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by wbond 9mo ago
I work at a company with thousands of engineers and have people hitting $200 limits in just a few days. I think the shortest was around 1.5 work days.
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by wbond 2y ago
Totally random, but did you use Flourishlib (PHP) at some point ~15 years ago? Your name sounded familiar from a long-ago open source project. Either way, congrats on your hard work and success!
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by wbond 3y ago
I have a few open source projects that have lasted for 10+ years, and I can’t agree more with approach #2. Ideally you want your scripting to handle of the weird gotchas of different versions of host OSes, etc. Granted my work is cross-plat
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by wbond 4y ago
Yet most people end up liking that car and the balance of features, looks and price. Sure, they’d love to not pay for premium gas and have the extra trunk space, but in the end they’d much rather have a car that basically never gets stolen,
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by wbond 4y ago
ChannelLock makes good ones with tight tolerances, smooth adjustment and accurate measurements in metric and standard (one on each side). I often use them as a first attempt and if I need more torque I check the size they are set to when gr
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by wbond 4y ago
I know various companies have been looking into sponsoring his work for iOS, since it can make a big difference in the edit/build/run cycle since linking times can be fairly high. I was even personally supporting it for those reas
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by wbond 4y ago
Your statement is correct. BadTLS explicitly exists to test certs that you generally should not , but often do, run into in the wild. As a result, most software handles these in poor ways, with error messages that are unhelpful at best. Wr
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by wbond 4y ago
If you are looking for some other bad TLS configs, I run a site that augments this at https://badtls.io/ .
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by wbond 4y ago
Could provide a link with some info? I tried to look around to confirm but didn’t find anything. This sounds like it could be really useful.
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by wbond 5y ago
Nah, ST is going well. Jon is the mastermind behind it all, and Ben has been doing excellent work, and Tim is rounds out the ST team. On the Merge side, Dylan and David are hard at work. I think Sublime HQ is hiring in the Sydney area also.
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by wbond 5y ago
Off topic, but nice to see you around here after years since we’ve met in person! Also nice to see other engineers from NH represented. I’ve also done gigs for 7, 5, 2 years, one for 8 months and now I’m 2 months into my new gig. I would co
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by wbond 5y ago
How big is the app you are working on? How long does an incremental build take including linking and signing? 30 incremental builds an hour sounds pretty high to me, unless you’ve got a smaller app. On Intel machines, I’ve been seeing minim
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by wbond 5y ago
My understanding is the newer 5k by LG is far less troublesome - as shared with me who’s had three different units over the past 5(?) years. I’ve had one for the past year with zero issues also.
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by wbond 5y ago
If you deal with a small local bank, you may be able to get a portfolio mortgage that they hold, with some unique benefits. I recently did this, they matched the rate my existing lender (big international bank) gave me, plus they offer a fl
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by wbond 5y ago
We recently moved to wireless charging to reduce the number of cables that break and have to be replaced. I don’t need the port to be removed, but I doubt I would regularly use USB-C. It is more difficult to plug in than lightning, and will
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by wbond 5y ago
I see LE as generally trading low cost certs for expensive labor. It’s great when you have scale and need hundreds of certs. I care more about making it easy for people to pay me than getting “free” certificates that cost me hundreds of dol
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by wbond 5y ago
It also means you have to automate things that are tied to your certificate lifetime. Apple Pay on the web requires you authenticate your server, and it uses your certificate serial num as proof you still own the server. This means every th
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by wbond 5y ago
Having dealt with a fair bit of CI on a decent number of services (AppVeyor, Travis, CircleCI and GitHub Actions), I’ve come to the exact same conclusion. CI is a script, and the YAML configs for those various services configure the machine
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by wbond 5y ago
One of the features I am most excited about it tab multi-select. The simplicity of using it versus traditional pane management is really key, in my opinion. Instead of having to manage groups and the files within them, tab selections are ve
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by wbond 5y ago
I am constantly wondering why the fourth controller doesn't seem to pair. Thank you!
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by wbond 5y ago
We purposefully didn’t create a web page for it because we wanted people to engage on our Discord server. Once we are ready for wide-spread usage, we’ll release a stable build. This will be happening “soon”.
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by wbond 5y ago
We kindly ask that users who are interested in being part of the ST4 beta join the Discord server, and that download links not be shared outside of that community. This allows us to have a better feedback loop and tighter communication.
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by wbond 5y ago
Just to clarify, it is build 4100 that adds native Apple Silicon support. We weren’t originally able to include it because we had to backport Mac arm64 support to Python 3.3, since we include that for compatibility with ST3 packages. Edit:
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by wbond 5y ago
We actually went from a singer/songwriter to a duo and then a full six-piece band between 2016 to 2019! We've been putting out albums and EPs quite a bit, just been quiet in the public sphere since late 2019 since we've been
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by wbond 5y ago
Find in Files has had a number of improvements in ST4, including defaulting to ignoring files in .gitignore, defaulting to ignoring files excluded from the project when right-clicking a folder, along with some other tweaks and fixes.
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by wbond 5y ago
We intentionally decided to have the dev builds for ST4 go to a smaller group of people, paired with a low-friction communication medium. Clearly you disagree with that decision, but we do communicate with our users pretty much every day. W
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by wbond 5y ago
The “active” version of Sublime Text are our development builds. We’ve just been releasing those discreetly during this current dev cycle since we’ve got a huge user base and wanted a smaller group to test some of our bigger changes on. For
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by wbond 5y ago
Part of our development pace is that we are a small team (six engineers), bootstrapped, maintaining multiple products, and looking to do things in a way that fits with our vision for the products. We want to build products that are around f
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by wbond 5y ago
Just to clarify, we’ve done major releases in 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, and now early 2021. We also released a second product (Sublime Merge) in 2018 and did a major release of that in 2020. There haven’t been any significant gaps in our rele
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by wbond 5y ago
We looked into the protocol, but unfortunately it made a number of poor architectural choices that leads to many language servers not implementing the protocol properly. This effectively requires custom integrations for most language server

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