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by gvkhna 6y ago
This would be really great, I think innovations with GaN transistors could be something that startups could tackle and I would love to hear more about it! But fab is extremely capital intensive and complex to setup, I don’t think this is th
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by gvkhna 6y ago
Based on username/comment, let me ask, what is next? Because the platform integration and ease of administration, no one else has and it’s great for simple networks.
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by gvkhna 6y ago
I’m still on board with Uniquiti, tons of equipment and it wouldn’t make sense to switch everything over for small operations. But this is extremely disappointing, they’re definitely moving in a little bit of a different direction then wher
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by gvkhna 6y ago
I think testing would be helpful for the bug part. Catching bugs is always a pain and isn’t the job of your seniors, although sometimes things slip in. It’s good to test your code thoroughly so at least you are confident your code works cor
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by gvkhna 6y ago
I think a lot of your feedback of what you would do differently could be better stated as possible improvements. This was optimized well as a in progesss app for sale. And slowly grown to meet demand/requirements for customers. If you
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by gvkhna 6y ago
Hey HN! I'm Gaurav, founder at Superadmin. It’s like a visual CI for your web apps. You can run the test-runner on builds and it will render pages and alert you if there's any changes. We had a tool like this at Google and I know
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Show HN: Superadmin – e2e Browser Testing(superadmin.so)
1 points by gvkhna 6y ago|1 comments
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by gvkhna 6y ago
Thanks for your feedback! For broad testing we definitely understand there has to be some time spent setting up good testing environments. Running a staging environment suited to being tested to catch regressions is usually not quick. But i
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Ask HN: What do you think about No Code Browser Visual Testing?
2 points by gvkhna 6y ago|2 comments
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by gvkhna 6y ago
Great to hear! It runs on your CI currently, you can run the test-runner in your favorite CI (circle, travis, etc). And it uses that as a trigger. You have to start your server locally in the CI and it will take over from there running your
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by gvkhna 6y ago
Hey HN! I'm Gaurav, founder at Superadmin. It’s like a visual CI for your web apps. You can run the test-runner on builds and it will render pages and alert you if there's any changes. We had a tool like this at Google and I know
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Show HN: Superadmin – No Code Visual Testing Made Easy(superadmin.so)
9 points by gvkhna 6y ago|4 comments
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by gvkhna 6y ago
Came to ask the same question. I have a hunch the raid 6 in the storage pool is separate from a file system raid. But I’ll have to do more research. Just switched to synology for backups and looking to have a data integrity rated system for
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by gvkhna 6y ago
We’re building this at Superadmin, specifically for e2e tests. We’re a little bit early but would love to collect feedback. Can we get you in as an early user?
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by gvkhna 6y ago
This looks great! I think a similar framework Storybook should also be noted. I definitely see a future where the IDE has much more awareness of your development environment, this is a step in that direction at least for React. Game develop
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by gvkhna 6y ago
The author admits to not using Typescript and not knowing how it works but is quick to point out that it’s polluting the JavaScript community? He does state that typescript is a subset of JavaScript and this compiles to JS so I largely don’
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by gvkhna 6y ago
Stripe will negotiate their pricing with larger vendors similar to anyone else and can probably offer competitive rates.
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by gvkhna 7y ago
At Mixcut.com (Building real time collaborative video editing) we use a combination of OTs and a variant/simpler version of CRDTs that provide the most coverage of the various features needed. The usage of low latency websockets to shu
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by gvkhna 7y ago
Thank you!
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by gvkhna 7y ago
Almost there, we will launch very soon.
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by gvkhna 7y ago
WebGL is good but has limitations around video editing, WebGPU and some improvements by browsers will address a lot of these though in the coming years. Full disclosure: Making an online video editor at https://www.mixcut.com wi
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by gvkhna 7y ago
Would you make another suggestion? Video editing is low on keywords. Full disclosure: Making an online video editor at https://www.mixcut.com
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by gvkhna 7y ago
Hey guys, I had a great chat with Josh Pigford, Founder at Baremetrics and wanted to share it. We discussed some recent trends around openly sharing information in the startup community, recent attempt and decision around selling the compan
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Founder Stories: Josh Pigford, Founder of Baremetrics(gvkhna.com)
3 points by gvkhna 7y ago|1 comments
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by gvkhna 7y ago
Thank you for this in depth discussion about sponsoring open source. I think there aren’t great solutions out there and it was definitely worth trying something new. I remember reading the original post proposing this concept. Is it possibl
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by gvkhna 7y ago
Thanks for the share! That's a great one that I will read into more, but I do want to add while TS isn't perfect. I think one of the biggest advantages has been community buy-in. A language like TS would be no where if the commu
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by gvkhna 7y ago
I think another way to look at some of the benefits of TypeScript is class introspection. By writing your classes in an idiomatic manner, it makes it trivial to see the shape of your api’s without you having to write large amounts of docume
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by gvkhna 7y ago
Thank you!
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by gvkhna 7y ago
TypeScript is such a fundamental milestone in the web and javascript community. (coming from Microsoft too!) I really do hope front end communities converge on typescript in an idiomatic manner.
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by gvkhna 7y ago
Sorry graphQL+DB* (typed on mobile)

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