emptysea

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Hacking Around Safari's 7-Day Cookie Limit(artsy.github.io)
1 points by emptysea 4y ago|0 comments
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by emptysea 4y ago
I'm interested to hear more about your tailwind rewrite? Any interesting challenges and any plans on open sourcing it?
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by emptysea 4y ago
I’m curious if you worry about Airtable incorporating your add on into their core offering? I feel that’s always my worry about building on top of someone else’s platform.
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by emptysea 4y ago
Interesting, only about 36MB for the wasm postgres
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by emptysea 4y ago
from the article: > If a component has a bunch of props and not a lot of descendants, it can actually be slower to check if any of the props have changed compared to re-rendering the component. (I don't have a source for this claim,
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by emptysea 4y ago
How do you limit the queries allowed in the UI aka prevent someone from making a really slow / large query? Do you general not use supabase directly in the UI and write an API that your front end can call instead?
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by emptysea 4y ago
I’ve never used TRPC but curious to learn more about the slowdown. Is that a slowdown with Typescript or a runtime thing?
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by emptysea 4y ago
The quote from the article specifically mentions the Google Cloud sales org: > Employees who work in the Google Cloud sales department said that senior leadership told them that there will be an “overall examination of sales productivity
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by emptysea 4y ago
Yeah that’s interesting. Flow uses OCaml, ditto for their Python type checker. Hack is C++, and Relay uses Rust. (Although I think some of the other type checkers are migrating from OCaml to Rust). Curious about the perf implications with u
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by emptysea 4y ago
The company that google bought for flights (ITA?) was built on SBCL and flights is still written in it. Pretty huge codebase from what I heard
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I Peeked into My Node_Modules Directory(medium.com)
1 points by emptysea 4y ago|0 comments
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The disproportionate influence of early tech decisions(brandur.org)
4 points by emptysea 4y ago|0 comments
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by emptysea 4y ago
Yeah the QR code login is slick, TikTok also uses that. The only caveat for implementing is that you essentially need to have a mobile app for your site, while SMS/email auth are more universal.
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by emptysea 4y ago
Curious how Parcel stacks up to Vite. Vite seems to have the Vue community behind it which is pretty larger. Both have much better performance than webpack, so between the two probably doesn't matter too much.
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by emptysea 4y ago
I find the big difference for me when building an API vs working on a UI is the testing. I think backend APIs tend to be much easier to test than UIs. For the backend, it's mostly Request in Response out, check they look good and the
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by emptysea 4y ago
I've given Slate and Draft.JS a go in the past and they both aren't great from a developer experience perspective and are generally buggy. Slate also had issues where it would throw a type error and break the page, Draft.JS strugg
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by emptysea 4y ago
Yeah the rolling deployments gotcha really stuck out to me. I think most PaaS will provide that by default anyways because who wants downtime during deploys?
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by emptysea 4y ago
Yeah they use GCP for most of their stuff. Not sure if their POP ingest servers are on it though.
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by emptysea 4y ago
Looks interesting! Nit with the sign up flow: password requirements like one uppercase character aren’t that useful and provide unnecessary friction
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by emptysea 4y ago
Doesn’t seem to work on iOS 15.4.1
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by emptysea 4y ago
Yeah it was a source graph episode from a bit ago: https://about.sourcegraph.com/podcast/sugu-sougoumarane/
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by emptysea 4y ago
YouTube has since migrated to Spanner, there’s a podcast episode with one of the Vitess creators that covers the politics of the switch
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by emptysea 5y ago
Do you have any comparisons to other parsers in terms of accuracy?
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by emptysea 5y ago
I have a slack reminder to write down what I did before I get off each day. Works great!
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by emptysea 5y ago
Somewhere it says the first million is free, so if you're small time it's effectively free
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by emptysea 5y ago
How would CDC include information like the user making the change?
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by emptysea 5y ago
I think yakuza, katana, and bushido have less to do with weeb/anime culture than video games and movies. I bet yakuza, katana, and bushido could all be picked up watching Kill Bill & playing some Call of Duty set in WW2.
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by emptysea 5y ago
Something to note about the JS examples, if you throw them into TypeScript you'll get similar error messages to go vet and rustc. The first example: https://www.typescriptlang.org/play?#code/GYVwdgxgLglg9mABMO...
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by emptysea 5y ago
Not parent but in my experience celery has a number of long standing bugs / poor defaults, like prefetching tasks so they can get stuck behind long running tasks. Next project id probably try a simplistic project that’s easier to under
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by emptysea 5y ago
TypeScript will produce an error when using a function inside and if stmt without calling it: function f() {} if (f) {} produces: This condition will always return true since this function is always defined. Did you mean

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