Việc gửi email qua Resend (dùng AWS SES) khiến Message-ID bị ghi đè, gây lỗi threading cho lần phản hồi đầu. Giải pháp: dùng BCC gửi bản sao email đến địa chỉ tự động, sau đó thu Message-ID thật từ Cloudflare Email Worker để theo dõi. #emailthreading #AWSSES #programmingTip #AWS #Threading #Webmail #DevProblem #GiảiĐề #ThreadingIssue #EmailDelivery #MastodonVn

https://www.reddit.com/r/SideProject/comments/1qlaaq1/email_threading_problem_with_resendaws_ses_how_i/

Strong careers are often built in two stages. First, go very deep in one area and solve painful problems. Second, reuse that mental toolkit across domains. That mix of depth and transfer is hard to compete with.

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تعلم إدارة الحاويات في دوكر.

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JavaScript (or V8/Chromium?) Magic:

If you want to sort an array like this:

```
[1, 2, 3].sort((e1, e2) => -1);
```

It will result in a reversed ordered array in Chromium (V8) because e1 is actually the second element and e2 is the first element!
The Firefox implementation looks more natural to me, because it orders arguments in the correct order.

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A small #ProgrammingTip: rather than coding complex string parsing routines when working with filepaths. Use existing built-in methods such as :

• python : os.path.dirname(myPath) / os.path.basename(myPath)

• java : Paths.get(myPath).getParent() / getFileName()

• #imagej macro : ` File.getDirectory(myPath) / File.getName(myPath)`

I have seen it in a number of different users that I think it’s worth mentioning ;)