jjanyan

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by jjanyan 5y ago
I've been wanting this for years and have been tempted to write it myself. I've imagined a way to create your graphql query in a UI then "bookmark" it. After that you'd grant permissions to use that bookmark via som
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by jjanyan 6y ago
Stallman being reinstated? https://www.theregister.com/2021/03/30/fsf_mass_resignation/... .
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by jjanyan 7y ago
"Sagas", or distributed transactions, are what you're looking for. These are APIs/functions/methods that know how to complete every step of your atomic operation and how to roll it back if any step fails. They more
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by jjanyan 14y ago
Nice being able to A/B test from the backend, without using javascript. I've gotten some really click through rates from A/B testing religiously.
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How to avoid the biggest A/B testing mistakes(muddylemon.com)
43 points by jjanyan 14y ago|13 comments
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Real-time javascript error logging using Mixpanel(n3rds.posterous.com)
24 points by jjanyan 15y ago|2 comments
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by jjanyan 15y ago
Thanks for the feedback. The salary matching isn't an issue. When a recruiter/employer creates a job listing, there is a maximum and minimum salary. We look for jobs where you're desired salary falls within the max/min range of the job. Aga
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by jjanyan 15y ago
Thanks!
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by jjanyan 15y ago
Yep. You can keep an eye on the market without doing anything!
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by jjanyan 15y ago
Awesome, glad you like that aspect. We think it's pretty important to users.
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Ask HN: Review my startup, n3rds
18 points by jjanyan 15y ago|9 comments
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by jjanyan 16y ago
Concurrent development with maximum flexibility: It might be a bit hard to follow, but this is the branching strategy we follow. http://tinypic.com/view.php?pic=15wi351&s=7 We use jira for managing our code changes and requests. Each