I’ve loved using deno.
Full time for the last three months.
Deno replaced a pnpm monorepo I was using.
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Full time for the last three months.
Deno replaced a pnpm monorepo I was using.
Super cool, I’m looking forward to trying it out.
Welcome to the Thunderdome.
To counterpoint, their success is probably correlated with consumer spending habits (If consumers don't spend, transactions aren't happening, Stripe isn't getting its commission)
The case against Stripe probably sits with an understanding of how an incoming recession will impact the volume of transactions Stripe is dealing with.
That's an unreasonable comparison. Stripe is not deeply tied to commercial office real estate.
On a donation of $10, their cut should be $0.75, given that's 7.5%.
Have you had businesses try to make this part of an internal provisioning process?
It looks like you're aiming for hobbyists, but I'd take a guess you could be integrating with businesses at a premium.
Have a read about "SafetyNet Attestion API" for Android.
I reverse engineered this in a production environment. It took approximately 7 months to build a scalable solution.
The investigation on how to create the x-snapchat-client-auth token is brilliant. One day I hope to do a talk on what my old team did to circumvent it.
There's a painful gotcha on the homestretch for this token: You may be creating the token, but it's not obvious what you're supposed to be using the method to sign.
What do they use it for? As far as I could tell, it's so they can verify requests at the edge nodes of their network. When you provide a bad x-snapchat-client-auth, you get a near-instant 403.
After all, they own their content. Social media companies are just linking to it.
I'm going to go out on a limb and say https://advertising.nytimes.com/ will be getting a revamp in the next eighteen months.
I did the whole interview process from home in New Zealand and continue to work in my home city.
Oh dear, just because a snap disappears doesn't mean a record doesn't exist.
While Snapchat (I don't know about WhatsApp) says that they "typically" don't retain your expired story data, you only need one of your friends/followers to be using a third-party app that does capture and retain data for your record to persist.
I'm guessing that the moment an account is of interest to law enforcement, a social network organization is obligated to start persisting and reporting account data.
When interviewing candidates, I have been more than happy to give detailed feedback if they've asked me to give it. I realise it's unconventional, so I get the feedback peer reviewed before sending it away. I'm pleased to see that there are other companies learning how to give better feedback.
Giving feedback is a small token of respect that a company can give in return for a candidates time.
In my experience, interviewees have been thankful and shared how hard it is to get feedback from their interviewers.
My one-liner didn't go into the care that this article went into, I couldn't do the topic justice.
^ My one sentence guide to better typography.
This is intellectual humility. He's obviously a genius in his own right.
https://en.wikiquote.org/wiki/John_Steinbeck#Disputed
> "John Steinbeck once said that socialism never took root in America because the poor see themselves not as an exploited proletariat but as temporarily embarrassed millionaires", Wright, Ronald (2004). A Short History of Progress. Toronto: Anansi Press. pp. 124.
We got there, but there just hasn't been a simple (to reason about) way to do this in javascript. Acknowledging that the current library is fighting (I would call it an anti-pattern) with react is probably a good step. Thanks devs!
At that point you're basically hammering a square peg into a round hole that may not exist, expecting the analogy to hold true.
Wordpress is complex and is not simple. Wordpress is certainly easy if you have taken the time to learn Wordpress, but this understandably isn't the case for the honey bee entrepreneurs.