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@brankopetric00 I think multistage helps here

The first rule of Docker is that your image will be 1.4GB no matter how hard you try and no matter what alpine variant you start from.

Marie could potentially lead to the end. She can strip supers of their powers by drawing the v1 from their blood

I got more offers when I had no profile picture on LinkedIn That’s weird

How life feels when you stop using .env (environment variables ) to store sensitive information for your (vibecoded) apps while other apps get exploited

@value Full write-up on Hashnode :- Dockerfile config, compose setup, Kubernetes notes, and the security breakdown of why env vars leak in the first place: wadidub.hashnode.dev/docker-secrets… Bookmark tweet 4 if nothing else. That script has saved me from at least 2 accidental commits.

Works for any app that reads secrets from env vars: ✅ Keycloak ✅ Spring Boot (@Value) ✅ Apache Fineract ✅ Any third-party container you can't modify Same pattern applies in Kubernetes too — secrets mount as files there too, same script, different path.

I put a password in docker-compose.yml. Then I ran `docker inspect` and saw it in plain text. Here's the 10-line fix that keeps Docker secrets working with apps that were never built to support them 🧵

Interactive Go coding challenges for technical interviews github.com/RezaSi/go-inte…

@TheCodeMan__ Just write your code

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@ayomicoder And go ?

i used "volatile" in the function, this tells the compiler not to optimize and c++ is actually 261ms when i ran it.

@QandAinPublic @EOEboh

@wadidub @EOEboh You're the users problem.

Interviewer: How do you paginate large data sets in your API? Candidate: "I return all records and let the frontend handle slicing the data" Good enough or not?

@EtimOyoIta @EOEboh That’s the users problem

@wadidub @EOEboh Bad faith actors be like:

@QandAinPublic @EOEboh That’s the users problem

@wadidub @EOEboh Oh dear. Please never do this IRL unless the dB is under a few MBs.

@ChShersh Wunderbar Hope to see you more often on my TL and pick up a few tips. You’re quite entertaining

@wadidub Apparently, being the loudest C++ guy can get you pretty far

C++20 introduced for-range loops with an init-statement. I propose to support increment statements in for-range loops in C++29. I call it Default Enumerated Range loops, or DE-ranged loops for short.