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Designing a developer experience oriented API
(heywillow.io)
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5y ago
> These functions should not be used as "background workers" Thanks for checking on it. We actually had to create a Cloudflare worker based "fire-and-forget" system to allow our Vercel functions to shoot off backgroun
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Two questions: 1) Do the functions "freeze" once the response body has been sent back? Is it possible to return a response to the user (for a quick API response) and then continue doing some background work? This is has been a sou
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De Cecco reveals why there is a bucatini shortage in America
(grubstreet.com)
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6y ago
If you're speaking of the iOS simulator, that runs on x86, it doesn't emulate an ARM chip.
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Chainsmokers Band Plans to Invest $50M in Startups
(bloomberg.com)
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7y ago
I think `|>` would actually be `&` in Haskell, it takes a value and a function. `(&) :: a -> (a -> b) -> b` https://hackage.haskell.org/package/base-4.12.0.0/docs/Data-...
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History of Clarus the Dogcow
(512pixels.net)
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How Did WeWork’s Adam Neumann Build a $47B Company?
(nymag.com)
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Haskell for OCaml programmers
(science.raphael.poss.name)
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8y ago
There’s also google cloud’s distroless project: https://github.com/GoogleContainerTools/distroless We’ve used the Node.js containers in production and investigated the other languages, but never deployed them. We did h
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8y ago
It’s under “Republic of Ireland”
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Russia DNS Alternative Internet Could Yield Cyberattack
(nymag.com)
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Facebook abandons Aquila, its internet drone
(code.facebook.com)
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9y ago
Surprised they mentioned Sonos, but no talk of multi-room audio??
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A photo tour of disney’s new Avatar land
(theverge.com)
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9y ago
We have SaaS aimed at developers[1] (platform for coding/hosting chatbots) and have tried 3 major prongs to getting our first 100 users (in order of usefulness) - Meetups - Content marketing - Adwords By far the best is our meetup grou
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10y ago
We're having great luck using traefik ( https://traefik.io ) as a kubernetes ingress, we just couldn't get nginx working well and ever since the switch it's been rock-solid.
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Medium’s next big bet is a new take on Snapchat stories
(theverge.com)
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Pilgrim – Map Your Journey Through the Internet
(pilgrim.are.na)
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11y ago
Thanks for letting us know, always one more browser environment to check!
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11y ago
We decided to give everyone a laptop so hopefully we just need to hand her the wifi password and she can enjoy the unboxing and new laptop smell! Great idea on giving an industry/market intro! I was also thinking of trying to give a la
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Ask HN: Best/worst way to onboard new employees?
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11y ago
Fynd — NYC, NY — Frontend web dev (fullstack) — ONSITE Full-time or Intern Fynd is the personal shopper for everyone. People hate having to open tabs with different online stores and browse page after page of results. Fynd curates the best
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11y ago
While I was traveling in Patagonia I was using Instagram to tell a visual story with some pretty long captions, but internet was spotty or non-existent. Since Instagram didn't have a draft feature and I kept having to keep notes and re
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Show HN: Drafts for Instagram for iOS (with some extra hashtag fun)
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12y ago
I agree this is a bit of a stretch as an example, but yes people do drop stuff on climbers. Still an interesting story and maybe a good sign that even the smallest objects (drones or boulders) can lead to a runaway effect on a cliff. Thankf
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12y ago
Since it only shows up on the bike activity, I'm assuming it's people parking in the structure and the GPS losing accuracy inside.