jimmy2020

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by jimmy2020 4y ago
Is Meta moving away from Jest or is it still used internally?
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by jimmy2020 4y ago
Does Meta contribute financially to the foundation?
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Meta Is Transferring Jest to the OpenJS Foundation(engineering.fb.com)
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SHow HN: DFlex 3.5.0(github.com)
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by jimmy2020 4y ago
This is why I love HN.
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Why You Should Think Twice About Wanting to Work on Weekends(wsj.com)
21 points by jimmy2020 4y ago|6 comments
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by jimmy2020 4y ago
MIT is the best for everyone and best for you because it gives you flexibility when you have contributors
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by jimmy2020 4y ago
hey are serious?
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Why Startup Founders Shouldn’t Divide Ownership Equally(wsj.com)
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by jimmy2020 4y ago
Hi HN, I am glad DFlex is featured on Show projects. Happy to take any question you have about DFlex and its roadmap.
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Show HN: DFlex – HTML5 drag and drop replacement(github.com)
5 points by jimmy2020 4y ago|1 comments
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Microsoft is adding a free built-in VPN to its Edge browser(theverge.com)
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Inside the Implosion of CNN+(nytimes.com)
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by jimmy2020 5y ago
I don't know about you. But if I am using an open source project in my stack I prefer to star or support, better do both. Hint: This is the culture I need github to promote. Giving back to the community.
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by jimmy2020 5y ago
cool still, why hiding it? I mean you can add bookmark this project feature instead of introducing the anonymous user.
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by jimmy2020 5y ago
> I never understood why stars are public in the first place. We star because we like the code, the idea, the execution and the maybe the impact of the project. And it's encouragement. You star a project you pushing it forward. This
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by jimmy2020 5y ago
agreed.
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by jimmy2020 5y ago
You could do it when enable hiding private contribution. This features actually enable anonymous users. I don't think it has anything to do with using the code privately.
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by jimmy2020 5y ago
Yes. Enable hiding the user activity but keep the user active. Imagine someone spamming some repository with issues and still can't be known or detected because it's anonymous now.
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by jimmy2020 5y ago
More privacy is always good but why it's important to hide what I am staring and what kind of GitHub repositories I like? It's anti transparent and against what's github is and has been for a while not just for hosting the co
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by jimmy2020 5y ago
How did you discover that they were part of a cult? They just invited you to a group discussion and you didn't go to know if it's a really cult or just a bunch of people meeting and making new friends.
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by jimmy2020 5y ago
I've migrated from yarn to pnpm two days ago and I can tell the difference when I first hit install. I am working on a workspace so I have multiple packages with nested dependencies. For this case, I thought yarn (the classic version)
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by jimmy2020 5y ago
I know but the same goes for Firebase. As matter of fact, Supabase started as an open-source replacement for Firebase.
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by jimmy2020 5y ago
It feels the CDN edge functions are the new Jamstack. It's fast but comes at a high cost and the excitement shifted from static pages to literally data distributed near the user.
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by jimmy2020 5y ago
I am curious how the edge functions can replace Firebase?
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Sony Playstation cuts nearly 90 jobs, citing 'global transformation'(axios.com)
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Rare genital defects seen in sons of men taking major diabetes drug(science.org)
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Metamask has blocked Ethereum transactions in Venezuela(theblockcrypto.com)
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China’s Bitcoin ban led miners to countries uses far less renewable energy
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Study reveals persuasive power of headphones(axios.com)
2 points by jimmy2020 5y ago|1 comments

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