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mleonard
7y ago
I appreciate that. Thanks for being available on hackernews and helping relay feedback.
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mleonard
7y ago
Additional comments: You could limit the number of nodes in the always-free-tier clusters. Above n nodes the free tier clusters aren't free. With the new pricing, I can't choose to use GKE instead of app engine/cloudrun and
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mleonard
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It's a good program. I'm currently in the stage one step before that program. Would your team consider tweaking the pricing as I mentioned, with the goal of helping early stage startups choose GCP? GKE/kubernetes is increasin
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mleonard
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Very disappointed. Not by the price increase per se... but by the lack of a reasonable 'always free tier'. I think you should strongly consider tweaking the pricing to provide one or two or three multi-zone clusters for free inste
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mleonard
7y ago
Anyone know of any available-online courses that teach functional programming using Miranda?
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mleonard
7y ago
Hey. Interesting blog post! Quick bit of feedback for you... I find the code snippets quite hard to read on mobile as the lines wrap. Could you enable horizontal overflow scrolling do you think? overflow-x:scroll
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mleonard
7y ago
Great idea! I didn't know I needed this :)
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mleonard
7y ago
Hi Nathan. Congrats on the launch of the page builder! I was looking through the css of the 'abbey' page https://demo.ck.page/abbey and noticed a problem: the spinner doesn't show correctly on the submit butt
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mleonard
7y ago
Cool idea best of luck with it! I haven't seen the QR code design on your homepage before. Did you custom make it yourselves? If so, could you share any links on how to do that? I have a QR code education app idea and I'd like to
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Just sent it to my crossword loving grandparents :)
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7y ago
I was using Chrome on Android (Pixel 3a) in case that's helpful :)
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7y ago
When I click a link far down in the article, read that for a bit, and then hit the back button I find it quite jarring that I end up back at the top of the original article rather that where I was. See if you can store scroll position on na
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7y ago
You mentioned Twitter uses server sent events. Do you have a link you car share about that? I'm interested in learning more about how they use SSE.
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7y ago
Interestingly Ctrl W can actually be captured in Chrome now (on desktop) if the application is fullscreen and they make use of the keyboard lock API. I'm away from my desktop at the moment - can you try it on Chrome? (if you were using
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mleonard
7y ago
Working on standardising dgraph's graphql? Or working on a managed cloud version?
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mleonard
7y ago
Thanks really very helpful! When you hoping to have git restore in the official git release?
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mleonard
7y ago
Your other top CS book out of interest?
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7y ago
Hi. Interesting to know thanks! Would you mind giving the current commands to achieve the three things you just listed? That way I learn the future restore command along with the current approach and you description. T
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mleonard
7y ago
Cool :)
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7y ago
Thanks. Just clicked through to the ChucK site. For anyone interested apparently there's a free MOOC in may: https://www.kadenze.com/courses/introduction-to-programming-... And a TED talk: https://www.t
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7y ago
Hi. Quick fly-by suggestion for you: look into the language server protocol by Microsoft if you haven't already. In the golang community for example Google has recently decided to build and officially support a language server (called
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7y ago
Hi. Great talk. Basically introduced me to audio development! Given you're experience and the future you're talking about with Soul or a similar language being how audio development is done... what resources and approaches would y
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mleonard
7y ago
Me too. Thanks for replying.
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The data-8 videos are online. Are the data-100 videos online too? Thanks.
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mleonard
7y ago
The way I think about workflow engines is as follows. Please comment and correct me. Keen to discuss. Workflow engines like Cadence essentially work by letting you write regular-looking procedural logic for your workflow. This looks and fee
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Hi I watched the Cadence talks and read through the golang code a while back and love what you're doing with cadence. Really glad to see you're moving from Thrift/TChannel to protobuf/grpc - that was a blocker before. If
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https://godoc.org/github.com/golang/protobuf/jsonpb
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Anyone know if the solutions and/or lecture videos are available? After a quick search I think the answer is no but thought I'd double check.
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Can someone tell me what is the pricing going to look like? Will it be utility-like pricing (like the load balancer for example) or a larger enterprise price (like spanner, big table etc). Thanks
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Great good to know. Thanks.
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