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by andyfleming 6y ago
This is a tough problem because if you asked most sites/admins if you could scrape their site, they don’t really have much motivation to say yes. For some it feels like you are stealing their hard work. For others they don’t want to pa
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by andyfleming 6y ago
It’s more like service slaughter (which isn’t a term AFAIK) than denial of service (since denial isn’t the goal). It’s a tough problem though. In an ideal world, I think scrapers should pay for the compute/resources required to serve t
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by andyfleming 6y ago
Isn’t this just a module on top of redis? What direction has been lost?
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by andyfleming 6y ago
They are probably trying to normalize them a bit so when you install iOS apps on your desktop they blend in.
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by andyfleming 6y ago
A customer is an external stakeholder. They do have a voice, but at a large scale / low % of revenue, it may be not be very loud. If no one enjoyed the shade of a tree, it wouldn’t cease to exist. If customers stopped paying a business
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by andyfleming 6y ago
The open source tools I’ve seen aren’t great unfortunately. An alternative to sketchup is Fusion 360. Autodesk has a free hobbyist license.
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by andyfleming 6y ago
GoDaddy has great support. It’s available via phone and you don’t need to be on some enterprise plan to get it. (Disclaimer: I work there)
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by andyfleming 6y ago
I don’t necessarily disagree, but it’s probably a lot easier to come up with unique project names. So many names are taken in package registries or the community in general. Also in this project, if they didn’t say it was called “ketchup”,
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by andyfleming 6y ago
I can see the line of thinking since it’s how command-tab works, but it’s just not a good fit for spaces/desktops. Similar to using multiple monitors, users expect to be able to rely on spatial reference. I didn’t use the feature eithe
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by andyfleming 7y ago
I completely agree that training and culture are an important piece of this. If someone pings someone every time they have a question, without searching for the answer on their own, it doesn’t matter what the medium is. It’s wasteful.
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by andyfleming 7y ago
Sure, it's still an interruption, but I don't think it's completely derailing. That's why I compared it to stopping by someone's desk. It still requires both parties to be responsible and aware.
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by andyfleming 7y ago
I think this is a cultural issue. You could say the same about JIRA. I've been on teams that have used it to closely track developer productivity and micromanage. In contrast, I've been on healthier teams that just use it how it w
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by andyfleming 7y ago
You can opt-out of the click to connect type of calls by setting the option in your status.
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by andyfleming 7y ago
We use Pragli, and I feel like it's the opposite. Rather than a Slack back and forth to see if someone is available, setting up a video conference, connecting, etc, you can pop in and say "hey, you have a minute?". They can s
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by andyfleming 7y ago
I imagine the reason it’s viewed as significant news to share is that they specifically acquired docker’s enterprise business. It’s not just another new KaaS offering in that sense.
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by andyfleming 7y ago
I’ve specifically noticed it when using the embedded browsers in apps. If I “open in safari”, it will load.
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by andyfleming 7y ago
And if you have line numbers or a shell prompt prefix, make sure they aren’t included when the text is copied!
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by andyfleming 7y ago
I'm not sure how I haven't seen these before. Those apps look great! I've tried sketch, but it just feels too far from the adobe world I'm used to, especially for raster graphics work.
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by andyfleming 7y ago
Maybe the intent of the writer was to make the new hires feel welcome aboard to their new company. That's also not mutually exclusive of the emotive intent you are describing. What makes that Orwellian though?
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by andyfleming 7y ago
.gql extensions are already associated with GraphQL in some IDEs.
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by andyfleming 7y ago
Why not a bicycle lift (like https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zipZ5kwhFfs )?
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by andyfleming 7y ago
Does it do a shallow pull or pull a tarball of the source?
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by andyfleming 7y ago
There's more to docker than Docker Hub, but I'm not sure what % of their revenue is from Docker Hub. Even if GitHub "wins" there will still be a lot on Docker Hub. Also, it's already possible to use other registries
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by andyfleming 7y ago
It's nice to be able to manage machine/robot accounts more directly though. On top of that, for orgs, you'd be paying monthly for each user you add.
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by andyfleming 7y ago
I hope they add robots accounts like Quay.io ( https://docs.quay.io/glossary/robot-accounts.html ).
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by andyfleming 7y ago
I think if it's at all comparable, GitHub will win out. It just seems convenient to not have one more subscription with another provider. Plus, hopefully, it will all be integrated well workflow-wise with a repository with actions that
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by andyfleming 7y ago
I think this beta sign-up has been up for a bit already. It still just adds you to a wait list as far as I can tell, unless I missed something.
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by andyfleming 7y ago
You have to remember Disney includes Pixar, Marvel, Star Wars, and 20th Century Fox, which includes the Simpsons. They advertise 30 seasons of the Simpsons on the Disney plus landing page.
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by andyfleming 7y ago
I think while cost savings is a potential benefit, nuclear’s primary appeal might be shifting more towards environmental impact.
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by andyfleming 7y ago
Sure, that's fair. I said visual design, but I think I might have meant more simply "look". Design implies some intentionality, but it felt like the commentary was focused simply on how it looked and not how that actually imp

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