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ojkelly
7y ago
Yep, to add to that. I find I re-arrange my home office at least every 6 months. Sometimes it’s just adjusting little things, sometimes is a dramatic shift. When the room starts to feel stale, it a little change can really liven it back up.
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ojkelly
7y ago
Yep that and forking. But if you fork a repo and change a small thing, I’d it still a duplicate of the other repo? I don’t think the raw number is what’s so impressive, as much as the fact that there’s more code public on GitHub than I coul
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ojkelly
7y ago
As much as I love the confirmation that .yml is the correct extension, I’m most amazed by the fact that there’s over a TRILLION lines of code public on GitHub. That’s an astronomical number. And that’s only what we can all see. Can’t imagin
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I put all my integration tests in containers, here’s why you should too
(engineering.kablamo.com.au)
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ojkelly
7y ago
Idea to launched in under 48 hours. At build time, I crawl a list of feeds, take the most recent 3 stories. Then from that list, I build a page with the most recent 100. The site is built on the hour with an IFTTT event triggering a Netlify
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Good Engineering
(goodengineering.dev)
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ojkelly
7y ago
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The Four Layers to Great Documentation
(hackernoon.com)
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8y ago
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ojkelly
8y ago
There is https://searchcode.com which searches over public repos from all the big providers.
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Writing Good Documentation
(owenkelly.com.au)
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ojkelly
9y ago
Yeah had a good play with and dive around the internals of graphql-yoga. Bunjil is intended to be pretty opinionated, and I needed to do some things a bit differently. Namely, a specific focus and opinion on security. You could easily have
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ojkelly
9y ago
I’ve been a fan of Prisma for a while now - hacked on a project with graphcool. Congrats on the launch! As it’s unbundled it doesn’t have (on purpose I think) a few things for a proper production deployment. I’m working on a GraphQL front
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ojkelly
9y ago
7 years without the downvote here. Still got a long way to go.
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ojkelly
9y ago
I wrote this for something else I'm working on, which needs to be really fast (an access control library, I expect to be called up to 100+ times a request). So I wanted to be able to add a unit test that solely tested performance, and
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Show HN: Wedgetail – Time your functions in your tests
(wedgetail.js.org)
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ojkelly
10y ago
Hey HN. So I wrote this in an effort to solve this problem. Let me know if you have any feedback on the design.
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Show HN: Bunjil – Secure authentication tokens for zero-trust micro services
(owenkelly.com.au)
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ojkelly
10y ago
I get the feeling we're going to see lighting on apples mobile devices for a very very long time yet.
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ojkelly
10y ago
1.4 and 1.5 but I've switched to aussielent and 2.0 because they're so much nicer. 2.0 is really expensive to get here in Aus though.
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ojkelly
10y ago
As someone with a herb allergy, I cook basically every single meal I eat. It gets old quickly. Take away is almost a non option bar the maccas cheeseburger. Soylent is one of the most freeing things for me. It means I don't need to wor
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ojkelly
10y ago
Here's the gist: https://gist.github.com/ojkelly/45dda0a5a7066c6a79a038ece8bd... In the original post, I left out that I also have a usb LED sign [1] that I also have programmed, so people know when they can and c
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ojkelly
10y ago
I've got a simple USB watching script (with hammerspoon) to lock my computer when I remove my yubikey. I just yank the yubikey and go. I also have it iMessage me when it's removed. In case someone else grabs it when I'm not n
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ojkelly
14y ago
Absolutely. I love most of what Sennheiser put out. A friend of mine just got a pair of these [1], and I didn't want to give them back. [1] HD 598 http://www.sennheiser.com.au/au/home_en.nsf/root/private_hea... Also, get a subscription to
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ojkelly
14y ago
For years I've been able to sit down and get intense on solving a problem. YMMV, and maybe you'll just cherry pick some of the points. Also, about none of this is original, they're all concepts I've picked up from various fields, thinkers a
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"Fun" video games are holding back the video game industry
(novede.com)
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ojkelly
14y ago
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Behind the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra's Video Games Unplugged
(novede.com)
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ojkelly
15y ago
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ojkelly
15y ago
Before anyone starts to discount this, you must hear them. When I first heard about these, I thought they were very much going to be like a gimmick. Personally they blew my mind, but make your mind up after you hear them.
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Acoustic 3D: The Most Immersive Audio Experience You Can Get
(novede.com)
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ojkelly
15y ago
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Jessica Chobot Should Never Have Agreed to be in Mass Effect 3
(novede.com)
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ojkelly
15y ago
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