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Million – Virtual DOM Framework(github.com)
2 points by aviramha 4y ago|1 comments
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by aviramha 4y ago
What a mess. Common people are already confused by security products, why make it so hard for everyone.
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Shiny for Python – Create interactive web apps from data(github.com)
2 points by aviramha 4y ago|0 comments
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by aviramha 4y ago
While I understand the criticism - this is not the point of Apple. Unsolicited nudity is usually used for harassment. I assume that also in Europe sending unsolicited nude photos to adult and kids isn't okay.
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by aviramha 4y ago
The way I see it - you defined that the way to create further definitions is by collaboration, so it's still a way of defining process. I assume it's not just a "democratic" process to create a process ;) btw, totally
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by aviramha 4y ago
My take on management (and really on life) is that every theory/framework is a setting stone and not instructions. The framework helps you think better, but reality is always more complex than what is described and covered in the frame
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A Framework for Engineering Managers(github.com)
427 points by aviramha 4y ago|66 comments
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by aviramha 4y ago
Long time user of PyO3 and partially as contributor/maintainer. This framework is pretty much amazing. We used it heavily to optimize workloads in a safe and maintainable manner and can help you oxidize Python code bases
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PyO3 – Python Extensions in Rust(github.com)
5 points by aviramha 4y ago|1 comments
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by aviramha 4y ago
if Lotion is going to win appflowy it's only because of being more smooth
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by aviramha 4y ago
Available in 1.23 as beta and needs to be explicitly enabled. 1.25 is when it's stabilized.
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by aviramha 4y ago
as an Israeli, I really think this is a good thing. I hate the use of cash. I understand digital privacy and liberal concerns, but apart from the theoretical liberty taken, most non-criminals dont use cash and prefer digital payments.
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Getting Started with Ephemeral Containers(metalbear.co)
41 points by aviramha 4y ago|5 comments
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SaaS Enterprise Ready Feature Guide(enterpriseready.io)
2 points by aviramha 4y ago|0 comments
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by aviramha 4y ago
It happens when you install the app, not during usage.
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by aviramha 4y ago
I think calling it malware might be wrong. Ultimately, what it does is display a message box when installing the package if Russian timezone. It doesn't cause any damage to the system, I can see how politically opposed person can be an
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by aviramha 4y ago
Just found about it while releasing a package to VS Code marketplace - It appears we can't use the last versions of this package (es5-ext) anymore due to anti viruses marking it as a Hoax malware. I wonder what's people take here
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New Protestware Found Lurking in Highly Popular NPM Package(medium.com)
14 points by aviramha 4y ago|9 comments
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by aviramha 4y ago
>instead relying on ‘product-led growth’. That is, CTOs and CPOs loved Atlassian’s revolutionary Jira product so much Does anyone like any Atlassian product nowadays?
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by aviramha 4y ago
So right now we focus on helping devs develop using their staging environments, but we do plan to get to production later on. As Eyal described here ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31634831 ) next features would be ena
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by aviramha 4y ago
AFAIK Istio mirroring is an infrastructure tooling for devops to mirror traffic between pods in k8s whilst mirrord mirrors traffic to your local ran service without deploying it or building it as a container. The first helps devops achieve
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by aviramha 4y ago
The full use case we want to have is developer using staging as their development environment, sharing it with others. The developers would launch their locally developed services using mirrord, getting traffic from the staging environment
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by aviramha 4y ago
Somewhat similar. mirrord works live only (currently) but doesn't just replay the traffic, it wraps your process and duplicates connection to your local service as if it's running in the remote environment. We'll soon add fil
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by aviramha 4y ago
Right now the focus of mirrord is for back end engineers, so the use case is backend engineers wanting to work on real traffic and real environment being able to do so without help of or change of infrastructure
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by aviramha 4y ago
Thanks for the feedback! One of the creators here :) Our initial thought is to create a solution similar to what Lyft has done ( https://eng.lyft.com/scaling-productivity-on-microservices-a... ) to enable using staging as a d
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by aviramha 4y ago
Hey, one of the creators or mirrord here. The technology behind mirrord is actually agnostic - what it does is wrap a local process and "proxy" it's API calls to a remote environment and remote traffic is also mirrored from t
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by aviramha 5y ago
Hey all, just dropping the first version of mirrord. mirrord is a VS Code extension that lets you mirror traffic from your Kubernetes cluster to your locally debugged service. We'd appreciate your input on it. We'll soon release a
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Show HN: Mirrord – Debug locally using mirrored traffic from Kubernetes(github.com)
5 points by aviramha 5y ago|1 comments