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derricki

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About derricki

I'm a computer scientist, entrepreneur, Stanford cardinal, BYU cougar, father, and truck enthusiast.

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    Comment #12727148

    Thanks for posting this Brian. I had fun doing the experiment!

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    Comment #12646420

    Love the "oh no no" about "Treats QA like a gatekeeper"

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    Comment #11569346

    Thanks for using standard AWS credential configuration!

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    Comment #10156646

    The best phrase from the article: "confusing sources of sloppy nullish behavior."

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    Comment #9926032

    I do find Selenium a overly complicated so thanks for the post.

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    Comment #9898476

    I have to admit, I like seeing a Lord of the Rings ring in a Beyonce clip.

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    Comment #9607417

    It's fun to hear what worked and what didn't for complex web rendering. It would be interesting to see some graphs or numbers behind the performance gotchas listed in the article.

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    Comment #7683035

    Salt Lake City, UT -- Lucid Software ( http://www.golucid.co ) Lucid Software is building world class graphical applications in the browser and on mobile devices. Our first product…

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    Comment #7510089

    Salt Lake City, UT -- Lucid Software ( http://www.golucid.co ) Lucid Software is building world class graphical applications in the browser and on mobile devices. Our first product…

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    Comment #6478692

    Great benefits like presenting at and attending conferences, working with customers, and lots of ownership of projects.

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    Comment #6317247

    Salt Lake City, UT - Lucidchart Lucidchart is building world class graphical applications in the browser and on mobile devices. Lucid is startup founded by Karl Sun, a former Googl…

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    Comment #6142225

    Do the performance gains depend on how many digits before or after the decimal point there are?

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    Comment #6142089

    Salt Lake City, UT - Lucidchart Lucidchart is building world class graphical applications in the browser and on mobile devices. We're rapidly growing in every dimension of the busi…

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    Comment #5971282

    Salt Lake City, UT - Lucidchart Lucidchart is building world class graphical applications in the browser and on mobile devices. We're rapidly growing in every dimension of the busi…

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    Comment #5805901

    I joined Silicon Valley as a grad student at Stanford in 2007, and I've been on both sides of hiring multiple times. I'm now the recruiting committee chair for an ambitious startup…

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    Comment #5804650

    Salt Lake City, UT - Lucidchart Lucidchart is building world class graphical applications in the browser and on mobile devices. We're rapidly growing in every dimension of the busi…

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    Comment #5639618

    Lucidchart - Salt Lake City, UT Lucidchart is a rapidly growing tech startup looking for great product developers at all experience levels to join us at our headquarters in Utah. A…

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    Comment #5473907

    Lucidchart - Salt Lake City, UT Lucidchart is a rapidly growing tech startup looking for great product developers at all experience levels to join us at our headquarters in Utah. A…

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    Comment #5402150

    I was hoping the security enhancements would include SSL certificate validation. Anyone know why they don't do that, or how a user should approach that limitation?

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    Comment #5305218

    Lucidchart - Salt Lake City, UT Lucidchart is a rapidly growing tech startup looking for great product developers at all experience levels to join us at our headquarters in Utah. A…

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    Comment #5169326

    One of the best lines is: "Security vulnerabilities are bugs at [frameworks' and languages'] core, and very difficult to detect." It's a good illustration of why "security" can alm…