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by migueloller 6y ago
“Run Commands”. These text files contain commands that are to be run during startup, like when starting a new bash session, for example.
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by migueloller 6y ago
Once again, Stripe innovates in the dev docs space. This is a masterclass on what excellent documentation should look like.
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Stripe's new guide format – Accept a payment(stripe.com)
4 points by migueloller 6y ago|1 comments
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by migueloller 6y ago
This is definitely a problem with any circuit that is complex enough. It was nice to see Ben Eater explain it and solve it in multiple ways, once using a 555 timer and a capacitor[1] and the other time using just the SR latch of the 555[2].
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by migueloller 6y ago
As I understand it, this is extremely early and shouldn't be used in production, so there are no benchmarks. What's interesting are the ideas of using native JS constructs where React opted for implementing things like hooks, refs
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by migueloller 6y ago
Here’s [1] a blog post introducing Crank.js. It goes into detail as to why the library exists. The main motivator for the creator seems to be that they really disliked the suspense API and wanted to offer a better way using JS generators an
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Crank.js – Write JSX-driven components with functions, promises and generators(crank.js.org)
205 points by migueloller 6y ago|101 comments
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by migueloller 6y ago
This is addressed in the first paragraph of the article. > "I feel that sharing files between different computers is now a solved issue, and the benefits I get from having personalized my work environments are so great that I gladly
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by migueloller 7y ago
Holy crap, that was amazing. For anybody else that had an outdated toolchain as I did, make sure you run `rustup update`.
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by migueloller 7y ago
Having the option to generate it elsewhere is great, because it does break some pretty big integrity invariants that are assumed by various tools. node_modules shouldn't be changing, specially when there's lockfiles being used.
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by migueloller 7y ago
Notion has what I consider to be the best landing page demo [1]. It's the full application. No need to log in or follow specific steps. Scroll down to the "Choose a workflow" section to try it out. [1] https://www.
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Post-mortem: Service disruption on January 21-22, 2020(figma.com)
2 points by migueloller 7y ago|0 comments
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by migueloller 7y ago
Thanks!
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by migueloller 7y ago
Would anybody care to shed some light on the situation? It seems that various commenters have a level of context not present in the linked post.
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by migueloller 7y ago
Really? I’ll get something out this week. My Twitter handle is in my profile. I’ll probably tweet about it when I write it.
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by migueloller 7y ago
We’re actually using ShareDB at Makeswift right now and for us it has become a horrible burden. There are very subtle bugs on their data persistence layer with concurrency and the API is a bit of a mess to work with in my opinion. I’m glad
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by migueloller 7y ago
I’ve been doing a pretty deep dive on CRDTs and OTs to get the right user experience for our collaborative website builder[1]. I’m still not done with the implementation and subsequent testing (i.e., splitting text nodes, as mentioned in th
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by migueloller 7y ago
It is curious indeed. The first time I noticed this curiosity is when I saw Martin Kleppman’s Turning the Database Inside Out [1]. It’s a great watch (or read) and I really recommend it! [1] https://www.confluent.io/blog&#x2
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by migueloller 7y ago
Reminds me a lot of Postgrator [1], which we use in our NodeJS codebase. [1] https://github.com/rickbergfalk/postgrator
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by migueloller 7y ago
Recently saw Martin Kleppman's talk, "Is Kafka a Database" [1]. He pointed out this article on the ideas he and his colleagues have been exploring on distributed data stores. The talk and the article are great and I thought i
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Online Event Processing(queue.acm.org)
3 points by migueloller 7y ago|1 comments
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by migueloller 7y ago
With properly configured RBAC this shouldn’t be an issue. The problem is making sure those policies are properly enforced. The tools are there, though.
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Kubernetes Config Connector: Provision GCP Infrastructure Using Kubernetes(github.com)
55 points by migueloller 7y ago|23 comments
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by migueloller 7y ago
Gotcha, so things like hot-reloading wouldn’t work right now. Still, looks like y’all are going in the right direction. Thanks for all the details! One more question, is there a way to interop Pulumi with Skaffold or Tilt?
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by migueloller 7y ago
I’ll look into this. What I think Tilt and Skaffold are doing is just setting up a persistent volume to a local directory and letting all the reloading stuff be handled by the end-user. As long as the persistent volume links the local files
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by migueloller 7y ago
I’ve been very impressed with what you guys are doing. We’re extremely excited about moving from our collection of YAML, bash, and Helm templates to Pulumi. The big question mark we had was what local development would look like. Tilt and S
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A Year of Helping Customers Build Production-Ready Kubernetes Infrastructure(pulumi.com)
82 points by migueloller 7y ago|34 comments
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On the Nature of OAuth2’s Scopes(auth0.com)
1 points by migueloller 7y ago|0 comments
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by migueloller 7y ago
Can somebody with some research experience comment on the effectiveness of this survey? Being inexperienced with this type of process, it would seem to me that ~600 people is a far too small number to get reliable results, specially when th
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by migueloller 7y ago
I was originally skeptical as GraphQL already comes with the `deprecated` directive for this use case and it’s recommended for API evolution. Was actually delighted to see that this can let you make changes to your schema transparently with

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