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I've observed the same thing in the EdTech space (e.g. ClassDojo, Google Classroom), and I think a big part of that is being self-serve forces the company to build _actually good_ …

> Here’s how the hack went down: Two attackers accessed a private GitHub coding site used by Uber software engineers and then used login credentials they obtained there to access d…

I have for my day job, but it's _hard_. There isn't a lot of good info out there. Here are a few good sources that I found helpful: https://medium.com/@isaacplmann/getting-your-ang…

This is part of what v5 is fixing by enabling AOT by default in development (and production). AOT compilation converts an Angular template to TypeScript that is then type-checked. …

Having just seen a whole bunch of React shops when interviewing for a front end position, a _lot_ struggle with React but also really enjoy it. Definitely don't see a significant d…

This is really common across all of EdTech - project cycles often focus on launching in time for the school year, launching by midterms, etc.

I don't know, something feels off about Palantir being around for 6227020800 (13!) years...

I think the biggest problem with flags like --emergency is if they end up in daily use, such as git --force. Then, they are both sudo-level AND used without a lot of though.

Having run an (internal) app that is deeply integrated with Google Sheets for about a year, I think that Sheets is good and bad. It's _extremely_ powerful for allowing business use…

The new GitHub changes allow you to group a set of comments into a "review" that then notifies the recipient all at once, along with letting you mark the PR as "approved" or "needs…