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by reledi 3y ago
Location: London, UK Remote: Yes, also open to hybrid and office Willing to relocate: No, longer term maybe (EU passport) Technologies: Ruby, Elixir, TypeScript, JavaScript, Node.js, Python, Go, Shell, Bash, SQ
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by reledi 3y ago
The tweet is currently viewable while logged out. Have you tried?
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by reledi 4y ago
I’m surprised to see that Ashley has a Wikipedia page. I would not have thought the allegations to be notable enough. But Wikipedia editors seem to disagree in an Article for Deletion [1], citing that there are high-quality sources. News ou
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by reledi 4y ago
Love the list just a shame to see the 10x myth. 10xers really do exist but it's hard to think about when framing it simply as 10x programmers. These are people who see two levels of hierarchy requesting something for months and then bu
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by reledi 4y ago
There are situations where it comes off condescending, and minimises the listener. But I will say that I sometimes appreciate hearing it when I'm overcomplicating things. It reminds me to keep it simple.
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by reledi 4y ago
I've seen this bug in prod while consulting. Bad regex.
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by reledi 4y ago
Harvesting and storage of a naturally occurring element is lower maintenance in theory. It is easily stored a thousand years ago and a thousand years from now, even if some global catastrophic event occurred that renders modern technology
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by reledi 4y ago
You misunderstand. He's not being sanctioned because he's CEO.
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by reledi 4y ago
Is there a term for these denial of service tactics that many organisations employ? E.g. not having the authority, being the wrong person and sending you in another direction, putting the onus on you to move things forward, not responding t
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by reledi 4y ago
They would continue to cheat but more discretely. It's a cat and mouse game. For example, they can easily start a new gc and invite everyone but the instructor via DMs. Or invite everyone but add a verification phase. They love a chall
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by reledi 4y ago
Central London here. Use of siren is very well controlled in my opinion, especially compared to other countries and cities. I find they're used for short periods such as when approaching an intersection. What's the most disturbin
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by reledi 5y ago
PR damage control has started. Video is now private.
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by reledi 5y ago
Really hoped they supported subscription pausing by now. Doesn't make sense paying a year's sub for a secondary home when you're only there for a couple months, unless it's the only option you have.
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by reledi 5y ago
It's a plausible theory, but they almost definitely would have had prints from him already. The fingers and palm were analysed in the photo. There's a better photo here: https://www.merseyside.police.uk/news/m
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by reledi 5y ago
> They want to keep their walled garden's walls air tight, and there are apparently enough people that are OK living in that garden that it works. For many, including me, it's not some inconvenience that we are okay with. We se
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by reledi 6y ago
Love this. The price tag may seem high but it's competitive for wall art. What other iconic works are there that give you an idea of what's happening in the world? Time, New Yorker, ...
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by reledi 6y ago
Another approach to consider, that's so straightforward and quick that most will consider it boring and overlook it. - kill services with low usage - downgrade instance size - downgrade instance type - merge databases - schedule servic
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by reledi 6y ago
I used to be bullish on linting around 2014-2017. Now I avoid them as much as possible. Bad linters are expensive. They add complexity to workflows and pipelines, slow down iteration speed, and create a nitpicky culture where most discussio
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by reledi 6y ago
Definitely. Side projects, fine. But I'll never use a pipeline that's coupled to my VCS hosting solution for anything production facing. Did it before and not only does it make it tricky to move to another VCS host, but your abil
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by reledi 6y ago
mix format for Elixir rubyfmt for Ruby
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by reledi 6y ago
Not the same experience as some of the best formatters out there. RoboCop is too configurable and too slow.
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by reledi 6y ago
At this point only you know why it didn't work out. We don't yet know what approach you took and what potential mistakes were made. So only you can answer what to do and not to do when starting over. To help you get started, why
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by reledi 6y ago
We didn't have a better SLA than hosted GitHub when self-hosting GitLab, and then there's the extra cost of maintaining the instance, the CI runners, the DB, the networking, configuration and so on. Wasn't worth it for us aft
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by reledi 6y ago
Having been down that road, it's also a mess. Best I can imagine now is using GitHub as a primary and other hosted services as a mirror. Mirroring the git repos will only get you so far though, you won't have the services built ar
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by reledi 6y ago
Just switched back to using GitHub again and the timing couldn't be worse. Hope things are going okay for them, definitely some stressful weeks. On a side note, the status.github.com page is quite delayed. Following live updates from T
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by reledi 6y ago
Definitely. When I go back to Elixir from Go I feel the pain of not having static types. AFAIK, the closest we have right now is - typespecs - guard clauses - structs w/ required keys (cannot specify types) - ecto embedded schemas (e.g
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by reledi 7y ago
I’m really curious how places with heavy Python usage solve the dependency tree, packaging, distribution, release problems. I’m always lost about what the best practice is when I occasionally need to write Python. I just wish there was one
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by reledi 7y ago
To add to the confusion, there’s also setuptools, easy_install, wheels, eggs, ...
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by reledi 7y ago
Compared to other languages and ecosystems, it really is lagging behind. Depedendency and version management were afterthoughts in Python. I dread having to maintain our Python projects.
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by reledi 7y ago
I also moved from Ontario to London in the same year. What was the job you went into?

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