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by sjroot 3y ago
Siri+
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by sjroot 4y ago
The fact that the organization name and this repository hasn't been updated to reflect the discussion in that thread is telling. The author must just want to be able to add "created standard Go project layout used by X developers
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by sjroot 4y ago
Why is this published in a GitHub org called "golang-standards"? As someone who has worked with Go for years in a professional capacity, more than half of these folders are not necessary or convention in any sense. They usually in
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by sjroot 4y ago
The first time I heard one of those “I can also” lines, I lost interest in ever purchasing an Alexa or frankly any Amazon home product. Shame the amount of engineering effort that went into that system, only for it to be destroyed by absurd
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by sjroot 4y ago
https://support.atlassian.com/jira-cloud-administration/docs... Why would you want to loop in a completely separate service when GitHub and Jira already have an integration available?
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by sjroot 4y ago
Yeah this is the deal breaker for me as well. This smells like an embrace-extend-extinguish campaign frankly? 1. Embrace gRPC and protobuf 2. Extend with Connect, get everyone using this in their APIs and web apps 3. Drift away from establi
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by sjroot 4y ago
When I see posts like these, I immediately go to the company’s homepage to see what they’re trying to sell. One thing that stuck out to me was the “Our technology partners” section. Is Theos actually “partnering” with companies like Google,
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by sjroot 4y ago
The pessimist in me is pretty confident that was the true purpose of this writing. Nonetheless, hope it pays off for them.
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by sjroot 4y ago
Web dev for many years chiming in: please step awayyyyy from the ugly solution. As another reply stated, you cannot guarantee pixel-perfect decision without sacrificing other aspects. It’s not something you should strive for at all in {curr
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by sjroot 4y ago
I’ve never seen ads. I believe the difference (and potential explanation as to why GP hasn’t seen any either) is that my account is through google workspace.
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by sjroot 4y ago
That post makes a ton of sense honestly. It is a shame but why wouldn’t Salesforce want their branding on it? Check out Vercel, Fly.io, or DigitalOcean depending on the complexity of the project you’re hoping to deploy.
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by sjroot 4y ago
Based on Google’s documentation on supervised accounts [1], sounds like your child is/was under 13? They don’t have these checks in place for the fun of it. They’re usually legally mandated, otherwise some parent will sue them because
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by sjroot 4y ago
Another option people may want to consider is hosting a version of Code Server[1]. I do this with my iPad Pro and it has been incredibly convenient. I even have it configured so that ports can be routed to via my domain, meaning I can do we
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by sjroot 5y ago
Former C1 employee here with a personal opinion. C1 is walking the walk; everyone up to the CEO is very tech-forward (which quite surprised me initially)
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by sjroot 5y ago
These sort of arguments are really tiresome. I’m absolutely a fan of engineering feats like these being made more accessible for educational purposes. Even in college, I built a NES emulator on an FPGA. But to argue that it’s primary motive
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by sjroot 5y ago
I’ve been in this position myself. To be fair, you aren’t bootstrapping if you’re taking YC funds, right? They are seeking returns on this investment in the magnitude seen in previous YC company IPOs, as mentioned in the article. Is a boots
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by sjroot 5y ago
I’ve owned macs for years and never once had any issue like that. I’d dig deeper than “it must be macOS”
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by sjroot 5y ago
I am a very satisfied Apple customer, but will gladly tell you that a Windows machine would make more sense for the use cases you’ve described.
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by sjroot 5y ago
Do not give notice to your current employer until you’ve passed all checks, signed all paperwork, and received your start date with the new employer. Any employer that expects otherwise should be avoided at all costs. Admittedly, even thi
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by sjroot 6y ago
C++ is still very much used, along with Python. These languages are generally used for the overwhelming majority of our backend services. JS/TS are used in the Terminal's view layer. You can make services in these languages as w
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by sjroot 6y ago
Came in here to say this. I helped many teams move from Java to Go, and came across this so many times. Everyone wanted to find the Spring equivalent for Go (or Django, Ruby on Rails, etc) when it doesn’t actually exist. That’s by design. N
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by sjroot 6y ago
This...this was Do Not Track..
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by sjroot 6y ago
Behind Facebook lay an event bigger threat to our democracy: a population lacking the educational foundation necessary to build informed opinions on issues by seeking and critically evaluating available sources of information.
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by sjroot 6y ago
I use both frequently, in and out of work. And I can’t state enough that people need to stop asking this question. These languages - I would throw Swift in there as well - are “apples and oranges” and shouldn’t really be compared. Depending
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by sjroot 6y ago
As someone who also takes all the right account security precautions, I too have been fooled by a scam Facebook ad. It seems like this is an increasingly-common attack vector that FB needs to address. Specifically, I think it would help for
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by sjroot 6y ago
SwiftUI will make the native application development experience much easier for Apple platforms. It still has a little ways to go, but once it's the "de-facto standard" for new apps, you will certainly see an explosion in inn
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by sjroot 6y ago
This looks amazing. I am so glad that you kept it as close to the native Mail experience as possible. My only question relates to payment. This is an app that I would gladly pay a solid price to own (in the ballpark of $50?). I would _much_
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by sjroot 6y ago
Yeah, I gathered you knew what you were talking about after I had already posted my comment lol. Just left it up in case any others have that question. :D
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by sjroot 6y ago
Somewhat. One key “feature” of OAuth is that it completely omits the authentication process.
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by sjroot 6y ago
I’ve never heard of FusionAuth but after a quick glance it seems interesting. Generally, I think these standards are worth knowing even if you do decide to use a managed offering. Also worth mentioning is ORY Hydra.

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