jameslao

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by jameslao 4y ago
Crocodile: https://www.crocodile.dev/ Better code reviews for GitHub. It integrates with GitHub to provide a better reviewing and commenting experience for pull requests. Free for open source!
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by jameslao 4y ago
HEPA filters will filter out particulate but doesn't help with VOCs. For that you need carbon filters.
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by jameslao 4y ago
Thanks for pointing those out! Fixed.
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by jameslao 4y ago
Ah yeah, it only supports Chrome (and Chrome based browsers) and Firefox for now. I've been meaning to add an error message if you use a different browser. No newsletter yet, but you can follow me on Twitter for now @jameslao.
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by jameslao 4y ago
The master key is stored as a secret in Kubernetes so if someone compromised it, they would be able to decrypt the source code in the reviews.
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by jameslao 4y ago
I can see how the iterations control can be not obvious. I'll add a docs section that explains it. The two columns of radio buttons represent your selection for the left and right side of the diff. You can also click on any iteration t
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by jameslao 4y ago
I hear you. Crocodile has a couple features that try to address this. 1. More comment states. Comments start as "open". The workflow I had in mind was that once the author addresses it, they would mark it as "resolved".
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by jameslao 4y ago
That's actually a use case I've thought about. When review time came around, one of my past managers would compile statistics on everyone's reviews to see how much they've been participating. Another feature I've th
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by jameslao 4y ago
If you click the "Comments ->" link in the meta section on the left nav of the review, it will take you to my version of the comments panel. A couple improvements I made: * You can see the whole discussion. The last time I used
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by jameslao 4y ago
You can add just the users you want. See: https://www.crocodile.dev/docs#adding-team-members Crocodile has its own organization and member list. Billing is based on the max number of users in the Crocodile org for the month
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by jameslao 4y ago
Comments should get transferred just fine across rebases and force pushes. If they don't, you can let me know using the feedback form at the top right. Supporting other VCS providers, even non-Git ones, is on my list. The underlying da
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by jameslao 4y ago
> Do you support features like github suggestions which can be committed easily by author? Not right now. The suggestion feature is something I want to add in the future if there's interest though! > Given your history with Micro
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by jameslao 4y ago
Thanks for taking a look! Yeah, not having admin access is definitely a problem. Using a PAT is an interesting idea that I'll have to think about that from a security and liability perspective.
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Show HN: Crocodile - Better code review for GitHub(crocodile.dev)
144 points by jameslao 4y ago|61 comments
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by jameslao 4y ago
How so? Intel Platform Trust Technology is TPM implemented inside the CPU. Intel Management Engine is a separate thing as far as I can tell.
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by jameslao 4y ago
Pluton seems like the next evolution of the TPM which has been around for many years. Many (most?) modern CPUs have a TPM built into the CPU already (Intel PTT and AMD fTPM) so it's not a huge change from the status quo as far as I can
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by jameslao 5y ago
I use HTMX + Alpine.js for a project I'm working on. It's been pretty nice and I think my only complaint is that the requests are form encoded instead of JSON. There is a HTMX extension that can JSON encode the requests, but all v
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Avoiding CPU Throttling in a Containerized Environment(eng.uber.com)
3 points by jameslao 5y ago|0 comments
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by jameslao 5y ago
When I was shopping for a refrigerator, I went to a local appliance center and talked to a person there. I learned a few things: - In door water dispensers and ice makers are unreliable and will likely break. - Availability of repair techni
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by jameslao 5y ago
Probably a mix of both. Many of the founders of code review tools came from companies that had internal code review tools (Microsoft has CodeFlow, Google has Critique, Facebook has Phabricator) and they missed those tools after leaving thos
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by jameslao 5y ago
I'm also working on a code review app called Crocodile that addresses GitHub's shortcomings. Signups are open and feedback is always appreciated. https://www.crocodile.dev
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by jameslao 5y ago
If anyone is interested, I've been building a code review tool called Crocodile[0] that lets you review GitHub PRs. It has a similar file browser to the left plus floating comments, threaded discussions, and more. [0] https:/&#x2
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Ten Database Commandments(ottertune.com)
17 points by jameslao 5y ago|5 comments
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Databases in 2021: A Year in Review(ottertune.com)
323 points by jameslao 5y ago|130 comments
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Rate Limit Status Headers with GCRA(jameslao.com)
1 points by jameslao 8y ago|0 comments