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cphoover
7y ago
Oh boy here we go...
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7y ago
What IDE uses AI for autocomplete??? That would be interesting to read about. As an aside point taken. I feel the same way, about using VIM+Terminal for coding.
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7y ago
Links are broken :/
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7y ago
> em, I don't know if a lot of dev' are going to repackage their app "play-service" A lot of devs will repackage their apps if it means reaching a market, what 10x the size of the United States (Europe and Asia) ?
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7y ago
Who the f k are you that I'm going to pay $5 to? No offense intended at all, but before someone shells out $5, they probably want your credentials. That's my roast of your site. :)
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7y ago
I would use a json based logger like https://github.com/trentm/node-bunyan or https://github.com/pinojs/pino and use the elk stack which can parse JSON.
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7y ago
This is a good product idea, but it should support video standup updates. That shouldn't be too difficult of a feature to add.
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7y ago
interesting... what does it log?
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7y ago
I really like styled-jsx. You have the scope isolation of a css-in-js solution with a standard css syntax which can be enhanced via the usage of post-css, sass, or less. I don't hate the cascading nature of css. I actually think it
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8y ago
I dunno all the amp sites I have visited have had terrible user experience IMO... Also for the longest time AMP had absolutely broken in-page search on mobile safari. If you believe in a web technology go through the process and champion a
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8y ago
Glad cloudflare and Google are now ramming through de facto web standards without consensus from the rest of web and browser developers...
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8y ago
Sending good vibes your way.
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8y ago
As far as I understood WikiLeaks was purely a publishing platform. Not sure if this is the case back then but they have had claimed anonymity through the submission process (via proxies, and encryption)... to protect both themselves and whi
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8y ago
Google AMP needs to die...
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8y ago
I use this package... which mirrors the whatwg fetch API and has support for promises baked in: https://www.npmjs.com/package/isomorphic-fetch
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8y ago
Love it... Good job.
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8y ago
Right... if we are counting nationalized entities it's not a fair comparison really.
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8y ago
When the hell did we start calling streams "observables"?
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8y ago
hmm I dunno... If you have CD working correctly you should be shipping multiple times a day depending on the product. If there is a problem with the deploy it should be as simple as rolling back to the container image of the last version...
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8y ago
Kubernetes is not nearly as complex as people make it out to be. There are fundamental concepts you need to understand... but it's quite reasonable once you grok them.
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Without NASA I think it's fair to say none of those companies (e.g. SpaceX, Blue Origin) would exist. I could write an essay on the momentous achievements made by agencies you've listed, and the private sector industries they
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8y ago
People can invest their money in science and technology... Why do we need the government to invest in that? See how silly that argument sounds...
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8y ago
I always love this person's posts. Great informative and fun reads... Keep it up.
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8y ago
you say "subsidy" I say "investment"... Generally you want to keep investing in things that make you money.
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Often ROI is not realized on the short-term but rather the long tail. Users may not bounce immediately... however whether they stick with a product or not over time, may be a result of how usable it is. Same with if they would recommend it
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Arts contributed $763B to US economy – more than agriculture or transport (2018)
(artsy.net)
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That supposes "supporters" have disposable income, and don't support a candidate in other ways like donating time, or canvassing.
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How does this compare with: https://get.google.com/trips/
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8y ago
100%
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lol. They also have SSO through facebook, and google... which of course allows those companies to track users across different websites.
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