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One important step I've found helpful is asking if the candidate would like to receive feedback before sharing. This should also curb the risk of litigation.

The biggest problem with GraphQL in this regard is that it is a single endpoint. API gateways often define authorization rules, throttling rates, and caching times differently for each route. Consequently, you may need to write authorization, throttling, and caching logic in a separate layer or perhaps even in your microservices themselves.

I wonder if the bezel allows for a normal square display underneath?

> Pebble produced a decent product relatively on time

Their branding is great. Now whenever i see "time", it reminds me of the watch...

FWIW, I currently get two-factor auth codes on my band just because it shows text messages out of the box.

Haha. I also attempted this one and failed.

Have you seen pictures of what drone props can do to skin? Even the handheld drones draw blood easily. The $500 phantoms can cause damage requiring stitches... Not sure a baseball is the best analogy.

I was hoping for a performance related answer, but you are right. I might walk through this and see if one way is faster than the other. Thanks!

In a cursory glance, this appears to be logic (token, redis, etc) that can be handled by Nginx+Lua. Is there any reason to do it this way vs the other?

Being an attendee from last year, I can guarantee you that it's people still filing in to find seats well into the presentation. The exit is towards the back left of where the camera is. People going to the right are looking for seats. It's still not an attractive angle.

I do agree that it isn't the best idea, but I find name-calling the worst way to support an argument.

"Bokeh" is specific to photo characteristics. "blur" is more general but still applies: "a thing that cannot be seen clearly".

Ten cents says it's Tencent.

This is exactly what has happened.

It actually makes it great for sharing certain funny bits with friends.

I just realized how important the number 4 in this whole deal. #classickitkat

I'm interested in seeing Google's Compute Engine show up in some of these benchmarks. Any reason why someone would not want to use them? Some benchmark's I've seen show them with awesome stats.

Well that's one way to handle a big review about technology of the future: don't write a review and suggest weaning yourself off of technology.

Same logic with Real Estate agents. My friend's agent tried to get him to sell his house with every low-ball offer that came in...

I would think it's relatively easy to swap in refined data after the fact. The attraction here is the process to consume the data.

Progressive already does this with a similar gadget: http://www.progressive.com/auto/snapshot.aspx

I'm pushing for more python use at my company as well. It's tough as everyone is drinking the ruby kool-aid.

P.S. I really enjoyed your talk at QCon SF last year!

Welp, there goes every plan I had this weekend. Thanks.

My first thought is that companies would not want to forward data to a company that enables a current customer to possibly leave for better rates.

Commenting so I can remember to bookmark later.

Great article. This might cause some downvoting, but perhaps they really did bring all this upon themselves and the Anonymous attacks are not warranted in this case. Who stores those kinds of emails in plain text on American soil?

Haven't we already proved that piracy can't directly equated to losing $500 million?

This article pointed out something I hadn't really thought about: random album pictures on facebook get more real estate than profile pictures in the news feed. If I started posting political items through that huge block of news feed, I bet people will start ignoring all my posts...

I really like this idea.

I was messing with the hours manually, and realized it would be very cool to have a timeline-toolbar at the top that would allow the user to fly through hours of the front page.

It would allow us to see the comment count changing over time and seeing which stories quickly disappear and which stick around.

/my two cents