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by bilalq 4y ago
These guys were lucky enough that ad traffic wasn't yet a primary driver for them. For a lot of other businesses, this could be a death sentence. We've been hit with inexplicable suspension of payment processing (that took weeks o
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by bilalq 4y ago
That doesn't look like it's been open sourced yet, unfortunately. https://github.com/cloudscape-design/components/discussions/...
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by bilalq 4y ago
Windowed grids probably aren't very common because most services with tons of data just have DynamoDB backed table views where pages are lazily fetched rather than sourcing data all upfront. A tree UI would make sense for the S3 consol
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by bilalq 4y ago
They actually released this months ago[0] but didn't have any documentation or press around it. I believe the original motivation was that certain embed libraries for AWS widgets relied on this design system. To be honest, it was prett
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by bilalq 4y ago
Temps peaked around 117 degrees where I lived[0]. There were at least 3 or 4 days in a row where temps remained over 100. For context, temperatures would normally be somewhere between low 70s to mid 80s. Air conditioning isn't common i
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by bilalq 4y ago
All this make->ant->maven->gradle->'the inevitable replacement for gradle' are really achieving is finding slightly different ways of doing the same thing.
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by bilalq 4y ago
Seems like a neat service. It doesn't scan endpoints that block unauthorized access (which makes sense) and points at the free trial of the more full-fledged offering. The only issue I have is that I'm very reluctant to sign up fo
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by bilalq 4y ago
I'd argue serverless handles those cases even better. SQS for queueing and Kinesis for streaming have you pretty much covered. Much easier to manage those than setting up a fleet of workers that are all long polling for messages and ma
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by bilalq 4y ago
I'm always on the lookout for more diagram as code authoring options. Mermaid is pretty decent, if frustrating at times. Looks like there's a port of it to TypeScript: https://www.npmjs.com/package/diagrams-ts
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by bilalq 4y ago
That's still a pretty broken experience though. If I update a PR via the CLI, why do I have to fumble around on github.com's UI again? The next revision is already up!
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by bilalq 4y ago
My biggest issue with Github code reviews is how broken the "Changes requested" state is. If I request changes, there's no easy way to see that changes have been addressed and are clear for me to look at again. I end up using
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by bilalq 4y ago
The OP references an analysis from Seeking Alpha in 2021, but it turns out that there's yet another article from Seeking Alpha[0], published all the way back in Nov 2019, calling ENOB a house of cards and highlighting a lot of the sa
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by bilalq 4y ago
This is definitely a nice feature. I had previously tried creating workflow jobs that had emojis in their name, but that wasn't supported.
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by bilalq 4y ago
Yeah, for sure. I'm still a fan of using Cypress for webapp integration testing.
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by bilalq 4y ago
Jest has been pretty wonderful to work with over the last few years. Like any test framework, however, there are real pain points. I've recently started experimenting with Vitest on a new webapp using Vite/React. It's API com
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by bilalq 4y ago
That blog post author is mistaken. You can fire off async stuff outside of your handler just fine without AWS SDK v3 or top level await. Just run an async IIFE and assign it to a variable outside your handler. You can await that promise whe
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by bilalq 5y ago
I've said this before, but the biggest issue with no/low code solutions is how they get abused. One of my past comments on HN: > I've seen "low code" and "no code" solutions running at huge enterprises
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by bilalq 5y ago
Oh wow. You always see these occasional viral stories of small towns having such problems brought up, but it's still a little surreal to see one that hits so close to home. I grew up in Woodbridge, but went to a different high school i
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by bilalq 5y ago
My experience has been pretty different. With lifecycle methods, you had the implementation details of a single concern split across the constructor, multiple lifecycle handlers, and sometimes even the render function when refs were involve
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by bilalq 5y ago
> I also see sooo many issues when reviewing code like leaked event listeners, unstable props causing re-renders, etc. And these issues show up from teammates who otherwise write impeccable and trustworthy PRs in other regards. I think t
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by bilalq 5y ago
>> failing to catch errors and handle rejected promises, etc. > This is an issue and has led to bugs. > Pretty much anything where there's some implicit details that the compiler or linters can't reason about programme
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by bilalq 5y ago
Diff so fancy is great too! I go back and forth between it and delta at times by leaving delta as the default diff tool and adding a git alias for the following: dsf = "!f() { [ -z \"$GIT_PREFIX\" ] || cd \"$GIT_PR
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by bilalq 5y ago
Fzf was life changing when I first stumbled on it. Even cooler was the rabbit hole it led me down. Through fzf I discovered fd, bat, delta, and rg. That first exposure to fzf brought the biggest change to my workflow in years.
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by bilalq 5y ago
We thought Y2K38 would be the next big industry challenge, but I expect a lot of things are going to go wrong with a change with just a year or two of notice. I love that this is happening, but I'm pretty certain a lot of random things
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by bilalq 5y ago
Which is what this effectively does. We can get sunset at 5pm instead of 4pm in the winter in Seattle now. Really, the choice is a tradeoff between earlier sunrises or later sunsets.
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by bilalq 5y ago
Right. My question was to ask what it would take to remove it. Backwards compatibility is a concern, but could strict mode or some other flag be used to mark it as disabled?
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by bilalq 5y ago
Is V8 unable to remove this because of old, poorly-written websites? Can it maybe shut off if it detects strict mode or something? Seems wild to find this behavior in Node and evergreen browsers.
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by bilalq 5y ago
Honestly, these cross-platform apps are way better than the native apps of yore. I'd take VSCode any day over XCode or Sublime. Slack pretty much just works and is way less finicky than LimeChat ever was. The reality is that the browse
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by bilalq 5y ago
Zoya Finance ( https://zoya.finance ) | REMOTE | Senior or Staff Engineer | Full-Stack/Mobile/DevOps | TypeScript/NodeJS/React/ReactNative/Serverless/AWS At Zoya, we're building the ultimate
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Mercury restricted a number of accounts linked to African startups(techcrunch.com)
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