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   by andrew_ 5y ago

   At the very least, this should have been a minor version bump, as it changes the output of the package and adds a new feature in the popup. The proper bump would have been a major version. But the author of the commit wasn't looking to
2. 512.▲
   by andrew_ 5y ago

   bare-metal pnpm (what Rush is built upon) has never let me down. Handles rather large monorepos without issue.
3. 513.▲
   by andrew_ 5y ago

   the detail around the feet and ankles is stunning
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   by andrew_ 5y ago

   Love that this continues to be shared. One of the most exciting projects in the Node ecosystem.
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   by andrew_ 5y ago

   I give his tenure as CEO 6 months at most before he's forced out by the board, or resigns for ideological differences. The changing wind that Elon is going to usher in is going to be fundamental and sweeping, and I wouldn't be sur
6. 516.▲
   by andrew_ 5y ago

   Thanks for the open answer, appreciate you checking out the question. Can't help but giggle at the downvotes.
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   by andrew_ 5y ago

   Generally spot on in my experience. I've only ever agreed to one, and it was a mess, with the interviewer getting very upset and pushing back on all of my answers. Since then I politely decline. I've had one boss tell me it wasn&#
8. 518.▲
   by andrew_ 5y ago

   Any details you can share about why the project is using rather obsolete tools (yarn, webpack)? I understand they're old and stable, but I took the project for trying to be on the leading edge.
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   by andrew_ 5y ago

   I didn't comment on that, only the specific portion that I quoted.
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    by andrew_ 5y ago

    > If the retweet button were to be removed, the platform would collapse. I disagree. I was a twitter user before the retweet button appeared. We all got creative to effectively RT others without the need for a button. The button appeared
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    by andrew_ 5y ago

    I really, really hope this is a sign of big changes. Board takeover, C-Suite cleaned out, Coinbase company culture installed, open algorithms, open moderation, removal of company bias. That would be incredible.
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    by andrew_ 5y ago

    looked into dumb tvs last year. wanted to get one, but the specs are nowhere near the smart tvs. what we need is replaceable firmware.
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    by andrew_ 5y ago

    TL;DR - you can say no to the people who have normalized that, and still be highly successful With the emergence of Google, et al, and the image of being elite, so came the emergence of nonsense like this: https://www.inc.com&#x2
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    by andrew_ 5y ago

    These folks are absolutely killing it. Can't wait to try this out.
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    by andrew_ 5y ago

    I get this, and I've been using postgres for a long time, so I should get this. My point is that the barrier for entry is very high. Most folks that have experience with GraphQL and not intimate knowledge of Postgres security/ac
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    by andrew_ 5y ago

    that's great, but what if I want to add a role to my user to do something like send an email with an extended schema (when that lands). What if I'm not familiar with "row level permissions" and I have a SaSS app where di
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    by andrew_ 5y ago

    big fan of what you all are doing with this. the one massive need we still have are great user stories and recipes around auth, and some common kinds of things people do with auth, and how it affects mutations, queries, etc. It's all v
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    by andrew_ 5y ago

    Everyone here debating the speedmaster versus the swatch-speedmaster and there are those of us who have never spent north of $400 for a watch for various reasons, who think the designs are attractive and are considering if one would fit wel
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    by andrew_ 5y ago

    This is the correct answer to the situation.
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    New York is back – but it's terrible news for renters(businessinsider.com)

    24 points by andrew_ 5y ago|9 comments
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    by andrew_ 5y ago

    In the U.S. and I'd seen so many of them that I have an extension installed specifically to hide them while browsing.
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    by andrew_ 5y ago

    We've been living with similar limitations for a very long time now. See: blue versus green SMS bubbles. As an Android user, iOS-sent SMS/MMS means lower quality photos, extremely low quality video, and I get "So and so loved
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    by andrew_ 5y ago

    There are those of us that would prefer to be protected, and those of us that would prefer to be free to make those decisions for ourselves. I've been an Android user for over a decade because of the latter.
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    by andrew_ 5y ago

    I prefer the UX of TablePlus as well. As an example, I find the constraints UX in Postico to be dummed down and inefficient. That's an area where I want a very terse, straightforward, and easy to visually organize / parse display
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    by andrew_ 5y ago

    Unless you have a different experience, Heads of Product tend to be the deciding yes/no vote with regard to product development decisions. It's not a personal thing, it's a role thing. You and I are in disagreement about this
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    by andrew_ 5y ago

    Am I an outlier or does their head of product not really appear to have a bead on what developers actually want?
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    by andrew_ 5y ago

    Dashboard finally updated with an additional incident: https://www.githubstatus.com/incidents/y5hdmv0p49x3
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    GitHub Schedule Maintenance Affecting Services(githubstatus.com)

    3 points by andrew_ 5y ago|1 comments
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    by andrew_ 5y ago

    Lots of speculation in the replies here with one common theme: No one seems to know, or has yet to define, what "social coding" actually means. Not even Github.
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    by andrew_ 5y ago

    I think it's fair to be surprised by curated anything on Github as that's not been their M.O. since I can remember, and I was a first-year adopter.