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bretthopper
6y ago
That person is commenting about another company, not Shopify. Though at one point in time our test suite did run under 10 minutes (across ~100 agents). Ref: https://buildkite.com/case-studies/shopify
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bretthopper
6y ago
For the people commenting that this wouldn't work over the long run (or the past ~10 years of the bull market), the article says this: > Spitznagel included a chart in his letter showing that a portfolio invested 96.7% in the S&
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7y ago
I'm working remotely for a month right now and needed a monitor there to work. I had two ideas: 1. bring one in a suitcase on my flight 2. just buy one locally once I got there I decided to just bring my existing 27" monitor and w
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7y ago
I don't doubt the 90%. You can tell they don't care really care about desktop so it doesn't have the heart system. Yeah I'll eventually build my own Anki deck. I'm spending a month in Mexico right now so that's
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bretthopper
7y ago
There's a lot of meta discussion about learning languages but I'd like to thank the author for two great tips in particular: * using the desktop version of Duolingo * the shared Ankiweb decks for <x> most common words in <
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bretthopper
7y ago
I just watched a good Elm conference talk about this same concept called "Making Impossible States Impossible" - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IcgmSRJHu_8
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7y ago
I don't really know what that $74k average number is based on, but it's nowhere near accurate for the large companies they've mentioned in Toronto (which is what matters since the article is about them). I work for a tech com
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7y ago
Jon Bois is a genius in my opinion as well so I'm glad someone wrote this. There aren't many links to his videos in this article, but here's one of my favourites: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M4AhABManTw .
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7y ago
The new 2019 Mazda3 has inset the screen and pushed it further back so you can't touch it and it's not even a touchscreen. I've been researching the car and it comes up in every review. The reaction seems pretty split on it s
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8y ago
I have this exact problem all the time in downtown Toronto. There's a even a few intersections where I know it's going to be bad (University/Richmond, Yonge/Adelaide, Front/George). So obviously some signals at inte
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How AI Found Flint’s Lead Pipes, and Then Humans Lost Them
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8y ago
Yeah, thanks. 10-100x was a huge exaggeration but 2-3x is still a large benefit and worthwhile on its own.
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8y ago
Restaurants close all the time. Are those closures due to the pilot? The city has provided numbers on receipts which don't show a huge effect. I'm not saying there's no causation here, but you can't just say 11 restauran
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8y ago
Why do you think this is a zero-sum game? That's only if the number of car drivers is equal to transit riders + cyclists (and maybe some pedestrians). Of course that equation is nowhere near equal. The entire reason behind the pilot is
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8y ago
I'm the person who created that Gist for sharing it publicly and I do agree that GraphQL makes pagination confusing. Just yesterday I was searching for a link to share with someone and came across that official page which uses Relay-st
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8y ago
Did you finish it? It comes to this conclusion: > Ultimately, however, the Japan-as-inspiration-narrative collapses under the weight of van Gogh’s staggering range. While many of the portraits from this period incorporate the cropped per
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8y ago
I've been building GraphQL APIs @ Shopify for almost 2 years now so I'm a little biased but I mostly agree with this post. Here's a few random thoughts from my experience with GraphQL: * GraphQL definitely seems to be more po
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9y ago
> it's been 16˚C this past week One single day hit 16 at the max. Another hit ~14. That's a very generous way of looking at our weather this winter. This has been a much snowier winter than last year as well (and some others of
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The Sabermetric Movement’s Forgotten Foremother
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9y ago
That's correct. See https://facebook.github.io/graphql/#sec-Serialization-Format . > GraphQL does not require a specific serialization format. However, clients should use a serialization format that supports the
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9y ago
I prefer "if you don't have a fork, you're on the menu"
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9y ago
GitHub: https://githubengineering.com/ Really surprised it wasn't mentioned yet. They do really in depth posts and show metrics too. Example: https://githubengineering.com/how-we-made-diff-pages-3x-fast
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Instagram and Android: Four Years Later
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Streamlining the Sign-In Flow Using Credential Management API
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I read the title and immediately thought "oh no, not again" thinking this was yet another "portfolio redesign". Thankfully it's actually a redesign by Ryanair itself. Whenever I have a paper boarding pass I always f
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Solving the cash problems from self-funding rapid growth
(nathanbarry.com)
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11y ago
Other comments have already accurately described how this is mostly fluff since the Warriors success is mostly due to lucky random events with Steph Curry. But one more clarification: > So when Lacob fired him in 2014, after a 51-31 seas
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11y ago
We (the Roots team) have had this same opinion for years now. I feel that WordPress underestimates the power they have. Now WordPress does actually work with a lot of the top hosting companies to get their PHP versions upgraded. They do thi
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11y ago
Needs 2014 in the title. Oga has been around for a while now and seems to be pretty stable.
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11y ago
Not sure why this is linking to a fork of the original repo. It was discussed recently here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11021271
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