest OAuth Introduction: The Outcome of Years of Dedication to OAuth
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Understand OAuth2 grant types better with 'spot-the-difference' approach
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9y ago
For your case, you do not need JWT. Stateless JWT is useful in the scenario where one server is capable of authenticating a user (through password, social login, one-time password, etc.), and a different server holds resources that the use
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Open Door Policy: The Laziest and Most Incomplete Answer to Company Culture
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9y ago
It may be but probably not that soon since there are a lot of countries not on smartphones, some industries have multiple dominant players, and users may not want to deal with an app from each player, e.g., car dealers, etc.
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9y ago
Yeah. Every single action is tracked these days, and almost every channel is utilized as a marketing attempting; some channels are just very well disguised or they do provide some value/amusement that they are sort of welcome or at lea
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2FA SMS is not obsolete because neither is a combination lock
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Code Review: Beyond Code into Company Culture
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I wrote this to supplement the original presentation slides ( http://www.slideshare.net/KhorSoonHin/gentlest-introduction-... ) and video ( https://youtu.be/dYhrCUFN0eM ) at a Tensorflow meetup because the
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Gentlest Introduction to Tensorflow
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10y ago
Basically for people who are interested to understand Relay/GraphQL's global node ID covers: * What is the mysterious NodeDefinition interface? * What is Node ID? * When is it created? * When is it used?
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Relay/GraphQL: De-Mistifying Node ID
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11y ago
Thanks. You would definitely make the great colleague/leader, and I would hire you!
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Ask HN: What is the 1 attribute colleagues should have to make workplace better?
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11y ago
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11y ago
Start using Relay framework on Rails 4.2/Ruby >= 2.1, with this starter-kit.
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Relay (Facebook framework) on Rails
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11y ago
There are 2 perspectives to be aware of: theirs & yours. You are replacing something they wrote. That in a way is saying what they wrote is obsolete. Ask yourself why are you and other new members are working on this project; for your o
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11y ago
Use Facebook's plain vanilla Flux implementation on Rails if you are worried about specification conformance, and future support of other gem-based Flux implementation.
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Back to Front: Rails to Facebook's Flux
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The subjective nature of gender discrimination/sexual harassment makes it difficult for not only the law/helpline administrator, but even the victims themselves to ascertain its occurrence. The lack of genuine support on offer to
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Why neither the law, nor a helpline, is enough to tackle gender/harassment
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15y ago
I'm not arguing for either but trying to state a point. Putting a side-by-side feature list face-off showing you have more features than the incumbent does not in anyway, prove that you are not a rip off. In fact, it probably proves that
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Perhaps nothing can be truly 'open' to contribution given that everybody has a different opinion and everybody often believes that they are right. Probably a huge number of newbies who tried posting something on Hacker News, will also feel
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15y ago
Perhaps, startups have been reading Hacker News/Y-combinator too much? ;-) ( http://ycombinator.com/howtoapply.html ). Y-combinator applicants are encouraged to make such associations to enable the evaluators to quickly grasp what they are
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nethsix
15y ago
What about if people express their commitment to actions, e.g., boycotts, etc., if SOPA goes ahead. I created a simple site where people can just send one-liner email to register their commitment to action. Kindly see http://news.ycombin
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I cobbled this together in a few hours. Hope it can serve some purpose. Apologize for any bugs, inconveniences etc.
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Show HN: Stop SOPA by expressing commitment to action
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nethsix
15y ago
If you down-voted something perhaps you'd care to give your thoughts, at least, instead of hiding out there.
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