jdauriemma

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by jdauriemma 2y ago
I think you might be operating under some incorrect assumptions. > anytime a client requires knowledge of your DB schema GraphQL is very explicitly _not_ a representation of your database schema. The “schema” being referred to here is t
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Every complaint against GraphQL can be traced back to poor schema design(old.reddit.com)
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by jdauriemma 2y ago
Normalized caching, pagination, and code generation are some features that many developers find appealing and are supported out of the box by many GraphQL clients.
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by jdauriemma 3y ago
Yeah that’s a fair point. The protocol may be open but much of the discovery/hosting is siloed in maybe 2-3 services. It doesn’t take much imagination to see where that could lead.
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by jdauriemma 3y ago
Apologies, I’m probably missing some nuance but I don’t see anything in your reply that is meaningfully different from the comment above. The existence of major platforms does not necessarily challenge the notion that podcasting is open by
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by jdauriemma 3y ago
Could you elaborate a bit further? I don’t see why this is necessarily true.
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by jdauriemma 3y ago
The state of the art of GraphQL tooling around securing and versioning has evolved significantly. You may want to take another look at what’s out there.
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by jdauriemma 3y ago
Whenever I encounter a really strongly-worded, abrasive opinion like this I look for context. Does anyone know what relationship the author has with the ESM standardization process? Did they offer feedback that was dismissed by TC39? If so,
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by jdauriemma 4y ago
I’m guessing king’s pawn or e5 openings
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Narcissism of small differences(en.wikipedia.org)
5 points by jdauriemma 4y ago|0 comments
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by jdauriemma 4y ago
Looks amazing, I think the Professional tier seems like a great value in particular. I would absolutely pay more than $10/mo for this tool if UI design were part of my day-to-day.
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by jdauriemma 4y ago
Holy moly, i.reddit.com is so much better. Thank you for the recommendation!
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by jdauriemma 4y ago
You might also be interested in https://github.com/bignimbus/game-of-life-n
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Play the trombone in your web browser(github.com)
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by jdauriemma 4y ago
Behold the Long Covid Experts of the Hacker News Comment Section! Check your expertise and empiricism at the door; we have enough contrarianism, anecdotes, and spurious correlation to explain everything!
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by jdauriemma 4y ago
Gray branding? Label spam?
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As a person who has successfully worked from home for six years alternating between management and software engineering, this brand of nonsense and hypocrisy really bugs me. I take pride in my hard work, empower my team and yes, I feel “a p
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by jdauriemma 4y ago
The author's conclusion is intuitively true to me. I suspect, though, it wouldn't convince a skeptic because of a complete lack of empirical evidence.
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by jdauriemma 4y ago
You could save a lot of overhead using regular shell scripts (sh) instead of flask
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We are making progress on CO2, it's just not nearly fast enough. This solution potentially treats the symptoms quickly while we slowly cure the disease.
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by jdauriemma 4y ago
TIL, thank you!
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by jdauriemma 4y ago
I think vi is short for visual-insert
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by jdauriemma 4y ago
Maybe this is a bit too forgiving of Twitter, but do they even see Mastodon as a threat worthy of stifling in this manner?
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Source?
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by jdauriemma 4y ago
If you ever ship an Airflow integration, consider this an official request to call it Air Bud.
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by jdauriemma 4y ago
If anyone's interested in a Web Audio API trombone, I made one a while back: https://jdauriemma.com/trombone.js/ https://github.com/bignimbus/trombone.js
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by jdauriemma 4y ago
I don't see Airtable here yet. That team managed to make relational databases user-friendly to a consumer market without compromising the core features a power user might expect. Hats off to them!
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by jdauriemma 5y ago
RE: traveling to socialize with distributed coworkers: As a person with three children and a working spouse who's busier than I am, and as a person managing a distributed team, the notion of convening my colleagues in one area for a te
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by jdauriemma 5y ago
You might be surprised at how small the Reddit team is
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by jdauriemma 5y ago
Strictly speaking, it does have attachments. The <img> tag's `src` attribute can point to a remote resource or a resource attached to the email. This is an example of the latter.

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