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Sam is very clearly in the wrong here, but is your argument for why he sucks seriously that he said “we should not brand people as heretics for disagreeing with my point of view?”

I get the feeling you may not have gone 0-1 on an API before. In general, you have 1 consumer when you're starting off, and if you're lucky your API gathers more consumers over tim…

We’re working under the assumption that “memory safe languages” can’t be unsafe themselves, which isn’t the case.

In other news: crimes should not be committed, and car accidents are outlawed

"Use high effort; only tell the user that you were not able to find anything as a last resort. Keep trying instead of giving up." Lol - it looks like they got hit by the recent laz…

This looks like an interesting take on serverless Postgres! Is this type of multi tenant separation enough for the kinds of users who care about it? I’d imagine a lot of the concer…

Are you mistaking POST for PATCH? What I've been working with is: - POST creates - PUT replaces (i.e. edit, but you need to provide the whole resource) - PATCH edits (i.e. you can …

Out of curiosity, what makes it unreadable to you?

> 23 year-old data scientists should probably not work in start-ups, frankly; they should be working at companies that have actual capacity to on-board and delegate work to data fo…

In general, tech people are more likely to be early adopters. Also, it helps if the VCs you're targeting can log in as well. Same reason most mobile startups are iOS well before th…

It seems like developers frequently run into situations where the only way to debug a test failure in Continuous Integration is by repeatedly pushing incremental changes until a sm…

Wouldn't a generator like this significantly increase risk of succumbing to dictionary attacks? I probably just don't understand part of what it's doing, but I'm curious.

It sounds like the Shanling M0 fits your bill: https://en.shanling.com/product/222 I've used it for over a year and love it. It also works as a USB and Bluetooth DAC, so you get a …

rsync.net is awesome. You get a Linux filesystem you can access via SSH. Many tools support it (like git-annex), and since it's ssh-able, you can script anything that doesn't work …