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901.
by lxe 5y ago
Nice! Would be cool to see a demo dashboard without "booking a demo"
902.
by lxe 5y ago
If anyone is wondering, that's an airpod, I think.
903.
by lxe 5y ago
"Please drink verification can" doesn't sound too far-fetched now, does it?
904.
by lxe 5y ago
Yes. And also make business metrics somehow traceable to machine metrics.
905.
by lxe 5y ago
Elevated 413 or 413 errors could mean that a bug was introduced to the client/frontend that sends large payloads or cookies. Elevated 400, 401, or 403 errors could mean that a bug was introduced in session or cookie handling middleware
906.
by lxe 5y ago
HTTP status codes are like... suggestions at this point.
907.
by lxe 5y ago
Holding requests open for long polling is probably difficult to scale. How do you persist connections when application servers drop in/out? How do you load-balance? What about socket descriptor limits? etc...
908.
by lxe 5y ago
Amazing website design. Need to bring this aesthetic back.
909.
by lxe 5y ago
Tons of these are relevant to tech industry in general.
910.
by lxe 5y ago
The tabs are so confusing: they switch the reference average, not the period. So if you use a 1981-2010 average as a reference, the anomalies are higher. A tab UI is probably not the best for this.
911.
by lxe 5y ago
I go to 1.1.1.1
912.
by lxe 5y ago
You can encapsulate almost anything in a bash function via heredocs like that. The disadvantage is that editor features like indentation and syntax highlighting rarely work.
913.
by lxe 5y ago
I agree with the author. Just like them, I only write code without any bugs that can be affected by the "vulnerabilities". I also never commit to upstream so others won't be able to edit my code. All my projects only run on m
914.
by lxe 5y ago
What is happening to GitLab? The site is littered with charts and nonsense business marketing lingo like "value stream management". The menu has a mysterious "solutions" category, and I have to fill out a form to watch a
915.
by lxe 5y ago
> But the business invariably doesn't want to spend the time and money to do that. Most engineers can actually estimate things fairly well when they take the time to iterate on a PoC and gather all sorts of details. Estimation fails
916.
by lxe 5y ago
If you played with OpenAI beta, you won't be surprised -- it was only a matter of time until this becomes widespread.
917.
by lxe 5y ago
If you think forcing to log in to consume content is a 'fuck you' pattern, then what do you think of paywalls?
918.
by lxe 5y ago
Looks like the flat waterproofing was only applicable to the pool deck slab according to the report... is NPR's interpretation misleading here?
919.
by lxe 5y ago
This is a cool concept, and probably can be applied to some sort of specific farm design, but I kinda feel like there's a better way to implement some parts of this. Drip irrigation for watering and fertilizing comes to mind, which rea
920.
by lxe 5y ago
> We’re also announcing a progressive change to our revenue share policies where app developers can now bring their own commerce into our Store and keep 100% of the revenue – Microsoft takes nothing. Nicely done!
921.
by lxe 5y ago
> Simpler than one might think > ... you just need to quantize the angle ... look at the event stream ... and take the sign of the pairwise difference This is harder than I thought
922.
by lxe 5y ago
Wow... you ain't kidding! Here I go down the software history hole: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cygnus_Solutions
923.
by lxe 5y ago
Things like these are taken as dogma or a religion -- and are applied to all things in an organization, for better or for worse. When there's a case for tighter coupling and less services, (and yes, there are cases for it), this memo g
924.
by lxe 5y ago
Not a business owner, but I have a household. There's always more stuff to be done and it needs to be done faster to keep up. However I can't just expect everyone to keep "working harder" without sacrificing the househol
925.
by lxe 5y ago
Nice to see the watch faces page using the Web Bluetooth API!
926.
by lxe 5y ago
Again? I was just reading about a similar case: https://www.nbc4i.com/news/electrical-engineer-fined-for-pra...
927.
by lxe 5y ago
Have you tried Ruby on Rails' ActiveRecord? I like it! It's easy to use and easy to integrate with "raw sql" if needed.
928.
by lxe 5y ago
403... not anymore! There is a source map however so you can still explore. Looks like it's structured as an entity-component-system project? I'm not at all familiar with game dev, but that's my guess based on the structure.
929.
by lxe 5y ago
120 thousand node_modules (3.4 gigabytes worth), including 34 versions of lodash mostly.
930.
by lxe 5y ago
Agreed, but that's quite an axe to grind, with a domain and all...

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