edibleEnergy

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   by edibleEnergy 10y ago

   'The semantic meaning' hack is bad for readability. You don't actually mean 'new-user-street-address' you mean 'do not autofill this input chrome.' The next developer in will assume the semantic meaning ac
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   by edibleEnergy 11y ago

   Thank you for the feedback. We have looked at Rainforest QA and could definitely see how our tool would work for them. I only know of a few crowdsourced testing companies but we should focus on researching that more. Your other idea of beco
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   by edibleEnergy 11y ago

   Thanks for the feedback. We plan on targeting QA managers but haven’t figured out the best approach. I won’t pretend to be a QA expert but I think our service would be very valuable for exploratory/ad-hoc testing. We hope our service w
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   by edibleEnergy 11y ago

   We were contacted by a company like that with thousands of users and they expressed some interest in using or licensing our product. Initially I thought that would be too big of an undertaking for beta testing since we aren’t certain of our
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   by edibleEnergy 11y ago

   I will definitely follow up with you- thank you for the ideas. I think in an effort to show how different we are from other screenshot and screencast tools we may have gotten too technical in our wording- but we definitely don't want t
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   by edibleEnergy 11y ago

   The kind of user you’re describing isn’t our focus right now and I agree it would be hard to get a user of a website such as Facebook or Twitter to go through all those steps. We think potential users can be broken down into different group
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   by edibleEnergy 11y ago

   Thanks for the feedback and for checking out our site. We are not targeting end customers directly but hope that at some point it would be a service that a B2C would offer to their customers. It’s really hard to describe our product without
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   by edibleEnergy 11y ago

   Hey Jared and Trevor, BugReplay ( http://www.bugreplay.com ) is a bug reporting tool in the form of a browser extension that captures a screencast of the user’s actions synced with network traffic, javascript errors and other brow
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   by edibleEnergy 11y ago

   Chrome or Firefox using Google talk or an equivalent web based service works pretty well for me.
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    by edibleEnergy 11y ago

    Can they not just clone the disk and bring it up in a vm? Is there anything that would prevent them from building some tooling for that?
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    by edibleEnergy 11y ago

    While I agree with you that they are not more readable, there are some other notable cases like that in the language, for example: map { row => $_ } $db->get_rows
12. 72.▲
    by edibleEnergy 11y ago

    Anything that evolves fast also will have stability issues. Part of the draw of CPAN is the stability that comes from mature codebases.
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    by edibleEnergy 11y ago

    DBIx::Class is amazing. I wouldn't think I'd work with a SQL db without it.
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    by edibleEnergy 12y ago

    They've updated the announcement, most of the restarts have been cancelled due to them being able to upgrade the machines without reboots.
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    by edibleEnergy 12y ago

    Ugh yeah I had the same reaction. Clickbait is not what I expect on hacker news.
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    by edibleEnergy 12y ago

    In as well. Hope I don't get something like SOAP::WSDL :)
17. 77.▲
    by edibleEnergy 12y ago

    feh, sucked
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    by edibleEnergy 12y ago

    hah cool
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    by edibleEnergy 12y ago

    Why use Brainfuck when you can use SNUSP - http://rosettacode.org/wiki/FizzBuzz#SNUSP
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    by edibleEnergy 12y ago

    Oh man I had completely forgotten about the obligatory disclaimer.
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    by edibleEnergy 12y ago

    Warning, loud auto-playing video.
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    by edibleEnergy 12y ago

    https://metacpan.org/pod/perldata#Key-Value-Hash-Slices Hash slices look slick: %h = (blonk => 2, foo => 3, squink => 5, bar => 8); %subset = %h{qw[ foo bar ]}; # key/value hash slice