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by h1fra 3y ago
well it rebase but I never had to deal with everything in this article. It put my commits on top of HEAD and that's it, never had any issue.
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by h1fra 3y ago
I might be lucky but in my whole developer life I have only used like 3 commands git stash, git pull --rebase and git merge. I'm not even sure I used git rebase once.
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by h1fra 3y ago
Yep, only 404 or 500. They were experiencing issues with Slack at the beggining of the day. If I had to guess, a fix had unexpected consequences or it's related to the release of multi-account login https://github.blog/
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by h1fra 3y ago
Wasn't CPM the norm before the market went to CPC because it was easily gamed by publishers? Also it's funny for them to say "Publishers gets 68%" which sounds huge but actually translates to a staggering 32% fee.
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by h1fra 3y ago
I feel like databases are the new JS framework, there is a new one every week.
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by h1fra 3y ago
I personally enjoy GCP much more because it's easier. You can do almost everything from the UI and products are named the way you expect them to be named (except for a few exceptions). When you are doing devops on the side not as your
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by h1fra 3y ago
Very nice. Not really related, while looking at the network requests I saw that all GET are returning the sql query needed to generate the results. Is this the sign of specific sql-rest technology? Also impressed that all of those metrics s
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by h1fra 3y ago
I'm not sure I got everything in this paper, does that mean users have to sign-in again each time to go to a website? If yes, that's cumbersome at best. If no, then it's not really better than cookies.
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by h1fra 3y ago
ah I didn't knew that, thanks
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> We have been writing our own rules at Datadog with this framework for a couple of months now, with great success Did I miss something, Yarn has been acquired by Datadog or is it poor wording?
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by h1fra 3y ago
On top of the really different API, you always get v1 when you install (which I never understood). You need to upgrade manually everywhere with a command line. If I had to bet: most user didn't even bother upgrading because they are
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by h1fra 3y ago
I meant the branching itself. Is it possible to build features on top of this branching strategy? Is it possible to list versions and get a specific one using just SQL?
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by h1fra 3y ago
Thanks for sharing, adding that to the article.
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author here: Yes I agree, and I mention it at the end. However it's not possible to install the extension everywhere, for example it's not available in GCP Cloud SQL unfortunately
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by h1fra 3y ago
That's interesting. Seems to be made for CI, testing, not inside a single production though.
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Versioning data in Postgres? Testing a Git like approach(specfy.io)
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by h1fra 3y ago
Well I'm quoting the OP: "Only 9% of the plastic ever produced has been recycled" And it's true not all plastic ends up in the recycling system.
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by h1fra 3y ago
Good for danemark but I would still take this information with precaution. PET which is the most common type of plastic for bottles but loose it's propriety after 2-3 cycle. It's not recyclable forever like glasses. That means you
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by h1fra 3y ago
As I said recycling is most of the time actually downcycling. Don't get me wrong it's better than burning, but the fact we think bottle to bottle is the norm while it's absolutely not is a sign that we have failed somewhere.
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by h1fra 3y ago
I'm genuinely curious and would love to be wrong. Do you have some source? Most of the time they say they do it, but it's much more expensive and recycled plastic quality degrades quickly, can't be mixed with other PET, so yo
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by h1fra 3y ago
There is some nuance here, PLA is not a petrol based "plastic". It has the similar proprieties than regular plastic but is made from organic material. I was only referring to petrol based plastic, but not all bio-plastiscs are re
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by h1fra 3y ago
It's terrible, plastic recycling is a myth told by the petrol industry, that purposefully messed up the recycling labels and greenwashed the entire industry. It's physically not possible to recycle plastic and get the same proprie
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by h1fra 3y ago
Unless you are working in a single process script, barrel file is almost unavoidable. A typical nodejs app will often be split in many packages, requiring barrel file anyway.
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by h1fra 3y ago
This one is really good for user facing analytics dashboard https://www.tremor.so/
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by h1fra 3y ago
For external dashboard not internal: - You can output the most elegant metrics, you will never know if it was the right one until you talk to actual customers. Most of the time, they don't even understand what is presented. - Use libra
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by h1fra 3y ago
Looking at the comments, I'm baffled by the number of people that still think it's "minor issue" while doing absolutely no research. It's not just a little bit of salt, it's enough to kill fishes and whole ecos
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by h1fra 3y ago
I don't think GPT-4 is able to do real time vision on a video stream so unless your city is filled with parked car, I would stick to the stick
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by h1fra 3y ago
Search Engines really need to get together and find a way to not index part of a content surrounded by a tag or something. Even though in this case it might be completely premeditated to increase SEO.
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by h1fra 3y ago
Not to be too cynical but I would also had my doubt. 130K is huge number for a brand new product, the 3 avatars shown are stock photos. And when you combine that with the advertised "845,022 formulas generated, so far." (6 per pe
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by h1fra 3y ago
I don't see any reason why platform and artists are alright with tickets reselling, it's madness to me that no artists "consortium" has demanded a change already. In France, a famous youtuber has partnered with the major

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