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Wiio’s laws: Communication usually fails, except by accident(en.wikipedia.org)
33 points by disintegrator 3y ago|5 comments
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by disintegrator 3y ago
Great project and write up! Did the team consider developing a custom secret engine [1] for Vault? or is it that the specific dances between Rails, tokenizer, ssokenizer cannot be accommodated by a secret engine? [1]: https://dev
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by disintegrator 3y ago
I was really excited about this feature because I recently tweeted about wanting something like `(*testing.T).Cleanup` from Go [1]. I think this is achievable now across test frameworks because of this language/runtime addition! I scri
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by disintegrator 3y ago
Few folks in here are (rightly) frustrated with the code generation story and broader tooling support around the OpenAPI standard. I've found a few alternative approaches quite nice to work with: - Use a DSL to describe your service an
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by disintegrator 4y ago
I'd say it's YAGNI if it required going out of your way to add something on top of your project. CSS logical properties mirror traditional properties one-for-one. Once you know about them why would you go back to older layout prop
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by disintegrator 4y ago
Tangentially, for those doing web development, CSS has a bunch of "logical" properties [1] that adapt to the locale of the user agent. For example, you can swap out `margin-left` and `margin-bottom` in your CSS with `margin-inline
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by disintegrator 4y ago
Hey folks, author of the gist here. I’m a big fan of Benthos because, in my opinion, it’s the simplest version of unix philosophy applied to stream processing that adds on strong operational features (single go binary, metrics and tracing a
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by disintegrator 4y ago
I sincerely hope HTML snapshot testing is not being sold as a useful testing technique in the front-end world anymore. Edited snapshots are often glanced over in PR reviews especially when they are large and/or there are many of them.
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by disintegrator 4y ago
My initial comment was very vague and I'm glad to see others have replied to fill in the gaps. If your service/system has a sufficiently large configuration space, like say, Kubernetes, then a typed configuration language can grea
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by disintegrator 4y ago
CUE has been an absolute joy to work with on configuration problems. It’s a typed language which is something that’s been a massive gap in the config language space when looking at yaml, toml, json, etc... https://cuelang.org&#x2
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by disintegrator 4y ago
I have a 65% where I map the escape key to tilde and caps lock to escape. It has been a comfortable setup alongside VS Code.
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Ask HN: Are you using Twirp for internal service communication?
1 points by disintegrator 5y ago|1 comments
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by disintegrator 5y ago
I'm all for well presented PRs/commits but I'm not sure how a good commit message mitigates the risk of a supply chain attack in this case.
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Data Version Control (DVC) for Machine Learning Projects(medium.com)
8 points by disintegrator 5y ago|5 comments
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by disintegrator 5y ago
Quite like using dog too https://github.com/ogham/dog
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Having Fun with Markdown and Remark(gocardless.com)
2 points by disintegrator 6y ago|0 comments
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GoCardless partners with TransferWise to launch borderless recurring payments(gocardless.com)
6 points by disintegrator 7y ago|1 comments
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by disintegrator 7y ago
Hey folks, here is our blog post with the launch announcement which contains some more details about ACH uptake in the US and its benefits: https://gocardless.com/blog/introducing-us-payments-with-goc...
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Node.js 4.3.2 Runtime Now Available on Lambda(aws.amazon.com)
7 points by disintegrator 11y ago|0 comments
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Hierarchy of hazard control(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by disintegrator 13y ago|0 comments
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(Possibly) Nicer nesting of Models/Views/Collections in Backbone.js(gist.github.com)
1 points by disintegrator 13y ago|0 comments
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by disintegrator 13y ago
I agree with what you say. If I failed to do so already, please allow me to state that yeoman and its generators (including my generator) as well as Mimosa may very well be an "expression of opinion" of various developers. The opinion is re
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by disintegrator 13y ago
Hi Torn, I have not used Mimosa before but it looks quite nice! I have not spent much time with it beyond going through the steps of setting up a new project. Grunt won't be very interesting if Mimosa is meeting your immediate needs well. T
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by disintegrator 13y ago
If you like the combination of Jade + CoffeeScript + LESS, then I submit my generator for your consideration (and I would appreciate any insights you may have on its shortcomings or possible improvements). My generator is slightly more bare
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by disintegrator 13y ago
Author here. This is my first attempt at open sourcing code! Some background: I work at Pollen Digital in Sydney, Australia. We regularly get web-based projects to develop and release. My manager encouraged me to package up my workflow and
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Show HN: A Yeoman generator for a front-end dev workflow(github.com)
16 points by disintegrator 13y ago|7 comments
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by disintegrator 14y ago
great list! FWIW, Brandon Eich (creator of JavaScript) is another great source for developments in and around JS. https://twitter.com/BrendanEich