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Latest update for the devRant app has some new twists: 1) collabs are now free for all 2) black theme is available for devRant++ members 3) when posting a rant we now ask for you to classify the rant as a specific type of post. RIP !rant :/ To be clear, this isn't meant to say that any posted content needs to be different than what everyone is doing already, just that the extra categorization helps all parties who like or dislike different types of content. This categorization will help better inform the algo and allow for advanced filtering which is coming soon.
If you have any questions, comments or concerns please ask me or @dfox in this thread.
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Client "Can you change your API? If a POST return 201 ours system crashes reading it"
Me "Your system WHAT?????"12 -
I've been on devRant long enough that I'm getting familiar with some of the more frequent ranters here. I imagine it's been done before, but I'd like to put some faces to the names.
So post them mugs in here, fellas!
Here's me with my daughter (turns 1 next week!), taken last Saturday.
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Omfg this fucking guy!!!!
Context:
We are going through a major refactor of some of our backend components. I was tasked with cleaning up our ML code while another guy was tasked with cleaning up the general CRUD side of the backend, let's call him DA for "dumb ass".
** At 11pm
DA: I am getting a strange error from your backend. Look:
"Invalid call: method=PUT expected=[POST]"
Me: you need to send a post request not a put request
DM: no, it's not that. I am sending the right thing
Me: ... Let me see...
* 15min ish of testing *
No, it works fine on my version, 1.1.0 what's your version?
DM: I'm on 1.1.0.
Me: send me code?
DM: *send
"request.put(..."
Me: you are sending a PUT... It's literally in the screenshot. Send a Post
DM: I am
Me: no, send a Post
DM: I don't understand, I am sending the request
Me: it's a post not a put
DM: but...
Me: it's a post not a put
Me: good night!!!!!!12 -
Found a pretty cool company asking for job applications via POST request 😎
..almost incorrectly formatted my JSON 😅10 -
Normal people post selfies on Instagram and get comments like "omg so sexy 😘"
Developers post stuff like this in devRant and get comments like "omg so sexy 😎":
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--- GitHub 24-hour outage post mortem ---
As many of you will remember; Github fell over earlier this month and cracked its head on the counter top on the way down. For more or less a full 24 hours the repo-wrangling behemoth had inconsistent data being presented to users, slow response times and failing requests during common user actions such as reporting issues and questioning your career choice in code reviews.
It's been revealed in a post-mortem of the incident (link at the end of the article) that DB replication was the root cause of the chaos after a failing 100G network link was being replaced during routine maintenance. I don't pretend to be a rockstar-ninja-wizard DBA but after speaking with colleagues who went a shade whiter when the term "replication" was used - It's hard to predict where a design decision will bite back and leave you untanging the web of lies and misinformation reported by the databases for weeks if not months after everything's gone a tad sideways.
When the link was yanked out of the east coast DC undergoing maintenance - Github's "Orchestrator" software did exactly what it was meant to do; It hit the "ohshi" button and failed over to another DC that wasn't reporting any issues. The hitch in the master plan was that when connectivity came back up at the east coast DC, Orchestrator was unable to (un)fail-over back to the east coast DC due to each cluster containing data the other didn't have.
At this point it's reasonable to assume that pants were turning funny colours - Monitoring systems across the board started squealing, firing off messages to engineers demanding they rouse from the land of nod and snap back to reality, that was a bit more "on-fire" than usual. A quick call to Orchestrator's API returned a result set that only contained database servers from the west coast - none of the east coast servers had responded.
Come 11pm UTC (about 10 minutes after the initial pant re-colouring) engineers realised they were well and truly backed into a corner, the site was flipped into "Yellow" status and internal mechanisms for deployments were locked out. 5 minutes later an Incident Co-ordinator was dragged from their lair by the status change and almost immediately flipped the site into "Red" status, a move i can only hope was accompanied by all the lights going red and klaxons sounding.
Even more engineers were roused from their slumber to help with the recovery effort, By this point hair was turning grey in real time - The fail-over DB cluster had been processing user data for nearly 40 minutes, every second that passed made the inevitable untangling process exponentially more difficult. Not long after this Github made the call to pause webhooks and Github Pages builds in an attempt to prevent further data loss, causing disruption to those of us using Github as a way of kicking off our deployment processes (myself included, I had to SSH in and run a git pull myself like some kind of savage).
Glossing over several more "And then things were still broken" sections of the post mortem; Clever engineers with their heads screwed on the right way successfully executed what i can only imagine was a large, complex and risky plan to untangle the mess and restore functionality. Github was picked up off the kitchen floor and promptly placed in a comfy chair with a sweet tea to recover. The enormous backlog of webhooks and Pages builds was caught up with and everything was more or less back to normal.
It goes to show that even the best laid plan rarely survives first contact with the enemy, In this case a failing 100G network link somewhere inside an east coast data center.
Link to the post mortem: https://blog.github.com/2018-10-30-...6 -
I'm starting to get the hang of this app.
I'm quite timid, I've only given a few +1s around.
I suppose this is my "Hello, world!" post!10 -
I'll hopefully be releasing the security/privacy blog (going to bundle both into one blog) tonight.
I'm actually nervous about this 😅
(first post will solely be an introduction/hello post)73 -
I wrote this blog post entirely on my phone through doing an SSH on my home server. Why, you ask, well because I don't have my laptop and I am hella bored. Stupid, you say, well I agree.
http://iostreamer.me/chip/2016/...
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Shame on every developer who ever wrote a blog post about a complex topic that included only trivial examples!7
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#First
I joined a start up and worked after college hours as an intern over there. I would usually bunk my college and go to my internship. I had limited knowledge at that moment. I worked very hard over there because I wanted (still want) to gain practical knowledge.
Almost a month into it and I had to take a break from it because I had college work. Rejoined the same start up during my vacations. Worked quite a lot and learnt quite some stuff. I continued the internship after my one month vacation for another month once my college started. All this while I was not being paid, not even a little bit of allowance. But that didn't matter because I wanted to learn
Fast forward six months to November 2016. I have been placed in an MNC through my college placements. One day I get a call from this start up owner(we had become good acquaintances by then) if I was willing to work as a paid intern while I was working on the projects that the company landed (so I guess as a free-lancer) and as an unpaid intern while I was working on the company projects. I agreed. Jump to December. I have joined and started working on an Android project of this very big company.
At time point, I should inform you'll that I'm not very good at Android and that the company size is very small. Company owner plus the tech lead in one city (where I'm from) and another two full time employees in another city. Out of which one quit to start his own company apparently. The start up would primarily employ interns and provide exposure to them while getting their work done.
Back to the story. The tech lead vaguely assigns everyone their work. Everyone over here includes new interns and previous interns like me who will get paid some amount. 3-4 days into the project, the tech lead quits. The tech lead and the company owner call three of us and says that one of you will have to be a project manager for this project. And then both of them and 2 of my colleagues look at me. And I don't know what to say. I hesitate initially because it's too much responsibility but agree to it finally.
The next day I come to office and read about the project thoroughly and catch up with my colleagues about the progress. The entire day I'm panicking about what I'm going to do. In the evening, my boss tells me that we have to go for a meeting with the client for whom we are doing this project. At this moment, the shit out of me has been scared. Mostly because I don't know what the fuck am I going to do over there apart from being stupid and asking dumb questions. So we reach the client's office and wait for him. The entire time I'm thinking to myself that I'm going to drown this company by opening my mouth. Surprisingly, all the questions that I asked seemed legitimate and I asked a lot of questions. And so I didn't drown the company after all...phew!
It's been more than a week. And holy fuck! What a pain it is to manage people. Half of my time is spent on updating excel sheet about their progress, where are they stuck and what is needed. And the other half about thinking what the fuck am I doing or how am I gonna do it.
So to sum up, intern-turned-freelancer-turned-project manager who has no idea what the fuck is going on. Seems pretty crazy, don't you think.6 -
How to post a question on a forum:
1. Create an account with a cute girl name like AnnaLovesYou143
2. Post your question. Ex. "How do I use Google? Thanks xOxO <3"
3. Wait for guys to give you a complete answer for your question or an offer to help you via a private message.7 -
There was maybe one of the coolest methods of apply for a job. There was a company in Sydney on linkedin on the apply href for the job was pointing to localhost (might of been a accident) so you had to find their website and with the trailing url get to the page then they said to send OPTIONS request to a endpoint here you got a link to a api doc to where you send a POST to apply for a job they had a example body to use. So sending the Post request with with postman required headers so looking more into the doc it gave the headers needed. Now the example body for the post had some errors in it and once they are fixed you can then submit the request.
NOW thats the way to find competent developers shame I'm not one of the.5 -
Perhaps you've seen my earlier post about the bottom half of a lamp post?
I've really stepped up my environment for this one. NOTE: Top half of the lamp post still not modeled.
Here, we see a 16K skybox, a a reflective sphere, and a glass sphere, in addition to my original lamp post base.
It used 2.24 GB of memory to render. But only took 47 seconds.
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I've programmed my pi to launch fireworks whenever a post of mine reaches 150 ++'s
Now I need some testers9 -
Finally (sort of )completed my website for the first time ever.
Yay me!
Sorry for the useless post, but some of you should be able to relate.18 -
😂😂😂
(I hope people dont find it offensive to post it here... Like if you do, let me know in the comments I'll delete the post in that case)
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Birthday rant !dev
>Be me. Buy 20 doughnuts for everyone in company, two more than there are people working in the office, just to be safe.
>Be one of 5 other people that came to work today. Everyone else either are sick, are working remotely or went on a delegation.
>Watch as 14 doughnuts slowly decay in the kitchen.
Well... At least I've got my package from devRant. Thanks for quick shipping! I only got it today because there was tracking. Fucking post in Poland is shit, they "tried to deliver it yesterday but there weren't anyone at home" even though I was and I haven't even got notice in the mailbox.
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"A world where skill, not birth, would be valued.. isn't that the world you wish to make?"
- High School DxD Hero
(yes I'm a fucking weeb, get over it)
Post-meritocracy and all its assocated bullshit, it's played a major role in 2018. Because clearly merit is a bad thing. Let's make success dependent on how you're born, and what features you have upon birth. Let's have it be decided by what you are, rather than my what you aspire to be.
You know what's an already existing system like that and I despise? The caste system. A system in which not your merit but your family, your heritage, decides your success. Not merit, not what you, yes you, want to be. Fuck family, and fuck family-related hierarchies. Yet that's what the post-meritocracy society would be. One that's decided - just as much as the family factor is - on what you are, not what you want to be.
Fuck post-meritocracy, and fuck the caste system. Let's make 2019 a year of change, one where merit becomes important again.22 -
Week 37 is officially the best week ever ! Haven't seen more fun posts and ideas to play around people !
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Upwork Job post:
I want a small website where you can post product images with title, price and descriptions. It should have a search functionality like amazon. The users must be able to add products it in their cart, post reviews and buy from there. I want it to integrate with PayPal and other payment methods. And yes, i want to be able to write blog post too.
Budget; $50
XD6 -
```
Greetings @dfox @trogus, et al,
Here is some feedback with aspirations for the backlog.
I think it would be a good addition in the devRant UI if we could paste in code snippets and have that code display with proper fonts and syntax formatting, and even ideally with highlighting by language.
Currently, if we paste in any code or text for that matter it is translated into a sans-serif font (14px Helvetica Regular on webapp) which is fine for the poetic prose from our fine and noble devRant colleagues, but not ideal for shared monospace snippets of lesser and grand design.
Here are two websites that provide conversion of code snippets into formatted syntax, and HTML. http://hilite.me/ and http://markup.su/highlighter/
Both of these sites provide an API so highlighters can be used as a service.
Mockup attached.
Thank you @jaaku for your post, and welcome.
Cheers
devRant for the win
```
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When your bored out of your brain... and start messing with iOS shortcuts.
A random devRant post at the click of a button 😅
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Instagram in a nutshell:
1. Posting a meme without real picture
2. Getting likes
3. Comments:
- Bots: "Amazing","Beautiful view!","you wanna see my nudes?😍😍😍❤️❤️💘💘💘💦💦"
- people :"@randomdude bro this is funny because xy Haaha"
4. FOLLOWERS DON'T SEE MY POST BECAUSE INSTAGRAM IS STILL PROUD OF THEIR NON CHRONOLOGIC-FEED!!10 -
Man, where have I been all these days. devRant feels like some place I belong to. awesome community! loving it!!3
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Starting this week, we are gonna start "ScreenShotSunday" where devs will post screenshot of what he/she accomplished over weekend 🙌🏼 Don't forget to tag post with "ScreenShotSunday" ✌🏼️More details soon.2
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One bug that I've been running into...
I'm scrolling through my feed and I double tap a post and instead of ++ it opens the post twice. You hit back, and it just goes back to the same post again.4 -
Friend of mine created a blog from scratch... You could create a post, by just sending a POST request (no authentication required!)....
As an additional bonus: you could dump full unfiltered HTML in a post, which was then executed...
Please kill me5 -
you know you've been to stackoverflow too much when you post on devrant and expect someone to downvote and start bitching about how you didn't start your post with a capital letter and how as a result your post is unreadable.9
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!rant
print("Hello World!")
Erm..... Here goes nothing.
Hello everyone, I'm [REDACTED] from [REDACTED] in the SEA region. I'm a highschool student, 17, with a hobby of programming in Python 3 as a self-taught trial-and-error script kiddy, mostly small scripts from random "Yea I should do that, how long will it take?! ¯\_(ツ)_/¯"-moments. I found DevRant while talking with people in a few programming Discord servers. Hope this is enough for a "Hello World!" post....and yea, welcome me to DevRant *pop confetti and hope not forced to clean up later*14 -
Hey @dfox can we have a moving ++ -- button or a button at the end of a post, so i can like(or not) a long post after i read it?3
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Beep boop! Morppp!
Hello World!
This is my first post on DevRant. I'd be glad if you'd help me get an Avatar XD3 -
Sorry for the post spam.....
But i had to
devBanner Frontend finally available!
(and it is beautiful as fuck, i used no css, cutting edge tech)
https://cozyplanes.github.io/devBan...
We are looking for a frontend dev and a designer, if interested, join here
https://gitter.im/devBanner/Lobby
Want to contribute to our project?
Come here
https://github.com/cozyplanes/...
bug reports here too13 -
The website of the italian post service is "closed" between 23:45 and 00:15, everyday.
I don't know if something like this happens in other countries...
And do you know when I really need to access it?
ALWAYS IN THESE 30 MINUTES, not the others 1.410 of the day!
P.S.
What do you think, what could be a valid reason to "close" a web service?
I thought about backup, but other services don't have this problem.
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I think I will never order things from Amazon around christmas again! Just saw a post man with many Amazon packages, he dropped every box on the street, some were visible damaged. He picked them up again, took some steps and dropped them again 😱6
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Just realized, we can double tap on any post here...and it will be added as ++. Like we do in instagram.
How I didn't knew about this from so long.😅1 -
Wish everyone on stackoverflow followed this etiquette:
1. Don't be lazy, before you post try and solve the issue yourself and check that your post isn't a duplicate.
2.Make sure that you post is coherent and specific.
3. If someone helps you acknowledge it.5 -
This sad Keanu was gifted to me by a coworker and friend. He sticked it to the monitor, when I was on vacation and he felt bored without me.
Keanu is sad, because I had to break one of his legs, so it does not occlude the monitor.
Also the sad post-it-Smiley came later. Another coworker messed around with my cube of magnetic spheres in my absence. He could not put it back to a cube together, so he left this post it on the magnetic spheres. I thought that day Keanu and the post-it fit together well. This sad Keanu now wears a sad mask.
Because this item reminds me of the kind coworkers and nice occasions, it is my favorite item on the desk.
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#wk126 yeah I'm late, I was too lazy to post in time.
Made an IFTTT trigger that WakesOnLAN my desktop using my Echo.
"Alexa, trigger my pc."7 -
Well, this is a sad day. I'm on the first page of supporters and have been supporting for many years, but today, I'm going to have to stop. I've felt like for a while my money has not been well used, merely running a site with no active development or even community interaction.
I'm trading it in for a Big Jet TV membership on YouTube (I love airplanes)
Sorry devRant crew
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Good day/night to all.
This is my first post and I don't really know what to say so I'll keep it short...
I've been reading rants for a while now, really like the community and want to say thanks to @trogus and @dfox for creating this. :-)13 -
The stickers arrived! Hopefully I'll be able to use them on the next MacBook Pro that Apple hopefully introduces at WWDC.
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I just got the book "The C Programming Language, 2nd Edition" from Amazon.
I've had my wars with Amazon in the past for not protecting packages properly, and now it happened again. For the third time in 6 months.
The cover of the book is damaged, pages are bend a bit and it looks like someone took a key and tried to draw something on the front cover.
I contacted customer support to get a replacement, which was no problem, but still fucking annoying that I have to spend time on this shit.
Anyway, what pisses me off is the amount of work I have to do in order to send this shit back to them. Holy fuck!
First of all, I haven't met a single competent employee at a "post office" here in Denmark, as all of the offices are now a part of a either hyper markets or grocery stores. This means, that it's the stores employees handling this.
In this process from Amazon I have to actually clear it for customs with a form they need to take care of.
I have to print 4 labels, 2 which I need to sign and 2 I need to do something else with...
But I'm so freaking scared that they'll fuck this up and I'll get billed for 2 books. It wouldn't fucking surprise me, considering how fucking shit our postal service is in Denmark and how I've been screwed over by Amazon in the past4 -
Computer won't boot when I launched it this morning. Checked the post LEDs on the mobo and it's reading 00. It's not even reaching POST. Ideas?24
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That moment when you come to post something on devRant and you find someone else's post about the exact same thing :/1
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I think I will post a notice on my office door that reads
"Be aware that our conversion can become a post on devRant. Request, comment and suggest at your own risk."1 -
First actual post, despite having an account for over a month!
Wondering what phones people are using? I myself use the galaxy s7 edge, switched to android from iPhone to try and make apps and Android was easier than trying to make them on iPhone.22 -
100 updoots and I actually post this to my linkedin feed
entertain me, devrant, my finger is itching on the post button already
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When I post a collab and someone asks me how the project is going and how much the progress..
Inside me: oh boy, I just post ideas here.. not time for implementation1 -
Today I read a job offer from my previous workplace and all the things that bothered me there had put them as their points in favor. They are definitely liars4
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<starts writing post in browser about losing code thanks to procrastinating git commit>
<accidental click>
<loses post>1 -
I've been reading devRant at work for the past 6 months and it kept me sane through a few moments. Thanks. :)
And now I finally started to feel that maybe even I could have some horror stories to share. (I've been in the company for more than 4 years)
(Sorry for long post.
TL;DR: break time laws suck in my country.)
One example would probably be how our company decided to cut 5 minutes from our lunch time (down to 25 minutes) and add 3 minutes to our 5 minute coffee break(*"gifted" by our CEO) in the afternoon.
You're probably asking yourself, "What happened to the remaining 2 minutes?".
*Well, it's simple. In my country it's somehow still legal to have only 30 minutes of break time for the whole day if working hours don't exceed 10 hours. It's actually written in the law that you CAN divide that lunch break time to be placed at different times. To me that sound like fucking nuts...
Thankfully nobody's taking that time change quite literally and most people still use the full 30 minutes. But some people here have been fired for much less, so I don't play around. I just pretend to work while reading devRant. 😎3 -
Just saw a post on SO where the guy was asking a question about ES8, ES9 and ES10. These don't exist yet.
He even had code examples and was adamant that he was right.6 -
The f in "python" stands for fast
Sorry but i literally have nothing better to post. Maybe i shouldnt post something from begin with in that case... But idk.7 -
Whenever I go to some major Mastodon server, the explore page contains at least some of the following:
- a post about "rich" people bad
- a post labelling some group of people as "nazis"
- a post promoting some black / lgbt thing
- a post about "left-wing government good, right-wing government bad"
And at least 20% of the posts on the explore page are about how "we" are better than whatever the current negative topic in the media is.10 -
Does devRant really need a downvote button? I mean if a post is offensive just report it. I don't really see someone saying a post is bad. If a post is bad I just ignore it.9
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Reading through old post-it notes and found a TODO that says "fix code" with no indication of a project it refers to lol1
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hey do you know if there is a JavaScript libary for naming newly created files acording to user convention? Instead of "Unamed file".
Like [DATE]_[0000]_[NAME]_[SIZE].[Filetype] --> 20210708_0001_Pictureofme_1000x1000.jpg
There is a brand new service of the swiss post office that scans all your mail. But in the app it says only "unnamed document" for each new letter.
I'd like to suggest them, that you can set up a naming convention for each new pdf to my liking.
thank you 🙂
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Two friends of mine (one of which actually introduced me to devRant) refuse to post on here.
...there's no need to explain that I want them to enjoy devRant (at it's full potential) with me but they don't see a point in writing.
Would you be so kind and give them some motivation/reasons in the comments? What's the point of dev-ranting?9 -
Hey everyone!
This is really two things in one:
1). Asking about a good gaming laptop.
2). Follow up on a post I made a while back asking for suggestions for new programming languages to learn
So right now I have a surface pro 3 i7 256gb, it's great for development, but not so great for gaming (Overwatch).
Saw the Razer Blade Stealth and thought it looked pretty nifty. Suggestions?
Also I would like to say a big thank you to all the people who told me about some really cool new languages, like Crystal, Elixir..etc.
Thanks everyone!20 -
!rant
mods are asleep.
all aboard the ++ train
How to:
++ all the comments in the thread. once you reach the end, post a comment. only post one comment. board the train.19 -
The post-filter algorithm on devrant is really great I'll have to admit it!
Each related posts are aligned in sequence regardless of their tags.
Could this be image meta-data comparison? How does it...?
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I really need to get out of this clusterfuck of a mess I got into, A.K.A. our website projects. Now, it feels more and more like all these problems and issues we're having are all my fault.
Here's the thing: I had 0 experience on web development before I got this job. I started as an intern, expecting to learn all the right practices and techniques on building websites. Nope. What happened was I was thrown in this big project, responsible for almost every functionality that it was supposed to have.
A junior-level guy. Doing a huge project on his own. Hell, I'm probably even lower than a junior. But here I am, pigeonholed in this shittard. My boss even said to me, "you know more about the website than I do." Fucking hell. He's not even aware of the clusterfucks I've done on the codebase because, fuck, what did I know? I don't even get feedbacks about my code. I don't fucking know if I'm doing all of these shit right. I don't know if this function is supposed to be here, or if it's supposed to behave that way, and, shit, the concept of test-driven development is probably something my boss has never heard of before.
So right now, I'm a bit obsessed with web development best practices, and how to write clean, maintainable code. I would probably get more learning from going to meetups than I will ever have from this place.
This has been a very shitty start of my career. I hope a much better learning experience will be plentiful at my next job (if anyone's willing to hire me). It would be like starting all over again. Sorry for the long post. I would like to put this as a blog post, but it's probably not a good idea, specially since I'm looking for a new job. Thank God for devRant.2 -
I just realized I didn't make my first post a hello world post and I just threw away a bunch of potential upvotes. Hopefully it's not too late. Hello world!1
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What do you guys think about backend developers who design&implement POST requests with URL parameters? Is this even legal? 🙄13
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What a fucking idiot I am... When I was rewriting the names of variables I changed them form "phone_number" to phoneNumber. I didn't realised I changed the variable in post request too and who could quess it'll fuck up the whole request. So here I am, 3 hours later with only half of my hair... but at least with working request2
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we've to figure out a way to deal with the re-posts. -.- I really feel bad for downvoting a re-post because the user had no idea about it.(even though it's funny)10
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!dev
Every day that goes by, I learn something about myself.
In my mind I have an explanation of who I am, which I usually think is fixed.
Presumed flaws, presumed virtues presumed traits.
All forming an alibi of my presumed self.
You know, a good person who is a bit of an asshole, an advocate for the underdog but who rarely does anything brave.
And also, a 100% straight guy.
But then you go to the movies to see Aladdin, and an hour into the movie for like 30 seconds Will Smith shows up like a trap, wearing make up and shit and you think to yourself "I could totally fuck this dude on his fucking face".
What a curve ball.1 -
Hello everyone!! This is my first rant so I'm not sure what the protocol is.
I just wrote my first ever Medium Post on Dynamic Theming in Android.
Just wanted to share it with you all.
https://medium.com/@nihitb06.dev/...
Any constructive criticism is welcome. -
I need an idea
For fuck's sake, I need an Idea about what tutorial should I post or what should I post about on my little blog.7 -
can't fcking post a question in stackoverflow!! it says i need to format my codes but i dont have fckin codes in my post!
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Another weird property of the devRant API:
For every POST request the url parameters need to be passed in the http body instead of in the URL, like this:
app=3&user_id=42
Wtf why?13 -
Seriously, fuck the Czech Post... China Post was able to figure out the fastest route and load the package onto a plane in 3 freaking days while I can only guess the package was in Czech Republic on 15th of April and it spent 8 days at the customs and now it is sitting somewhere in a warehouse that is literally around the corner from where I live (less than 1km) and I can't just go and pick it up from there so that I don't have to wait for them to finally wake up after half a month and deliver it because there is fucking no one there. How the fuck are they not going bankrupt?!! If I was sending something and it took them one month to notice it I surely would not be using their services again... And their tracking system is the worst I have ever seen. Even compared to Slovak Post the Czech Post is a steaming pile of shit.
Oh... and I ordered an RTL-SDR kit because I want to record and decode the TETRA radio communication that the DPP (Prague Transportation Company) is using.
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I wrote my first blog post. Finally did something I was procrastinating for over a month.
https://codementor.io/arpitsolanki/...1 -
I'm developing an app for a not so mobilefriendly website.
I do not coorporate with the webmaster, yet, so I need to sort of reverse engineer my way around everything (basically just one feature.. xD).
It's a website for people who likes to fish, and they *have* to submit their catches. So, when people submit their catches via the form and click "Submit", the URL they are sent to goes like
http://url.tld/submit_catch.asp/...
I can't figure out if that is a POST request, or what it is.
Somehow, I need to submit a catch from the Android App, and all I currently got is that URL.
What do I need to look into to solve my issue here? Any help appreciated :)22 -
Last week, I didn't come up with something for this. Just now I experienced such a moment and remembered that there was a weekly rant on this topic.
The first bug report for my first ever project got resolved and the client commented with thanks and told to keep it up.
It feels awesome.
(tears of joy all over my eyes)
It's a moment that took me more than a year's effort to get a bug report and a positive feedback post it's fix.
I am all motivated now to work even better and wait for such awesome moments. -
It’s rather sad,
Working on an Ajax upload for my first time.
It’s taking forever.
And of course, simply I have no idea what I’m doing.
And yet alas,
I got so very very excited.
Because,
The error message was finally different this time.3 -
Saw a CSS troll post, here's a general development troll post.
Replace every semicolon (;) with a greek question mark (;) in your colleague's code and watch the compilers, runtime environments, and your colleague scream.5 -
I spent 3 days trying to do some azure devops work. Finally resolved to contacting support and their engineers resolved my issue in literally less than 15 mins.
This is a Microsoft support appréciation post. Twice they have saved me in mins after days of fumbling around and over engineering my ass off.2 -
def devRantPostAction(post : DevRantPost) = {
If ((post.contains("fuck") && ContradictsItself(post)) || ContainsBrilliantGif(post) || ReferencesPornSite(post))
PlusOne
else if (ContainsSqlInjection(post)
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Just saw new rick and morty episode solo awesome spoilers in this not rantish post but the post apocalypse episode is siccckkk I love it
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function stressBall(previousPost){
post = makePostAboutWinningStressBall(previousPost);
return stressBall (post);
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I'm almost at the point where I give up on this project, I'm banging my head too hard against the wall here.
I'm making an android app that should make it easier for local fishermen (hobby stuff, not enterprise things) to submit their catches to the local unions. For that to happen, I need to be able to fill a form in the app, more specifically, this form: http://karupaa.com/dk/...
After some research, I managed to figure out its probably a POST request, but I may be very wrong here.
Also figured out the URL to post to is probably either the first url given, or this one: http://karupaa.com/dk/...
I'm extremely confused at on this area, and any help would be greatly appreciated.
I dont really know anything about POST or GET requests, except for the quick comparison I read on W3Schools. Its an area Im lost in.
help :i11 -
What will be the biggest issue for you while working in office?
Mine would be - if I'm listening to music while coding I often end up singing xD
Which I had better control on before covid saga2 -
Tried to post on instagram, post failed, got a window with a button "try again" and a network response 400: "debug_info Object { retriable: false, type: "ProcessingFailedError", message: "Request processing failed" }"2
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Decided to post all things that are bullshit in software engineering to a single blog post. 64 was good start but maybe after some time 128 could have been possible. What am I missing?
Post can be found here: https://link.medium.com/ilC9RgLDUkb5 -
Got a note saying that the raspberry pi, a colleague sent to me, has arrived. I immediately went to the post but the person responsible for the packages just walked by me saw I was ending and just looked at me while sipping from his coffee and walking away. Without saying a darn thing. And I was on time 20 minutes before they are supposed to close 😒😑
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devRant app feature request:
Mark a post as "read" in the feed after viewing (opening) it. Maybe fade the text or change the color?
At the moment, there is no quick way to tell from the feed if the post has been viewed unless the post is "++/--"ed.
@dfox @trogus
Great app and community! -
I wish devRant had some cache thingy for comments,posts that has been visited or even post in timeline so it didn't make new request to load the post that has been already in timeline rather show the post when I click on it and load the comments separately. Same case with opening anything on notification ideally it should show the post without making request to the server and load comments or whatever in background. Or just download the whole content of the notification when it arrives2
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What is the point of archiving posts on Reddit? I often find a post describing a problem which happens for me, but the problem was reported about 1 year ago and the post got archived, so I have no way to complain about it because archived post is read-only. So sad5
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I’m gonna make an iOS app, here’s the idea.
Everyday user gets some credit. User can use credit to make a post. One credit means one view. The post will be viewed by random people, and after certain views, the post gets destroyed. Users can only view random posts, they have like a little button that whenever you press it, you get a random post
If another user saw the post and thinks it’s interesting, he can sponsor this post with his own credit. Users can make comments however everything will be anonymous. If one user finds another user’s reply or post interesting, he can request to add the user so they can see each others name on posts in the future.
Regardless how much credit a post gets, when it ran out, the post gets deleted.
Before you say anything like oh shit now people have to pay to make posts? Im not gonna make this a pay to win system, so people don’t just gets more credit by paying.
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@dfox Bug report:
Pressing the close button on a post you create does save the post details, but tags are lost. So you aren't able to post the next rant you have, with all the tags prepared.4 -
Not a dev post. just want to share this!
The Lost City of Atlantis - Hidden in Plain Sight
https://youtube.com/watch/...1 -
Posting in dev rant for some is purely meant for the free goodies.... So they post their shit to get likes....2
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Why do I get downvoted on Reddit when I post a link to my new blog post without any constructive feedback? It's even harder than StackOverflow.5
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Worst part of being a dev?
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What is the efficient way of querying database and fetch paginated posts AND also checking if the user viewing that post has liked it?
Just like on instagram or twitter, you can just like/unlike post.
Entities:
- user
- post
- user_post_like
Ive implemented fetching posts for 1 user profile and also liking unliking each post. Thats fine
But now how do i know which post has been liked by which user?
One way i can think of is:
1. Query paginated posts (e.g. 10)
2. Loop through each post and query in user_post_like table to check if this post has been liked and if it is then set flag liked to true. That way on the frontend i can easily set liked or unliked post via ui
But this means I'd have to query database 10 times all the time, aside from querying 10 paginated posts. This doesnt seem efficient... Or am i wrong? Is this normal?
How would you model this?7 -
using post requests incorrectly like post is just for creating records... try using a put every once in a while1
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I feel really inspired with article, posts and videos about programming. But conference's talks are one of the biggest inspiration sources!
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I had thought of creating a rant post declaring my current upvotes score and I'd challenge people to change my score, there would be an app that would continuously monitor my score and update the rant post with the latest number, but sadly, you can't keep on editing the post a certain time after it was posted. :(((((1
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Even though I mute push notifications for any post I still get notifications of comment on that post
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Some post 5 posts to achieve 2000 ++ while others post 2000 posts to achieve 5 ++, all fingers in an hashset2
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Typed a long rant and deleted it thinking I shouldn't post it....now after posting this i can't post the rant for 2 more hrs1
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I just realize that "DevRant" is also piece of shit.. if you don't click on "post" button and you miss click then all your post is gone. fucking piece of shit..19
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Make a difference integration with twitter. Linking your twitter and when you post a dm to @devrant to post in here.
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Hmm voice to message ?? or atleast allow us to post some audio messages :(
After having a long chitchat with client.... feeling lazy to post a rant :(
PLEASE!!!7 -
Infinite loop definition: when you post on devRant the stickers you received from devRant and you get upvotes, so you can request more swag from devRant that you then post again on devRant.
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Seasons Cleaning: Expert Post-Move-Out Cleaning and Tenant Cleaning Services in Stamford, CT
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Located at 93 Ogden Rd, Stamford, CT 06905, we specialize in providing thorough and reliable cleaning services for those in need of post-move-out cleaning and tenant cleaning services. Our expert cleaning team understands the importance of leaving a clean, sanitized space that is ready for the next occupant. With Seasons Cleaning, you can ensure a smooth transition, whether you're a tenant, landlord, or property manager.
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Our Tenant Cleaning Services
At Seasons Cleaning, we also offer tenant cleaning services for those who want to ensure their rental property is cleaned to perfection before moving out. Whether you’re a tenant preparing to move or a landlord needing a thorough cleaning between tenants, we provide services that exceed expectations.
Here’s what we offer with our tenant cleaning services:
Move-Out Cleaning: If you're a tenant vacating a rental property, we ensure that the space is left in pristine condition, ready for inspection. This includes deep cleaning all rooms, kitchen, bathroom, and floors, as well as removing all personal belongings and trash.1 -
Egoboo: Your Premier Audio Studio and Post Production Studio in Dublin, Ireland
Located at Basement, 22 Fitzwilliam Street Upper, Dublin, D02 X6W8, Ireland, Egoboo is a top-tier audio studio and audio post production facility offering comprehensive services for all your audio needs. Whether you’re looking for high-quality audio post production in Dublin or professional sound engineering, Egoboo is your trusted partner for delivering impeccable audio results.
Why Choose Egoboo as Your Audio Studio and Post Production Partner?
At Egoboo, we provide a seamless, professional experience for all types of audio post production. Our team is equipped with the latest technology and has years of experience in delivering outstanding audio services. Here's why Egoboo stands out as your go-to audio post production studio Dublin:
State-of-the-Art Audio Studio in Dublin
Our audio studio in Dublin is designed with the latest in audio technology to provide superior sound quality. Whether you’re working on a film, commercial, podcast, or video game, we ensure your project sounds flawless.
Advanced Audio Equipment: We use top-tier microphones, mixing boards, and soundproofing techniques to capture every detail with precision and clarity. From the initial recording to the final mix, our studio is designed to deliver optimal results.
Skilled Engineers: Our experienced sound engineers have a deep understanding of both the creative and technical aspects of audio. They work with you throughout the entire process, ensuring your vision comes to life with a perfect sound.
Tailored to Your Needs: Our audio studio is flexible and adaptable, catering to various types of audio projects, from voiceovers to music production and everything in between.
Expert Audio Post Production Services in Dublin
At Egoboo, we specialize in audio post production that enhances the sound quality and ensures your project is production-ready. Our audio post production studio offers a range of services designed to fine-tune every aspect of your sound:
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Foley and ADR: We provide specialized services such as Foley (the reproduction of everyday sound effects) and ADR (Automated Dialogue Replacement), ensuring that your audio matches the visual elements perfectly. This is crucial for film, TV, and video game production.
Comprehensive Audio Post Production Studio Services
Whether you're working on a commercial, TV show, film, podcast, or any other project that requires expert sound engineering, Egoboo offers the full range of audio post production services to make sure your audio is perfect.
Film and TV Audio Post Production: We work closely with film and television producers to ensure that every sound – from dialogue to ambient noise – complements the visual storytelling. Our audio post production services help to create an immersive sound experience for viewers.
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Video Games and Animation: Our audio team brings video game soundtracks, character voices, and sound effects to life. Whether you’re working on an indie game or a major production, we ensure your sound design is top-notch.
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Metropolitan Technical Career Institute: Your Path to a Successful Career
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But what exactly is a career institute? Simply put, a career institute is a specialized educational institution focused on providing students with practical, hands-on training in specific industries, often leading to certification or licensure. At Metropolitan Technical Career Institute, we focus on preparing students for employment by offering career-focused training that leads to real-world skills, certifications, and job-ready credentials.
What is a Career Institute?
A career institute is a post-secondary educational institution that focuses on providing students with specialized training and education designed to prepare them for specific careers. Unlike traditional four-year colleges, which offer a broad academic curriculum, career institutes provide targeted programs that teach practical skills required for particular professions. This focused training often leads to certification or licensure, allowing students to quickly enter the workforce after completing their program.
Career institutes, like Metropolitan Technical Career Institute, emphasize hands-on learning and industry-specific skills, ensuring that students are job-ready upon graduation. Our programs are structured to meet the needs of both local employers and the students we serve, which is why we’re considered the best career institute in New Port Richey.
Why Choose Metropolitan Technical Career Institute?
At Metropolitan Technical Career Institute, we pride ourselves on offering a practical, high-quality education that helps students achieve their career goals. Here’s why we stand out as the best career institute in New Port Richey:
Focused Career Training:
Our post-secondary career programs are tailored to help you acquire specific skills that are in demand by employers. Whether you're interested in Medical Billing and Coding, Dental Assisting, or Bookkeeping and Accounting, we offer the training you need to succeed.
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We believe that the best way to learn is by doing. Our programs emphasize hands-on learning and provide real-world experience to ensure you're ready to hit the ground running in your career.
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Learn from instructors who have years of industry experience. They are passionate about sharing their knowledge and helping you succeed.
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Located at 7701 Little Rd STE 201, New Port Richey, FL, our institute is conveniently located to serve the greater New Port Richey area. Whether you're from within the city or surrounding communities, our campus is easily accessible, and we’re committed to helping you succeed in your education and career.
Post-Secondary Career Programs: Training for Success
Our post-secondary career programs are designed to provide you with the education and skills you need to enter high-demand fields quickly. Here are some of the programs we offer:
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This program trains students to handle insurance claims, medical records, and coding for billing purposes. It’s an essential role in healthcare and offers a stable, growing career path.
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Our dental assisting program prepares you to assist dental professionals with patient care, sterilization of equipment, and administrative tasks. You'll be ready to work in any dental office.
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Learn how to manage financial records, prepare taxes, and use accounting software like QuickBooks. This program is ideal for those who enjoy working with numbers and want a career in financial management.
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Become an integral part of a pharmacy team by assisting with medication distribution, customer service, and pharmacy operations.
Each program is designed with the specific skills and certifications required for the profession in mind, ensuring that you’re ready for a fulfilling career upon graduation.1 -
Radiant Home Squad: Post-Construction and Carpet Cleaning Services in Houston, TX
Whether you've just completed a major construction project or simply want to restore your carpets to their former glory, Radiant Home Squad is here to provide expert cleaning services in Houston, TX. Specializing in post-construction cleaning and carpet cleaning services, we make sure your space is spotless, comfortable, and ready to enjoy.
Why Choose Radiant Home Squad for Your Cleaning Needs?
At Radiant Home Squad, we’re committed to providing high-quality, reliable cleaning services that exceed expectations. Here’s why our customers choose us:
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Floor Care: We vacuum and mop all types of flooring, ensuring that any dust or grime is thoroughly cleaned away.
Window and Glass Cleaning: After construction, windows and glass can often have smudges or dust residue. We provide streak-free window cleaning to let the light shine through.
Final Touches: We take care of the finer details, like cleaning vents, baseboards, and light switches, to ensure your home or office looks immaculate.
Our post-construction cleaning services are designed to make your space look brand new and ready for move-in or use. Whether it’s a home, office, or commercial property, we take care of the mess so you can enjoy your newly renovated space.
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Carpets can quickly collect dirt, dust, and stains over time, and no one wants to live or work in a space with dingy, dirty carpets. Our carpet cleaning services at Radiant Home Squad are designed to restore your carpets to their original beauty, using advanced cleaning techniques to remove deep-seated dirt and stains.
Our carpet cleaning services include:
Deep Steam Cleaning: Our powerful steam cleaning method lifts dirt, allergens, and bacteria from deep within the fibers of your carpet, leaving it fresh and sanitized.
Stain Removal: From coffee spills to pet stains, we treat and remove even the toughest stains, restoring your carpet’s appearance.
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Whether your carpets are due for routine maintenance or have suffered from a recent spill or stain, Radiant Home Squad has the tools and expertise to bring your carpets back to life. Our carpet cleaning service is perfect for homes, offices, and commercial spaces.
Contact Radiant Home Squad for Expert Cleaning Services
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Whether you’re cleaning up after a renovation or giving your carpets a fresh start, Radiant Home Squad is here to make your space shine!1 -
Clean Facility Services: Your Trusted Findlay Cleaning Contractors for Comprehensive Facility Care
At Clean Facility Services, we are dedicated to providing high-quality, reliable cleaning solutions to businesses throughout Findlay, OH, and the surrounding Northwest Ohio region. Whether you need expert industrial cleaning, detailed post-construction cleaning, regular restroom sanitation, or a comprehensive deep cleaning, our team is here to deliver outstanding results. As trusted Findlay cleaning contractors, we pride ourselves on offering customized cleaning and maintenance services designed to meet the specific needs of your facility.
Findlay Cleaning Contractors You Can Rely On
As a business owner, you need cleaning contractors you can trust—those who understand the importance of maintaining a clean, safe, and welcoming environment. At Clean Facility Services, we specialize in offering professional cleaning services for businesses in Findlay, OH, ensuring that your commercial or industrial space is always in excellent condition. Our team of highly trained professionals works around your schedule to deliver consistent, quality results.
We understand that every business has unique cleaning needs. Whether you’re looking for industrial cleaning, restroom sanitation, or post-construction cleaning services, we offer flexible solutions that can be tailored to your specific requirements. Clean Facility Services provides the expertise, reliability, and personalized service you need to keep your facility looking its best.
Industrial Cleaning Services in Findlay, OH
Industrial spaces require specialized cleaning methods to ensure safety, hygiene, and the smooth functioning of operations. Whether you're managing a factory, warehouse, or production facility, our industrial cleaning services in Findlay, OH are designed to meet the demands of your business.
Our industrial cleaning Findlay, OH services cover a wide range of tasks, including:
Heavy-duty cleaning of floors, walls, and equipment
Dust and debris removal from machinery and production lines
Deep cleaning of restrooms and common areas
Waste management and recycling services
Floor care and maintenance, including industrial-grade floor scrubbers
Specialized sanitation services to meet industry-specific standards
Our team is equipped with the latest tools and equipment to handle tough cleaning tasks, ensuring that your industrial facility is clean, safe, and compliant with health and safety regulations. Trust Clean Facility Services to provide thorough and reliable industrial cleaning in Findlay, OH.
Deep Cleaning Services in Findlay for a Spotless Facility
When routine cleaning just isn’t enough, you need a more thorough, comprehensive solution. Our deep cleaning services in Findlay are designed to tackle even the toughest dirt, dust, and grime. Whether you need deep cleaning for your office, manufacturing plant, or retail space, Clean Facility Services is here to deliver exceptional results.
Our deep cleaning services include:
Cleaning of hard-to-reach areas, such as vents, baseboards, and light fixtures
Scrubbing and sanitizing of floors, walls, and other surfaces
Disinfection of high-touch areas to reduce the spread of germs
Carpet and upholstery cleaning
Sanitizing of bathrooms and kitchens
We recommend deep cleaning as part of your regular facility maintenance to keep your environment fresh, clean, and healthy. Whether it's a seasonal clean or a one-time service, our deep cleaning Findlay solutions will leave your facility sparkling and sanitized.
Post-Construction Cleaning in Findlay: Bringing Your New Space to Life
After a construction or renovation project, your space is often filled with dust, debris, and leftover materials that can create a mess. Our post-construction cleaning services in Findlay are specifically designed to clean up after construction and make your newly renovated or built facility ready for use.
Our post-construction cleaning services include:
Removal of construction dust and debris from all surfaces
Cleaning and polishing of windows, doors, and fixtures
Detailed cleaning of floors, carpets, and tile
Sanitizing and disinfecting of bathrooms and kitchens
Disposal of leftover construction materials and waste
No matter the size of your construction project, Clean Facility Services is ready to help. Our post-construction cleaning team will ensure that your space is pristine and ready for occupancy, making the transition from construction to business operations seamless.
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Altera Quartus II. Fuck it. Fuck its licensing, its installation script, and its humongous size!!!
Seriously! It's almost impossible to install it properly on Linux in one go! 😠
And "Aborted. The application will now exit". Well, thank you my good man, for the fucking helpful error message!!! Go screw yourself!
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PostUserStreamPost
Action: post user stream post
Fields: All fields are required
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Python again
So if I use json.dumps or jsonpickle with request.post(json=json.dumps())
OR
request.post(json=jsonpickle.encode)
Body is received cannot be understood by the service (NodeJs)
BUT
if I do: myObject.__dict__
all is good O_O
Can anyone please explain to the noob me why that happened?









































































