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by h1fra 2y ago
Clearly mocking DB is a footgun and it's not that hard to setup e2e test. Use TestContainer or Docker on a random port, run your API on a random port. Every tests seeds all the data needed to run (user, org, token), it requires an init
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Cloudflare is experiencing DNS resolution errors(cloudflarestatus.com)
1 points by h1fra 2y ago|0 comments
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by h1fra 2y ago
Because it's not happening, immigrants mostly lives in the suburbs, the city is unaffordable for most people and is emptying itself rapidly (in the last decade the city has shrunk by 100K+)
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by h1fra 2y ago
Nice! > When using traditional slides, you are given a rectangle of white space to express your thought. When this rectangle is full, you have no other choice than erasing everything, and start again with a new white rectangle. It's
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by h1fra 2y ago
I have implemented auth and auth multiple times in my life, and I'm still unsure which one we are talking about sometimes. Permissions and login might not be the best but they immediately brings clarity
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by h1fra 2y ago
Is the public repo the main branch? When you want develop something: you create a PR in the public repo, review, wait for CI, merge to main, wait for CI, finally merge to the fork, wait for CI? I'm always unsatisfied with the number of
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by h1fra 2y ago
I feel like most people say plugin which is fair and easy to do on the backend but I'm always wondering how they are doing for the frontend. I never found an appropriate solution to modify the frontend (i.e: adding a billing page, a bu
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by h1fra 2y ago
This is like 10 years too late. Almost all major news outlet have been doing that (and variation of that) in the last decade, I wonder what took so long internally
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by h1fra 2y ago
it's not a vote, it's the possibility for a candidate to participate in the election. imo we have the same process in france (slightly more complexe) this is just a process to pre-eliminate jokes and unserious people then you stil
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by h1fra 2y ago
I love postgres but I really hate that there is no builtin way to batch update or delete. This is the most annoying things and I need to (re)write a batcher almost every month every time I'm hitting a wall
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by h1fra 2y ago
Very nice, not a fan of this kind of animation but at least it's smooth!
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by h1fra 3y ago
Last batch had 27,000 applications [1]. I think it's just a moment where VCs have a lot of money to spend after 1-2years of recession, and a whole new market has open with AI (or to say it better, every markets are now open to AI disru
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by h1fra 3y ago
It's always "stop bringing politics to work" until it's time to bust unions or tell your employees how to vote
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by h1fra 3y ago
I understand the point but I also advocate for the opposite, it's not cool for the planet for sure but having all the data points for at least a couple of months is very useful on any large system and +15months for metrics so you can c
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by h1fra 3y ago
We also had a similar setup at Algolia, renovate push to one branch (`baseBranch` properties) and you only review once a week or month. Created a GitHub actions to create the base branch with a cron: https://github.com/bodin
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by h1fra 3y ago
CPU Budget (and page budget) is dependent on website popularity. You can see it clearly when you start a new website, google will index 10 pages at most, and as your website grow in popularity it allows 100->1000->10K etc...
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by h1fra 3y ago
I hope it's not the feature they call "Fast boot +" which is basically always keeping the TV on then it's not good :D
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by h1fra 3y ago
If privacy was the only reason they would allow any company in any country to be anonymous and identifiable when requested with legitimate reasons (like Domain Names) and accessible to journalists.
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by h1fra 3y ago
is it effective or just really everywhere in the codebase like this article suggest? I don't fully get everything Denuvo does but it seems like if I replace Denuvo with my own mandatory HTTP call it would be as annoying to crack.
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by h1fra 3y ago
Added Context: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d6iQrh2TK98
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by h1fra 3y ago
Funnily enough, the one feature I don't recommend in Postgres is Cascade. Unless you have a very small controlled set of FK it's not a good idea. Batch delete is less problematic. I wish Postgres would do something about it, like
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JavaScript Visualized: Promise Execution(lydiahallie.framer.website)
1 points by h1fra 3y ago|0 comments
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Astronomers unveil strong magnetic fields spiraling Milky Way's black hole(eventhorizontelescope.org)
54 points by h1fra 3y ago|15 comments
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by h1fra 3y ago
People not living in Paris can't even grasp how much the city has changed in just 6 years. Starting a bit before 2020 but massively accelerated by the covid situation (and public transport saturation). You could barely cycle safely bef
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by h1fra 3y ago
Congrats on shipping. Elegant could be removed from title though @dang
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by h1fra 3y ago
You can have terabytes of data for internal purposes, analytics, etc. That never moves out of the data center except when you want to migrate.
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by h1fra 3y ago
As much as I love to hate on chatgpt engineer, the code is definitely okay; not much difference from a project you would write quickly in a single weekend.
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12 Years at Meta(blog.vjeux.com)
2 points by h1fra 3y ago|0 comments
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by h1fra 3y ago
Curious to know more about the choice to go for limit/offset; knowing all the limitation with this way of querying data it seems shortsighted.
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by h1fra 3y ago
Congrats on launching! I also dislike leetcode very much and truly feel like it can never give neither true positive or true negative. Reviewing, bug fixing or even working a few hours/day in a codebase is, in my opinion, a better way

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