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by n_e 6y ago
> On the flip side, I've never been frustrated by getting too many fields back from an API A pretty common use-case I have is needing to support these three things : - A “big object” list screen (where retrieving the whole objects w
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by n_e 6y ago
Unless I’m missing something, the response schema will have an optional “comments” field whether the “with_comments” arg is passed or not.
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by n_e 6y ago
> All things that GraphQL claims to do can be implemented in RESTful services easily. How do you easily write an endpoint that can either return a comment, a comment with its children, a comment with its corresponding story, with a stron
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by n_e 6y ago
> If you knew you could hurt others when you intentionally messed up Not many people are locked up for a few years for a traffic violation
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Useful async stack traces in Node.js 14(even.li)
1 points by n_e 6y ago|0 comments
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by n_e 6y ago
> Missing HEIC support (and Apple support in general) is not an issue of quality; it's an issue of "knowing your customers". The test portal "not responding" when receiving an unexpected file format is a quality
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by n_e 6y ago
> If deps are immutable, then nothing anyone does in any other package (short of having the package repository take the code down) should be able to break your future builds. They are. You're only affected if you don't use a pa
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by n_e 6y ago
The "idiomatic way" is to use a package-lock.json, which keeps the dependencies (and transitive dependencies) at the exact version specified unless you decide to upgrade them.
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by n_e 7y ago
any is assignable to anything so what you’re seeing here is the expected behavior. What I’d recommend is not to use any (and enable the linter rules to disable it) and rather use unknown (which is assignable to nothing) or generics. On a mo
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by n_e 8y ago
> Reads some stuff about his company. He knows that information is factually incorrect. It's not harmful to his company, but it is misleading to people reading Wikipedia. He signs up for an account. The only interactions I had with
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by n_e 8y ago
What I found the most infuriating is this: > We recommend that you use an alternative method for distributing your apps in the future. There is no reasonable alternative method for distributing commercial apps on android. The app store i
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by n_e 8y ago
> 2 days for people being locked out of their account, through no fault of their own, is a long time. In absolute terms yes. Compared to how for example google handles this it’s outstanding.
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by n_e 8y ago
« this » works exactly the same in TypeScript.
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by n_e 8y ago
I'm a freelance software engineer currently working on full-stack web development. My focus is on fast and light web applications that provide a great user experience. I mainly work with Node.js (with TypeScript) and PostgreSQL on the
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by n_e 9y ago
The whole point of strava is to share your location online.
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Elevator Saga (2015)(play.elevatorsaga.com)
2 points by n_e 9y ago|0 comments
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Why Procrastinators Procrastinate (2013)(waitbutwhy.com)
4 points by n_e 9y ago|0 comments
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by n_e 10y ago
A timing chain is wider, runs straight and most importantly is properly lubricated. Also a timing belt lasts 100,000 miles and runs a lot faster than a bicyle belt.
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by n_e 12y ago
Thanks man!
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The shortest way (but not the easiest) to stop procrastinating(even.li)
2 points by n_e 12y ago|2 comments
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The 7€ Alarm Clock(even.li)
2 points by n_e 13y ago|0 comments
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by n_e 13y ago
Yup, I over-sharpened it a little so the effect is more obvious. Though the amount of sharpening can depend on the context : photographers tend to be annoyed by over-sharp images, while on a marketing website it might be good idea to make t
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Using ImageMagick to make sharp web-sized photographs(even.li)
168 points by n_e 13y ago|62 comments