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by mrskitch 9y ago
What benefit does Containerum offer over a docker-machine CLI with something like the Digital Ocean adapter?
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by mrskitch 9y ago
Congrats brwcodes and team. I’d love to host you at GraphQLPDX again and do deeper dive into the library. We’ve missed you!
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by mrskitch 9y ago
I'd like to add that if you're product is fairly technical, or solves a pain that's engineer-focused, you're likely better off finding folks on place like GitHub or StackOverflow. Quora and the like is great, but they te
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by mrskitch 9y ago
He's using the Google Noto library for handling fonts: https://github.com/googlei18n/noto-emoji EDIT: This is also a really nice font library as well: https://www.emojione.com/ though you have to
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by mrskitch 9y ago
Does it work with emojis and other interesting characters? If not then we should talk since I'm working on a project that helps solve the browser part of the equation https://browserless.io
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by mrskitch 9y ago
So now that you've got a throwaway, and have purged the most sensitive of data, what market are you in and what's the product? You should really interview at indiehackers or something similar as there's an entire community tr
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by mrskitch 9y ago
Hey, thanks for the kind words, really appreciate hearing that!
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by mrskitch 9y ago
Curious if this works on SPA's, and if so what are you using?
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by mrskitch 9y ago
I can relate to this sentiment, but you've got take into account the whole story: - Failing health, already has nearly died. - No safety net. - Risks life every time this voyage is made. - Doesn't have access to many resources. He
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by mrskitch 9y ago
You can actually reuse a running instance and create a new context with this: https://chromedevtools.github.io/devtools-protocol/tot/Targe... . Issue is that most libraries don't have an API for this (not sure
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by mrskitch 9y ago
Hey, I'd love to talk to you more about your issues with getting over to puppeteer. I'm working on a product that separates application infrastructure from Chrome as it's nightmare to try and scale with. I've written som
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by mrskitch 9y ago
FWIW there's a lot of things Chrome won't do properly out of the box (fonts, emojis'... more). Most projects like this will work for _most_ of the web, but there's a lot of nuance in getting it working across the board.
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by mrskitch 9y ago
Probably a little over reacted on my part. Perhaps better said as un-American? Just seems to fly in the face of a lot ideologies folks here stand for.
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by mrskitch 9y ago
This whole credit tracking industry is so unconstitutional it's crazy. I hope that this awakens people to the fact that their identities and personal data _should_ be theirs, and that they should fight tooth and nail to grant access to
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More than you want to know about headless Chrome(medium.com)
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by mrskitch 9y ago
Dog-fooding my own SaaS for other things I'm building ( https://browserless.io ), so far just one!
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Ask HN: Would you pay for a secured/curated package manager?
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by mrskitch 9y ago
By "anything for sale" I mean "charging for"
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Ask HN: Is anyone in the business of selling docker containers?
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Show HN: Browserless the headless browser service(browserless.io)
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On getting your lunch eaten(joelgriffith.net)
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Automatic visual regression testing(medium.com)
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Piloting a web browser with GraphQL(medium.com)
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Ask HN: Package and sell self-hosted web-app?
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by mrskitch 9y ago
Not yet, but this will happen soon in Navalia: https://github.com/joelgriffith/navalia/issues/16
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by mrskitch 9y ago
You should look at https://github.com/joelgriffith/navalia which can automate this
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by mrskitch 9y ago
I wrote a tool to automate this (right now it's just JavaScript coverage) here: https://github.com/joelgriffith/navalia . Here's a walk through on the doing so: https://codeburst.io/capturing-u
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Composable End-To-End Tests for React Applications(medium.com)
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Capturing unused JavaScript(codeburst.io)
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Navalia can now get code coverage through headless Chrome(joelgriffith.github.io)
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