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An attack vector, or a vector attack?

You do a dry run first

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> our general “Spectrum” ranking—which is weighted to reflect the interests of the typical IEEE member

I guess this is because the typical IEEE member is a scientist, not a web developer.

Do you have zero downtime upgrades and automated rollback on deployment failure?

Interesting - thanks! Seems odd to imagine a userspace app could take down a carrier network.

Tricks of the 2D and 3D Game Programming Gurus (two of André's books) got me thinking for the first time about working as a game dev, launched me into my career and two decades later I've got that to thank him for.

Tangential, but love and remember the inside cover quote about integrity being a lonely path to follow. Thought about that one time to time over the years.

> Rather, it was justified in terms of protecting the cell phone carriers

I don't remember that at all. I do remember Jobs resisting the app store because he wanted everything to be a web app though (despite resisting the move to responsive web design).

Can you provide a source for your claim?

Did you sleep?

This is an extremely insightful and profound comment. Thank you

Note: "sprints" in this context means "crunch".

From the tweetstorm the article quotes:

> The Internet Explorer team was the hardest-working team I’ve ever been on. And I’ve worked at multiple start-ups. It was a sprint, not a marathon. We ate every meal at the office. We often held foosball tournaments at 2 am, just to get the team energy back up to continue working!

It's not scraping, you're just consuming an API.

Scraping is when you're parsing human-readable content (HTML) and extracting data, as the parent comment correctly points out.

That's why the Secretary of State (very important person) gets to make the call.

Writing modular code is good but that's a ridiculous reason to need to do so.

Xcode also trips on simple type errors and sometimes fails to even provide a line number where the error lies. As someone who just wrote a Swift app after no prior exposure, it's oddly immature in some basic ways after nearly a decade from launch.

Curious if this will impact AWS pricing, as I believe Gandi is one of the main providers behind Route 53.

Interesting - where did you read/see this?

That is very interesting - found your older post pointing to https://web.archive.org/web/20110210194715/http://forge38.co...

So actually a full-stack developer, according to the person who coined the term, is not just someone who can do backend and front-end, but you need to have the design (and business) chops too.

A language should be considered with its ecosystem, which is why the author started delegating parts to Python by the end.

Therefore the title was actually on point.

What are the major features of MIDI 2 over MIDI 1?

Does MIDI 2 have broad vendor buy-in? We all know about Microsoft's history here.

Is MIDI 2 a good thing overall?

Beta can also just mean "there might be bugs".

Do you _know_ they had spare controllers?

Saved this great article from a couple of years ago, https://medium.com/swlh/what-does-risc-and-cisc-mean-in-2020...

Thanks!

Who's Jacobson? Google doesn't turn anything up.

Neither does "Ericsson Approach" for that matter..

It's on product, because it's an ask from the customer (and requires planning into the roadmap - it doesn't come for free).

That's a damn good point!

Yes, like in the thing that they practically give away (Home Mini for $50)

Well spotted, that's actually hilarious and what I thought of as soon as I saw the HN headline.

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