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by httgp 6y ago
Oh wow, thanks for this, this looks great!
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by httgp 6y ago
To add to this list, they also let us upgrade firmware.
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by httgp 6y ago
I love the idea of an instant replay of my own session! Unfortunately, the replay doesn’t work for me on Safari on iOS.
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by httgp 6y ago
Oh wow, this looks great! I was pleasantly surprised that this is open-source and can be swift-hosted too.
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by httgp 6y ago
As someone looking at Redash to replace Metabase at work, what is it lacking? I’m considering moving to Redash mainly to be able to do cross-DB joins.
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by httgp 6y ago
This looks pretty cool, and I remember Bull from a long time ago. > since it uses Redis it should not be used as a job queue. Would you mind expanding on why Redis isn’t a good fit for job queues?
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by httgp 6y ago
There’s also Liftbridge ( https://liftbridge.io/ ) which is built to offer Kafka-like features on top of NATS. It just hit v1.0 and looks super promising. Full disclaimer: I worked on building a client library for it while it
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by httgp 6y ago
This looks fantastic. Will the components have to be written in Svelte too? Or would it be possible to bring our own React/Vue components?
99.
by httgp 6y ago
Man we need something like this so much. I sincerely wish you the best.
100.
by httgp 6y ago
They block websites and URLs all the time. Often times, there won’t be any justification (or even logic) behind the action — they’ve even blocked gist.github.com once.
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by httgp 6y ago
On a side note, HyperDeck looks great! Is this open-source?
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by httgp 6y ago
Same, I use Chakra-UI in a production-grade app and I hit a wall with a date and time picker. I had to build my own with Downshift, but getting it to work correctly on all resolutions and with react-hook-forms was tedious and time-consuming
103.
by httgp 6y ago
I for one am looking forward to this — I’d love to use it as my resume.
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by httgp 6y ago
The logo seems very similar to Hashicorp’s Packer.
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by httgp 6y ago
You could be commenting functions too (day JSDoc it TSDoc) but also want to do an eslint-ignore. It looks better then, IMO.
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by httgp 6y ago
Jay, I just wanted to say thanks to all the groundbreaking work you’ve done in the jailbreaking scene. Ages ago I had an iPad Touch and I had so much fun jailbreaking it and playing around with Cydia tweaks.
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by httgp 7y ago
It’s one-time and you get lifetime updates for the kits you buy.
108.
by httgp 7y ago
Spot on; you get a design system from day 1!
109.
by httgp 7y ago
This is direly needed in every part of India. Everyone honks all the time and it can be maddening.
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by httgp 7y ago
That is disappointing, because Serif makes amazing products.
111.
by httgp 7y ago
Luminar 4 has a DAM and upcoming solutions for migrating your existing <insert product> libraries. I haven’t tried it yet but the reviews look really good.
112.
by httgp 7y ago
Wow, TIL. git continues to surprise with a lot of these lesser-known subcommands and flags.
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by httgp 7y ago
> definitely don't say your tech lead is an idiot I’m curious to know why you recommend this. The poster should perhaps not use those same words, but isn’t it worthwhile giving honest feedback?
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by httgp 7y ago
There’s also Liftbridge, which is a Kafka-like pub-sub API built on top of NATS. It is still in development but looks quite promising IMO.
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by httgp 7y ago
I don't have a link handy but I remember someone asking for cached builds on Twitter and Nat Friedman responding that they were working on it! EDIT: Found it! https://twitter.com/natfriedman/status/11642106839
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by httgp 7y ago
Not true. I'm in India and I got on the beta early on.
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by httgp 7y ago
Good point. This could very easily lead to the same problems plaguing the NPM ecosystem — an action repo could be sold to a malicious actor, giving them full access to your entire codebase!