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   by jhgg 11y ago

   Before this gets overly sensationalist, see the follow up tweet: https://twitter.com/krakenfx/status/692241981309894661
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   by jhgg 11y ago

   Graphene is a more pythonic wrapper ontop of a lower-level library called graphql-core[1], which provides async execution using execution middlewares [2]. As far as how a data-loader is implemented, I have a few experiments doing it with ge
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   by jhgg 11y ago

   Awesome work Syrus! Super happy to see this library evolve to provide a pythonic wrapper around the core graphql library. https://github.com/graphql-python/graphql-core
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   Discord Raises from Greylock for Gamer Voice Comms(medium.com)

   4 points by jhgg 11y ago|0 comments
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   by jhgg 11y ago

   Jake from Discord here. We're hiring too! If you love working with Python, Elixir & React, check out our jobs page here: https://discordapp.com/company#join
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   by jhgg 11y ago

   Any thoughts on the viability of using this platform in place of say data dog or librato?
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   by jhgg 11y ago

   In the case of Discord, the desktop app is an Electron wrapper around the web app with additional native features. For example, the native client adds better voice support (i.e. push to talk w/o needing browser focus), native notificat
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   by jhgg 11y ago

   I don't see at all how this is in competition with any cryptocurrency. This is competing with the likes of Square Cash (via app/snapchat), facebook messenger, venmo, etc...
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   Comcast Agrees to Pay $33m in Settlement for Leaking of Unlisted Numbers(eff.org)

   1 points by jhgg 11y ago|0 comments
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    by jhgg 11y ago

    It looks like all this is doing is in essence just searching for the lyrics on youtube, finding the first result and then passing it to youtube-dl.
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    by jhgg 11y ago

    One issue with the sample code. In the runQuery snippet, you call .set(...) on queryCache. But since it is an instance of Immutable.Map(), without re-assigning it to queryCache, it would really have no effect. queryCache.set(query, re
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    The Emerging GraphQL Python Stack(blog.startifact.com)

    6 points by jhgg 11y ago|0 comments
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    by jhgg 11y ago

    Very nice. I've been working on a Slack specific alternate to Hubot called Jeev. Although it's not 100% ready yet, and there are still some bugs. We use it on our company slack for quite a few things: https://github.com
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    by jhgg 11y ago

    Unblock ads served from google, keep the rest blocked. Eventually websites will just have to use google as their ad platform if they want to receive revenue in a mostly ad-blocked world. It's pretty brilliant really.
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    by jhgg 11y ago

    Relay is actually a pretty simple specification that sits ontop of graphQL. As far as the server is concerned, just look here[1]. Don't be alarmed if there's not a lot to read. There isn't much to the spec[2][3][4]. Also a gr
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    by jhgg 11y ago

    The wonderful ORM support in Python is one of the big reasons why we are working on a Python GraphQL implementation [1]. [1] https://github.com/dittos/graphql-py
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    by jhgg 11y ago

    UglifyJS does a lot of dead code elimination. Lots of stuff that only runs on dev environments isn't even included in the production build. Stuff like: if (process.env.NODE_ENV !== 'production') { invariant(x, y); conso
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    by jhgg 11y ago

    Very interesting that the human trainers are being used to train the AI to eventually do their jobs.
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    by jhgg 11y ago

    Being a Spotify user on iOS, I didn't expect much change from the new privacy policy they had released. The OS doesn't permit apps to access the camera roll, microphone, location services or contacts without explicit permission. W
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    by jhgg 11y ago

    Not true. React is a framework for managing state trees and mutations. As of 0.14, react has nothing to do with the dom at all. All that logic has been moved to react-dom.
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    by jhgg 11y ago

    I was just looking at lupa the other week for implementing a rule set interpreter in Python. Similar to how cloudflare uses lua for their WAS.
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    by jhgg 11y ago

    I wrote something very similar a week ago actually, https://github.com/jhgg/pybloof I'm pretty sure I messed it up slightly though. :|
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    by jhgg 11y ago

    Here's details of how the algorithm is implemented: https://ssl.masterpasswordapp.com/algorithm.html
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    by jhgg 11y ago

    Likewise. Square Cash is great. Especially if you're cool with splitting the bill equally, you can send the same cash request to a group of people in seconds.
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    by jhgg 11y ago

    Agree with this sentiment. A popup asking me to subscribe before I read the article, and another when my mouse left focus towards the top of the page (headed to the back button). Definitely not OK, especially for a tech blog.
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    by jhgg 11y ago

    Let's not kid ourselves, no one ever gets any penalty for filing false DMCA reports.
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    by jhgg 11y ago

    Surprised they are also releasing this on Android!
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    by jhgg 11y ago

    Yes. And there's a character limit so it cuts off half way through my company email.
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    by jhgg 11y ago

    Another bookmarklet that does the same thing, but a bit more polished: javascript:(function(){var e=document.body.style.cursor;document.body.style.cursor="crosshair";var t=document.createElement("div");var n="
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    by jhgg 11y ago

    Because it's so much faster than having to go to disk.