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by loevborg 4y ago
The cassette tapes and clips in the movie theater were my favorite part of the game (still haven't unlocked them all)
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by loevborg 4y ago
ClojureDocs is great. See also https://cljdoc.org/
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On the Effectiveness of FIXMEs(presumably.de)
1 points by loevborg 4y ago|0 comments
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by loevborg 4y ago
Wow, thanks for the recommendation! I share the frustration with lsp-mode's jankiness (although it has been working better in the last months) and also gave up on the whole thing a few times, even though LSP itself is great. I had no i
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by loevborg 4y ago
I had a bunch of Staedler stenography pencils and I loved them even though I don't write stenography. They were round and perfect for underlining or annotating in books and they _never_ broke. When I tried to buy a new box, I found tha
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by loevborg 5y ago
In my view, The Witness is the best video game of all times. On the surface, it's a puzzle game. I bought it (for something ridiculous like €5 on the iPad I believe) expecting to enjoy a few logic puzzles and remembering the games of m
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by loevborg 5y ago
You can't use it with Chrome, so you're locked into Safari forever.
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by loevborg 5y ago
Lichess is one of the most impressive OSS web apps out there. I've spent more than 240h playing blitz on there, and it doesn't have any bugs or hiccups from what I can tell. Looking at the source code, two things strike me. First,
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by loevborg 5y ago
Thanks for the pointer! I still don't understand 100%. The link states that tasks are parallelized automatically. At the same time, Dagger AIUI is intended to run on top of existing build servers like Jenkins, Circle CI or Github Actio
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by loevborg 5y ago
One of the big benefits of using a cloud build server like CircleCI is that it allows me to parallelize tasks. For example: - Build code and lint code at the same time - Run slow end-to-end tests in parallel Is parallelization possible with
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by loevborg 5y ago
I found that James has recorded a series of 22 TDD sessions that demonstrate the techniques outlined in the blog post in JS: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nlGSDUuK7C4&list=PLD-LK0HSm0...
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by loevborg 5y ago
Enjoyed this much more than I thought I would • Shows (almost) real-world examples to demonstrate the patterns • Uses JavaScript, which is notoriously hard to test because of complex UI frameworks and difficult-to-mock APIs • Set of pattern
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by loevborg 5y ago
I don't have AirPods, but every time I've had a meeting with someone who does, the microphone quality has been terrible, even in quiet environments. The sounds has been muffled to the point where, while I could still understand th
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by loevborg 5y ago
That seems overly harsh. Yes, there are a few people like the ones you describe. But there's also a lot of valuable discussion going on, especially in the channels around management (perhaps not so much in the channels related to the I
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by loevborg 5y ago
Check out Polylith for a description of this great pattern https://polylith.gitbook.io/polylith/
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by loevborg 5y ago
> (in the happy case) That caveat makes a big difference. If you're making an API call like sending an email, you really don't want it to run twice.
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by loevborg 5y ago
"Wittgenstein's philosophy as it struck Kripke"
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by loevborg 5y ago
That's helpful thanks. Googling "CloudFront cognito" gives me a bunch of interesting links: https://awslabs.github.io/aws-cloudfront-extensions/deploy/d... https://aws.amazon.com/blo
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by loevborg 5y ago
That's the thing though - I don't want the complexity of Exchange, LDAP, etc. Complexity kills. This is a simple problem calling for a straightforward solution.
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by loevborg 5y ago
I do the same, e.g. to expose static resources like API docs in an S3 bucket to the world (you can configure CloudFront to check Basic Auth). However, at some point you run into issues (doesn't work well with password managers, how do
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by loevborg 5y ago
My advice: • Make push updates optional. If no push connection can be established, fall back to polling. You can start by implementing polling only and add push later. • Use websockets only for server-to-client communication. Messages from
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by loevborg 5y ago
C-A-F-F-E-E, trink nicht so viel Kaffee! Nicht für Kinder ist der Türkentrank, Schwächt die Nerven, macht dich blass und krank, Sei doch kein Muselmann, der ihn nicht lassen kann. https://www.thelocal.de&#x2
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by loevborg 5y ago
My experience is so close to yours, it's scary, thanks for writing this!
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by loevborg 5y ago
I think it looks really solid. It was extracted from Norwegian real-estate platform finn.no
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by loevborg 5y ago
She's doing things the right way here - applying the beginner's mindset, trying to understand things rather than cargo-culting by copy-pasting magical incantations from github. There's just so much incidental complexity in JS
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by loevborg 5y ago
I agree that font rendering is fairly consistent. The problem is that a single pixel difference in vertical rendering can affect word-wrapping in such a way that a new line is added, making the div taller, potentially breaking the page layo
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by loevborg 5y ago
In my experience, browsers are not good at word-wrapping a div with, say, width=100px in a consistent way. First, different browsers break text at different points. Second, if the div is scaled (e.g. to 120px) and the font-size is scaled ac
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by loevborg 5y ago
Wow, this seems like the missing piece for making SQLite a viable option for using it as a production database for low scale environments. Given that it's using S3 for storage which AFAIK doesn't have compare-and-swap operations,
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We Ship Every Week(pitch.com)
44 points by loevborg 5y ago|7 comments
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by loevborg 5y ago
Great comment, really resonates with me. What's a good place to learn about Platform Engineering?

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