Formerly at Foursquare and Remind.
Is SMS is less secure than not having 2FA at all?
@handstandsam I think this is the modularization talk by @alec that @ZacSweers mentioned.
Exploring Dynamic Feature Modules Dynamic Feature Modules were announced in 2018 as a new way to modularize and deliver Android apps. It presents a way to decouple features entirely from one another, and avoid a “monoapp” which depends on all code in one place. It has benefits to compile times, app installation size, and enables instant apps - but the feature has had little buzz since then, unknown adoption, and seemingly goes unmaintained now.
Would it ever make sense to extract 99% of the code out of an app and put it in a library module named :monolith instead?
This has gone through my head a few times, and I know a lot of reasons why this is probably a bad idea, but are there any good reasons?
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Originally thread -> https://twitter.com/HandstandSam/status/1623805655881596935
Maybe these layoffs are spurring some people to do their own thing.
Tech giants show they have no loyalty, so why stay right? I'm excited to see what people build in the next few years.
Like this one:
@emilymbender Looked at the founders and employees. Unsurprisingly, they are all men.
https://www.linkedin.com/search/results/people/?currentCompany=%5B%2286583130%22%5D&sid=va4
DID YOU KNOW it's good practice, when writing a thread on #Mastodon
...to set the Privacy of your first post as "Public" and then any follow-up replies as "Unlisted"
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This means that only the first post gets listed in the timelines, and anyone who wants to read more can click on it to see the full thread.
Every large platform is doing this now.
"Here is how platforms die: first, they are good to their users; then they abuse their users to make things better for their business customers; finally, they abuse those business customers to claw back all the value for themselves. Then, they die."