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by blorenz 4y ago
Great points here. We probably have a non-conformist flow when, even though the package deps are defined in the projects that aren't stand-alone, we define them and utilize them in the root projects. This has potential to footgun us. I
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by blorenz 4y ago
That does sound annoying. Though, in our reality it is only a half dozen evergreen projects and applications which are incorporated this way. I do imagine it will grow over time.
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by blorenz 4y ago
Our org is a very small team. The biggest boon is the capability to create cohesive experiences and UI in a small handful of applications that are in isolated codebases by sharing Component libraries. I also use it for improved DX with up-t
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by blorenz 4y ago
This is true. There is definitely a subsequent commit that is required to push those newly created SHAs.
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by blorenz 4y ago
My codebase. I haven't experienced any pains as in this blog post. The biggest issue is to know about `git submodule init` and `git submodule update` for the one-time commands that have to be run. After that, each submodules' bra
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by blorenz 4y ago
What is the beneficial distinction between this and composing the monorepo with git submodules? I have been doing that in my codebase after suffering from all the regrets of attempting to emulate npm package releases of my modules. I feel t
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by blorenz 4y ago
I recently attended an automotive dealership conference where I was being pitched for a product that would let me know if my customers were at rival dealerships. I poked and prodded to understand if these were legitimate claims or just mark
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by blorenz 4y ago
Not to sound trite but I feel like your continued pressing of this issue evokes the entire "Do you even lift, bro?" meme. There are PaaS that can get you up in 3 clicks, but now you are in bed with k8s which is critical for the i
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by blorenz 4y ago
I'm expecting you are getting downvoted because of your assumptive and dismissive statement. The type of deployment you are suggesting is overkill to apply k8s as there is minimal to no orchestration.
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by blorenz 4y ago
There isn't any manipulation going on there what the parent comment suggests. When a business is cash strapped it does not have the funds to compete with salaries. However, the business can offer other benefits such as what the parent
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by blorenz 4y ago
I came here to praise the wonderful component implementation and use of Tailwind CSS. The searchable dropdown is splendid with its implementation. I was not aware of Untitled UI so I went to search that and it looks like it is just a Figma
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by blorenz 5y ago
I'm the target demographic here. I have 5 acres of mostly non-wooded property. I just need it cut and don't care for striping or any of that. I was mowing with a zero turn with 48" deck. Last year we upgraded to a much big
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by blorenz 5y ago
Congrats on your launch, though it seems you are getting slammed here and it may not be the reception you anticipated. I'm genuinely curious if you talked to your target demographic prior to this or only postulated that this would be a
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by blorenz 5y ago
This is really cool and great attention to detail! I wonder how this project could converge into VR? Personally, I would love to play a game of Jeopardy in this manner in a retro stage setting.
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by blorenz 5y ago
We are in tens of gigabytes and not tens of terabytes. I don't think our approach would work well for that dataset size unless you are able to shed some historical data that you don't need to assert functionality.
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by blorenz 5y ago
We duplicate the production environment and sanitize all the data to be anonymous. We run our automated tests on this production-like data to smoke test. Our tests are driven by pytest and Playwright. God bless, I have to say how much I lo
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by blorenz 5y ago
You are right. I posted a follow up response under another comment here. Thank you for holding me accountable.
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by blorenz 5y ago
Wow I didn’t mean for that to be a controversial response. My apologies. The parent comment referred to Electron being “absolutely unbeatable”. That is my belief of not being in the spirit of a hacker or have the willingness to disrupt the
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by blorenz 5y ago
I am currently in the same boat as you were and this looks fascinating. I was dreading having to migrate all of my CharFields to JSONField to support languages. I look forward to integrating this with i18next handling the frontend.
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by blorenz 5y ago
It’s for another day. Currently his happiness is in exactly what he is doing. He is building and creating.
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by blorenz 5y ago
Agreed. Though we did get the glory of fat arrows from that misadventure!
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by blorenz 5y ago
For the past year, every weekday at noon I receive an onslaught on calls for people trying to reach Humana. These are usually elderly people that report that my phone number came up on their caller ID. I have had my number for 20 years. I t
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by blorenz 5y ago
I even had the book back in 2005! I felt so empowered to reign in IE6 https://www.amazon.com/Zen-CSS-Design-Visual-Enlightenment/d...
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by blorenz 5y ago
GraphCDN seemingly is an innovative service I'll be checking out, though I just wanted to comment that the app is a beautiful example of the use of Tailwind. I was a little taken aback because I was presuming styled-components but was
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by blorenz 6y ago
You know how you can catch the scent of a smell that instantly brings back memories? Seeing mmv on here is just like that bringing me back to hacking on DOS in the early 90s in my parents' basement at all hours of the night prior to g
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by blorenz 6y ago
I'm sure it is a bit of both. I was using the Intel version of the IDE until the release today. It took a long time on my Intel MBP and it also took a long time on my M1 with Intel. The ARM version of the IDE is substantially faster
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by blorenz 6y ago
I also can't agree more! IntelliJ IDEs have been my go-to since giving it a try during the End of the World sale in 2013. The IDEs have a robust feature set that makes development a pure joy. That joy has subsided in recent years with
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by blorenz 6y ago
You have the benefit of hindsight at this time. You can draw parallel to history of flight and all the crazy contraptions that people attempted. Great technology can emerge from the combination of numerous shit shows. The whole is greater t
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by blorenz 6y ago
This is quite an impressive machine coming out of a startup. I'm surprised by all the comments that expect them to go head to head with John Deere right out of the gate. This autonomous tractor is their entrance into the foyer of this

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