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by ianstormtaylor 8y ago
Quiver looks interesting, congrats on launching! It seems like it will be very useful for internal GraphQL APIs. It does bring up something that I think the GraphQL community hasn't really addressed well yet though... Part of the way Q
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Your own comment equates the level of protection PGP provides to that of plaintext. Which sounds to me like another way of saying, “PGP is broken”.
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It's mentioned quickly in passing, in a kind of "cover our bases" way. The article doesn't once mention Amazon Prime, which is crazy considering it's the obvious success story. But that's because the whole arti
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I think you're right, and that that be great in my opinion. I'd love for this to be the start of Google being less dependent on ads across some of their currently free products. If a "Google One" subscription guaranteed
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I agree. If it is their attempt at "Prime", they're going to have a much harder time of it than Amazon, since they already have so many different subscriptions and price points. It'll be interesting to see how they try t
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by ianstormtaylor 8y ago
I think this article is missing the bigger picture—this isn't about storage. This is Google trying to copy the success of Amazon Prime. They're going to try to unify lots of different benefits under a single, high-value subscripti
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by ianstormtaylor 9y ago
Thanks! Glad to hear it :D happy to answer any questions if you do. That makes sense re: teams, thanks!
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by ianstormtaylor 9y ago
Do you have any info on what makes the teams concept better than those in Notion / Google Docs / Paper? I also have the vague feeling that those tools have hard to understand team permissions, but I'm unclear on how Slite sol
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by ianstormtaylor 9y ago
This. The article should be flagged off the front page or edited by the mods to show that it's questionable. This is a single person's test results, across versions that are known to have touched the battery/CPU slowdown logi
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by ianstormtaylor 9y ago
What are HN's impressions of WeWork? I haven't rented one myself, but everyone I talk to seems to say think that they're expensive, that the environment creates a super distracting workplace, and that they only make sense for
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It feels like you didn’t read the article. The author made clear multiple times that they were using cron jobs as a test bed for Kubernetes, and they chose to “overengineer” because they’re looking to use Kubernetes for more and more of the
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How does this compare in file size to Moment? That's the only real issue I have with it.
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If you haven't watched it before, I'd recommend "Simple Made Easy" by Rich Hickey. [0] The reason I say that is because you say "conceptually simple" as if that's a bad thing. Maybe we have to agree to dis
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by ianstormtaylor 9y ago
Which way are 90% of the Vue components, applications and examples written with?
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The learning curve is only one place the choice ends up being worse. (Just read the Vue docs to understand.) The other is that you now have "directives" that are defined elsewhere, in other files, that are included into templates
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by ianstormtaylor 9y ago
> Adwords for Outdoor and Transit Advertising > Billboards are still sold manually by sales teams. You literally cannot buy a billboard online. If people could buy them as easily as you buy an Adwords ad, maybe many more small compani
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by ianstormtaylor 9y ago
(Not familiar with Vue.) When you talk about "template syntax" and "directives and filters" are those a non-full-JS-style of templates? As in can you execute arbitrary JS like you can with JSX? Just curious. For me JSX i
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Very simple, but really cool. Well done!
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Hey @zeveb, I appreciate the response! But the grandparent actually mentions the short-lived approach, and is asking about cases where you want to have longer-lived tokens. And where you still want to be able to revoke them. Stateless token
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I think this is the biggest drawback to "stateless" JWT's that most people gloss over when championing. If you need to be able to revoke stateless JWT's, you probably shouldn't be using stateless JWT's in the f
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by ianstormtaylor 9y ago
A few more for your list: dataloader, draft-js, express-graphql, regenerator, relay, yoga
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There are other popular Javascript packages that aren't mentioned: dataloader draft-js express-graphql flux graphql-js regenerator relay yoga They'll probably stick with BSD+Patents, unless the
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I'm curious, if you're willing to share, what were the projects you worked on that failed?
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I don't think this question makes sense. Netflix is clearly a "technology + entertainment" company. The "technology" distinction isn't mutually exclusive with another vertical—exactly the opposite. Companies ca
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Always excited to hear Stripe talking about versioning :D For anyone else who's interested, they've written/talked about this a few times over the years, to fill out the picture: - http://amberonrails.com/mov
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And it looks like just today Atom has another release (1.19) that supposedly helps performance for large documents: http://blog.atom.io/2017/08/08/atom-1-19.html
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Scaling Unsplash with a small team(medium.com)
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Increment Issue 2: Cloud(increment.com)
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Does anyone have a link to better explanation of the changes to `debugger`? > The legacy command line debugger is being removed in Node.js 8. As a command line replacement, node-inspect has been integrated directly into the Node.js runti
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by ianstormtaylor 9y ago
If you use Heroku for production, using it for CI too means that a lot of the annoying configuration pieces involved in getting CI to match production exactly disappear. In my opinion CircleCI's configuration UX is actually really poor

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