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by methyl 7y ago
Bread is definitely a part about getting good flour, you can get everything else right, but a poorly stored flour can make it end up bad.
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QuakeJS is an open-source id3 engine in the browser(github.com)
2 points by methyl 7y ago|0 comments
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by methyl 7y ago
Interestingly enough, it seems my Chrome 80 on Safari does not fully pass neither ACID2 nor ACID3 test.
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by methyl 7y ago
> I've hbeen working on extracting that part of the system into a Go app, called via gRPC What if you called it via Port instead of gRPC? We are also using Elixir at our SaaS for more than 2 years in production. There are times (alt
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by methyl 7y ago
It all depends on the profit margin. $500K ARR is easier achievable if you run some kind of marketplace where you have 20-30% margin than SaaS with 90%.
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“I almost sold Baremetrics for $5m”(baremetrics.com)
7 points by methyl 7y ago|0 comments
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by methyl 7y ago
> designs and front-end code can live side-by-side in the docs This one sparked an idea. We all know that it's really hard to automatically convert designs to code (eg. React components). Right now the only feasible way is to code i
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by methyl 7y ago
> Search engines rank pages, not domains. Search results aren’t a list of domains, they are a list of pages. The domain is only one factor in the page’s rank. Whether a blog lives at a subdomain or root domain, the root domain will not r
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by methyl 7y ago
I see the new interface (mainly chat input) and notification that Slack just became snappier on the web.
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by methyl 7y ago
> Googlebot is based on Google Chrome version 41 (2015), and therefore it has no XSS Auditor It is no longer true: https://searchengineland.com/google-will-ensure-googlebot-ru...
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by methyl 7y ago
> If you don't test it, you are just an idiot who has no proof that the code does what it claims to do. Does having tests make it any different? You would need to test those tests to make sure they are testing the right thing after
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by methyl 7y ago
Exactly the same story here. When I was 12 or 13 I tried to use bots in Tibia to make some money on selling gold, eventually leading me to the path of trying to write my own bots for different games. I had one of the first proof of concept
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by methyl 7y ago
How many of those Top 10k Alexa sites are full-blown web applications that need GraphQL in the first place?
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by methyl 7y ago
> if you don't want to hit your users with a 500 KB bundle size. Still I do think if you are building a web application (and not a static site or a blog) it is expected it can take a second or two to load it for the first time. 500
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by methyl 7y ago
> Urql is 7.5kB min+gzip, where Apollo and Relay add ~30kB min+gzip! How is that 22.5kB making any difference? Unless you are working on a project that will be used on very slow connections I see no point in choosing a library basing on
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Investigating WebSocket/HAProxy Reconnecting and Timeouts(medium.com)
1 points by methyl 7y ago|0 comments
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by methyl 8y ago
Since you are mentioning Redis Graph and I'm not really into academic side of graphs, I want to ask - how do you use it from the user perspective, who wants to do some simple graph traversals using Cypher or some equivalent? For Redis
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by methyl 8y ago
One more sin I would add here would be using too little paddings in general. If you have enough space, try to double (or 1.5x) all of them and you will probably see an improvement.
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by methyl 8y ago
There is also a JavaScript port of this library, by the same author: https://github.com/santinic/pampy.js
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Pampy.JS – runtime pattern matching in JavaScript(github.com)
2 points by methyl 8y ago|0 comments
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by methyl 8y ago
It seems you sleep 6 hours per day - way too little.
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by methyl 8y ago
> if you don't need to collect the data in order to perform the requested activity It's about data that can identify a user, not any data. A collection of actions with anonymized user IDs will not allow to identify the user (in
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by methyl 8y ago
It doesn't, if they do it after request.
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by methyl 8y ago
What's wrong with this name?
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by methyl 8y ago
The only thing wrong is the font size, should be at least 16px for better readability and usability.
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by methyl 8y ago
> author didn't receive an answer He actually did: > Hi Ondrej, > dealing with this is at the bottom of our rather indefinitely long priority list. Don’t expect a swift resolution. > We’d appreciate not being bugged about t
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by methyl 8y ago
Elchemy looks fantastic, especially if you have some frontend in Elm already or you use it in Node microservices. The only thing concerns me that it won’t get enough traction and support and will eventally get abandoned, so here’s some Q’s
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Elchemy – write type safe Elixir using Elm-like syntax(wende.github.io)
142 points by methyl 8y ago|56 comments
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by methyl 8y ago
> eng even tried to rewrite it in Elixir. We ended up scraping the rewrite project because the Ruby code just works and rarely gives us any problems in production. If your Ruby code just worked, why did you try to rewrite it in Elixir?
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by methyl 8y ago
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