biermic

Doesn't have time for junior dev, because has so much own work. Then hangs on hackernews :D

According to my logs there are quite a lot users from the US having set Spanish as their default language.

That's a fair point. I'll switch over to region specific! Thanks for putting me in that direction.

And no - haven't contacted support so far. Will assign someone from my team to get in touch with them.

Just happened again last week. What's even worse the location from where we tried to access the file also had impact. Like we were able to reproduce the issue from one location, but not from another.

It sometimes takes minutes for the file to become available. Meanwhile we get a 401 unauthorized. Even though we have something in place like that:

  def is_file_uploaded(file_name, request_id):
      for i in range(S3_UPLOAD_ATTEMPTS_COUNT):
          try:
              s3.Object(BUCKET, file_name).load()
              return True
          except botocore.exceptions.ClientError as e:
              logger.warning('File still not uploaded to S3. 
  Check - {}/{} (request_id - {})'.format(
                  i+1, S3_UPLOAD_ATTEMPTS_COUNT, request_id
              ))
      return False

Nope it doesn't :(

Just ran into the problem again last week. Even though we verify the files availability using the boto3 client...

I followed the exporting to S3 approach. Unfortunately it takes a while until those files become available, even though the AWS API says they are. We had many issues with this approach in the past. Better host the response yourself....

So I just hit up Amazon and found this: https://www.amazon.com/Revolution-Cooking-R180-High-Speed-St...

Not sure if we have to wait until 2050

You'd create a table that holds the different tenants. Then add a association between users and tenants. Store the tenant in the authenticated users session.

Then you could attach the tenant specific configuration to the session too, or better keep it in an in-memory cache.

Independent from the events: The way Github employees communicate with each other makes me kind of uncomfortable.

In the companies I've worked here in Europe, such discussions just would not happen in a cooperate chat room.

I bought my T440s for like $900 six years ago. Still going strong. It's been my fifth Thinkpad so far. Would go with T series again.

The work I didn't get to do this week, because my customers asked for so much support. The price of being freelance.

Enjoy your weekend everyone!

Does this mean the US visitors data is not protected? Or no resources to add a cookie banner?

We operate that site and are using Cloudflare to prevent DDOS attacks. Probably some sort of hash collision...

How old are you?

You might not like to hear that, but as an outsider it seems like you are trying to harass DHH for personal reasons.

But also his reactions were slightly too emotional and unprofessional, why I've unfollowed him on Twitter as a consequence.

Newsboat (a currently maintained fork of Newsbeuter). It's a wonderful easy to use commandline RSS reader.

https://newsboat.org

This is a recent list of promotion opportunities: https://postyourstartup.com

Good luck!

Don't panic. You might find the video linked below from Patrick Campbell interesting. He talks about constantly freaking out as founder, and getting the awareness to overcome this.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=56_9y2pMwhs

I'd focus more on providing enough value to justify a SF like salary. Just trying to find a company that will throw money at you while you sit in a LOC area will be tough. Companies are not stupid, and you are competing with the whole world. There will always be someone who can do the job for a cheaper price. So figure out what value you provide, that justifies inflated rates. Another approach is not to be an employee, but a business. But that's not as comfortable.

I'm having trouble understanding for whom this is is built. Obviously not for me, but what's the problem that editor is solving?

reddit.com/r/selfhosted might like this

Working from the other end with recruiters, I cannot confirm this. It feels to me, the recruiter I'm working with respects both parties and really tries to find a great fit.

All of the applicants he brought were better, than the ones that applied via an online job portal. Even tough some ask 20%-40% over our budget, we are still considering them.