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by et1337 5y ago
GraphQL was designed for mobile apps and UIs, and I think it’s perfectly suited. We started to build our front end using our public REST API and the experience was so harrowing that we started looking for something else. The big win with Gr
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by et1337 5y ago
I met the developer of Artemis at an Ohio game developer meetup. Nice guy. The Ohio game dev scene is pretty cool.
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by et1337 5y ago
VSCode has this: https://code.visualstudio.com/learn/collaboration/live-share
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by et1337 5y ago
Tiller user here. It’s a brilliant product. They have many different templates that allow you to manage money at the level of detail you want. I tried a ton of different apps and none of them were flexible enough. My only complaint is that
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How to exfiltrate code from Bitbucket(etodd.io)
133 points by et1337 5y ago|41 comments
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by et1337 5y ago
Tolkien and CS Lewis would like a word with you… Edit: Tolkien was Catholic and CS Lewis was Anglican, but their works seem popular enough with Protestants.
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by et1337 5y ago
Wow. In that article he wrote his own operating system and sold 600 copies, but had too many compatibility issues with Windows and so had to abandon it. Huh.
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by et1337 5y ago
In this case the regression also caused a 3% decrease in throughput.
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by et1337 5y ago
Is this really all about masks? Or is it pandemic-related cabin fever? Is it at all similar to the increase in traffic fatalities in the US?
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by et1337 5y ago
StrongDM is a Postgres proxy, and we integrate with Hashicorp Vault. (I work there)
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by et1337 5y ago
Try working somewhere that does pair programming. I work at a full-remote company that does pretty much 100% pair programming. We're constantly talking all day.
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by et1337 6y ago
LINQ from .NET was pretty close to this. You could write a variant of SQL directly inline with your C#. I think technically there was also an ORM layer (Entity Framework) but for the most part it was just a query builder.
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by et1337 6y ago
Apologies if my comment was dismissive. This is an impressive project!
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by et1337 6y ago
This looks like overfitting to me. Some of the GPT samples were definitely real code, or largely real code. One looked like something from Xorg, another like it was straight from the COLLADA SDK. It’s really hard to define what “truly new c
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by et1337 6y ago
Another reason to use cursors is to avoid the problem of repeated or skipped elements caused by concurrent edits. If you use offsets and you’re on page 10, and someone deletes an item on page 1, the whole list shifts and you can accidentall
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by et1337 6y ago
Shell is simultaneously wonderful and horrendous. Did you know that the left bracket ([) is actually not a part of bash syntax, but instead a binary that lives in /bin? Run “which [“ if you don’t believe me!
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Handmade Seattle – virtual low-level programming conference(handmade-seattle.com)
199 points by et1337 6y ago|10 comments
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by et1337 6y ago
We use it. It's pretty good. It has a lot of places you can hook in extra functionality. You get most of the HTTP error status codes for free, but we also have a filter that looks at outgoing protobuf messages for a certain field that
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by et1337 6y ago
iTunes would like a word with you...
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by et1337 6y ago
Not sure about ads, but I do know with Facebook likes, people who sell likes have to like a lot of organic-looking random pages to avoid being banned. Something similar could be happening here. Either that, or it’s Ad Nauseam. Edit: someone
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by et1337 6y ago
Hardly anything could pull my team and I from VS Code's performant UI, great Git integration, astoundingly fast project-wide file search, etc. At the same time, the Go language server is the bane of our existence. It's so bad that
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by et1337 6y ago
Even if you did swap a symlink to upgrade to GLES3, all the apps will still call the GLES2 functions. No matter what, the devs would have to go back and rewrite their app to actually use the new features.
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by et1337 6y ago
Standard Notes is my Google Keep replacement. Fully encrypted, straightforward business model, works great, apps available on iOS and Android.
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by et1337 6y ago
Am I the only one surprised at how calm this article seems to be about this? Is there any reasonable doubt that this is racism? Shouldn't we be rioting in the streets about this? Oh wait...
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by et1337 6y ago
Go can't really express the Result<T> approach. In Go, it's up to you to remember to check result.HasError(), just like it's up to you to check if err != nil. If you forget that check, you'll try to access the Data
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by et1337 7y ago
There are a number of turnkey solutions for this. One is ScaleFT[1]. My company is another: StrongDM[2]. Our product also keeps audit logs for compliance. [1] https://www.scaleft.com/ [2] https://www.strongdm.com
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by et1337 7y ago
What a great PR beat for Quibi. Makes it seem more like they're the next big thing, if someone is going after their patents.
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by et1337 7y ago
One possible factor: graphics drivers are full of app-specific hacks to make benchmarks look good, on the level of "if game == GTAV then run super special fast code instead of whatever the game is telling us to do"
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by et1337 7y ago
Previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18853607 LinkedIn doesn't have a great track record, but in this case they might just be trying to prevent abuse.
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by et1337 8y ago
I understand the struggles and problems this article lists, particularly the "re-use or duplicate" quandary, but then I'm not sure how "CSS in JS" solves all of them. Seems to me like the question becomes, do I re-u

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