andyfleming

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by andyfleming 4y ago
It is scary, but it already seems more stable and backward-compatible than Deno. With some testing and further stabilization, I have a feeling bun might be a much more feasible and beneficial move.
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by andyfleming 4y ago
I think some creators pursue products as ways to fund their passions. For example, was deno deploy always the endgame or is it just a way to fund working on deno? Aside from motivation, how it's implemented and how it affects the commu
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by andyfleming 4y ago
Shopify | Senior Software Engineer (Observability, Production Engineering) | Full Time | Remote | US, Canada | https://www.shopify.com/ We’re looking for Ruby on Rails and TypeScript developers to join our observability ins
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by andyfleming 4y ago
DigitalOcean's App Platform is still a bit immature, but I think it has the most potential to be a heroku-like experience.
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by andyfleming 4y ago
I think you've got number 3 backwards. GraphQL is a generic query solution that is harder to optimize than an endpoint that was built as a one-off for a front-end use case. Endpoints designed to support a specific UI view or operation
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by andyfleming 5y ago
I’ve never understood the window tiling complaint. While MacOS doesn’t have tiling built in, it’s readily available for free. Are there features that aren’t available in those applications?
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by andyfleming 5y ago
This is spot on, for me. The compiler and runtime are attractive, but the missing language niceties are an annoyance.
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by andyfleming 5y ago
Semi-related: What alternative is your registrar of choice and why?
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by andyfleming 5y ago
Source is here if anyone is curious: https://github.com/veloren/veloren
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by andyfleming 5y ago
Only semi-related, but I've recently started using https://www.meilisearch.com/ . It's relatively limited, but works great for small use cases. It's also pretty easy to operate. I'm hoping as it continues
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by andyfleming 5y ago
You can use the .http file syntax and use with both VS Code[1] and IntelliJ's HTTP client. [1] https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=humao.re...
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by andyfleming 5y ago
Why can't you use TypeScript with node? It's not built in, but it's easy enough to use by building or running it with ts-node. Also, once you are using TypeScript, you have import syntax support. Deno has chosen a different p
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by andyfleming 5y ago
Here's a relevant GitHub thread where some conversation that has been happening: https://github.com/swc-project/swc/issues/571
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by andyfleming 5y ago
I think it only has to compile the dependency if it isn't cached for the given platform and version(s).
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by andyfleming 5y ago
I wish all the apps integrated with the system-wide profiles.
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by andyfleming 5y ago
The commenter you replied to did provide a fair correction as far as the right layer to be comparing. They didn't specifically suggest that Nest.js (started in 2017) is as mature as Rails (created in 2004) or Laravel (created in 2011).
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by andyfleming 5y ago
I like JSON5 for similar reasons. I specifically like the addition of comments, trailing commas, and keys without quotes.
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by andyfleming 5y ago
Do you have any libraries you use often with scripts or mostly just deno built-ins?
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by andyfleming 5y ago
I don't think that self-documenting code is a myth. That said, I think the benefit is that it can reduce the amount of commenting needed. That, in turn, has the benefit of being able to read (and understand) the code more quickly (in t
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by andyfleming 5y ago
If I recall correctly, I think they were up front about more processors/updates coming later. The M1 is still a good computer, but that 13in was never going to be the same as the fully new gen of MacBook Pros.
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by andyfleming 5y ago
There's an actual joda implementation as well. See https://www.npmjs.com/package/@js-joda/core
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by andyfleming 5y ago
> thinks Roblox is fine I don't think he's claiming it's not exploitative behavior, but rather values the experience for the real world lessons.
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by andyfleming 5y ago
That’s true. If those are the types of incidents you are preparing for, it would make sense to have printed copies. You could also do both.
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by andyfleming 5y ago
If you have any network connectivity or are physically together the repo could be shared. So as long as one person has it cloned you should be fine. It’s the same as making sure people have a printed copy. Depending on the run book, it may
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by andyfleming 5y ago
There’s some cool ideas in here, but you can also just use a git repo that everyone has cloned.
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by andyfleming 5y ago
It feels like they’ve been slowly moving towards a touch-friendly interface on MacOS. I’m not sure if they intend to have a desktop OS that truly supports a touch screen or if it’s more about slowly merging iOS and MacOS in general.
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by andyfleming 5y ago
This is a good idea. Just have the revenue go into escrow immediately after the first claim though. That could reduce the motivation for fraudulent claimants since the payout is delayed. Also, to minimize overall cost, a creator can pay one
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by andyfleming 5y ago
One possibility can be Monogenic diabetes (aka MODY). Certain forms of it are more like a slowly onsetting type 1 diabetes. It can often be misdiagnosed.
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by andyfleming 5y ago
The landscape has changed, but that doesn’t mean there isn’t high quality content available anymore. For example, a lot of content is on YouTube. That may or may not be someone’s preferred medium to consume, but there’s definitely good and
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by andyfleming 5y ago
One of the reasonable reasons why errors often get returned generically is because of security though.

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