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locnguyen
7y ago
I hope at some point the fully managed Cloud Run can connect to the VPC and also support web sockets.
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locnguyen
9y ago
I ran into this recently. You probably created a GitLab account with your Gmail address first and then afterwards tried logging in with OAuth and encountered the 422. Try logging in without OAuth, then enable social sign in under https:&#x
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locnguyen
9y ago
DataScience.com | Sr Software Engineer, QA Engineer, Implementation Engineer | Los Angeles, CA | Onsite We use a lot of different technologies to build our product. The top level ones include Docker, Go, NodeJS, React, Relay, and GraphQL. F
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locnguyen
14y ago
Is there an option to telecommute full or part time? I moved back to OC after living in Santa Monica and working at business.com for a year and a half. I don't want to move back or drive on the 405 every day.
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locnguyen
16y ago
Congrats Michael! I've been using your tutorials as my primary learning resource for a few weeks now. It's the most succinct one out there and shows a newbie everything s/he needs to know to get up and running.
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locnguyen
17y ago
I really want to give the Kindle or Nook a chance. I read a lot of non-fiction and having everything on one portable device would be super convenient. The only concern I really have is whether technical books with all their code, screenshot
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locnguyen
17y ago
First off, congrats to the team. Has anyone on HN used the framework extensively to give an opinion and compare experiences with other frameworks?
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Observational: Better Observers for ActiveRecord
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locnguyen
17y ago
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Matt Raible: Ajax Analysis Results
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locnguyen
18y ago
Nested forms scratches the worst itch for me. Compared to the other changes it's nothing huge, but it sure makes day-to-day coding more developer friendly. That's what RoR is about anyway.