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Because it is logging with extra steps.

See: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22574712

Figured it was base station vs mobile station

As of the W16 batch (of which I was a part), yes. Not sure it's a "requirement" as much as it's an advice.

Authy addresses the losing your phone scenario.

Edit: I realise you're probably referring to proprietary bank authenticator apps

I used to feel this way for years, even till very recently. After I resigned from my company in 2012 after a fallout with my partners, the highest trafficked job search website in Nigeria - Jobberman - reached out to me to take up the recently open position of CTO. The expectations brought on an overwhelming feeling of being an impostor. There were a number of things I was doing for the first time, and a number of situations I had never been in prior. For instance:

- I had built numerous medium traffic web applications in the past but had never done MySQL replication.

- I had not had the privilege of managing an application that averaged 4000 visitors at any given time.

- As much as I had a good working knowledge of administering servers, I wouldn't say I had up to a 100 hours in total of administering Linux machines. I had been a Windows server guy for years, but had a couple of personal apps running on Linux VMs

- I had never done application performance monitoring

I could go on and on, but these thoughts exaggerated the negatives so much in my head that as much as I knew I had work to do, and knew how to teach myself to do it, I knew I didn't deserve the role. In the end, I did my best and transformed the company's infrastructure but never did get to shake off the feeling.

I can go on and on about why I did feel that way but I guess like the blog post says, we can think always of more ways to cut ourselves down, than otherwise.

Being more active on IRC has helped dispel this feeling over time. Self realization when discussing with people you believe should know more than you do also helps - less than two weeks ago, some developer friend of mine was excitedly telling me how they recently learned of the format of IPv4 addresses, something I probably knew before I turned 12. Blogging more often is something I intend to get back to as well. I used to be pretty active 7 - 5 years ago until I got "too busy".

I should add that this is my first lengthy comment on HN, as I never did feel I was good enough to comment on this forum. :)

This doesn't compare to the frameworks you mentioned in that regard. It's a framework for the Elixir language, not another JS framework.

Timing matters here, as the drone could easily land on its heavier side if all rotors fail.