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   by baconomatic 8y ago

   Yep, it's Monodraw: https://twitter.com/brandur/status/928368179075678208
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   by baconomatic 8y ago

   I couldn't agree more with "We need more building blocks like Redis that do what they’re supposed to, then get out of the way." Redis has become such a foundational piece of software for me and the projects I work on. Plus, i
3. 33.▲
   by baconomatic 8y ago

   I'll check it out, thanks!
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   by baconomatic 8y ago

   This is interesting. Have you implemented this in services before? How have you handled continued failure for specific requests?
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   Ghoti is Fish(en.wikipedia.org)

   2 points by baconomatic 9y ago|0 comments
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   by baconomatic 9y ago

   This one was on Reddit a year or so ago: https://twitter.com/GambleLee/status/862307447276544000
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   Ask HN: What periodicals have great long-form articles?

   66 points by baconomatic 9y ago|44 comments
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   by baconomatic 9y ago

   I've been looking for something like this for a while now. I find building things from the bottom up is a great way to learn how things work (naturally).
9. 39.▲
   by baconomatic 9y ago

   Please do!
10. 40.▲
    by baconomatic 9y ago

    I'd love to hear from someone who has implemented this in production. Seems like really cool tech, but haven't had a chance to use it on a project yet.
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    by baconomatic 9y ago

    Anyone else find these sort of sites annoying to navigate? How am I supposed to know how much I need to scroll down? Is the site broken or do I just need to scroll more? Overall, I'm surprised it's taken IBM this long to put out a
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    by baconomatic 9y ago

    This makes a lot of sense to me. Gives Github users a taste of Gitlab's CI capabilities.
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    by baconomatic 9y ago

    Thanks! It's just surprising when the articles are decently styled.
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    by baconomatic 9y ago

    Is there an index to this book I'm not seeing? I see the directories, but not seeing an overall index. A bit hard to navigate.
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    by baconomatic 9y ago

    While I agree with 70% is about the sweet spot, it really depends on the tools you're using. We've found that with using Jest and just doing snapshots you can get to 70% without actually testing any of your others methods, hence t
16. 46.▲
    by baconomatic 9y ago

    Just because you have coverage doesn't necessarily mean that you have written good tests. That being said, we do something similar where we require 80% coverage.
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    by baconomatic 9y ago

    After having my first child and deciding I want my kids (and to a lesser extent me) to be proud of what I've done with my life.
18. 48.▲
    by baconomatic 9y ago

    What was the misunderstanding? I'm a Go noob and curious of what they did incorrectly. Edit: I read the comments at the end of the article and my question was answered.
19. 49.▲
    by baconomatic 9y ago

    I've been using Monodraw for awhile now and it's been great!
20. 50.▲
    by baconomatic 9y ago

    That's what I had though, was just surprised by the lack of client support.
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    by baconomatic 9y ago

    Good point, looks like my implementation of GraphQL was't correct. Thanks!
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    by baconomatic 9y ago

    Perhaps I'm missing it, but it appears this only works with POST requests?
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    by baconomatic 9y ago

    None of the assets appear to be working for me, unfortunately. Edit: Working fine now.
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    by baconomatic 9y ago

    It's not that it's free, but having to carry around another device is a hassle.
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    by baconomatic 9y ago

    Awesome! I was half kidding, because I would definitely have a typo and send my money who knows where.
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    by baconomatic 9y ago

    This will be interesting to watch. I'm hoping they have sandbox accounts!
27. 57.▲
    by baconomatic 10y ago

    Looks like a cool project! I noticed a small typo: > Reinforce your knowledge effor[t]lessly
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    by baconomatic 10y ago

    We used to have this problem at work too. We solved it pretty easily (some people may find it a bit rude), but if the meeting was: a) going nowhere b) wasn't relevant to what you do you would just say "Hey, not sure I'm neede
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    by baconomatic 10y ago

    > Does the company try to dominate the employee's non-working life? Regular "happy hours", catered dinner at night (RED FLAG), bar/keggerator in the office... all bad signs to me. That's one of the biggest red f
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    by baconomatic 10y ago

    What are you using right now to handle this load?