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by orta 7y ago
Nice overview! I plan on building a larger version of this into the docs eventually https://github.com/microsoft/TypeScript/issues/31983#issueco...
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by orta 7y ago
Disagree on the no aspect, I think there are folks who will do OSS at depth regardless - but there are people for whom the incentives (of community, empowerment, fame etc) aren’t enough and maybe this is one way to make them jump the hurdle
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by orta 7y ago
At Artsy we made the decisions to use React Native a few years ago as a team of iOS devs, with a lot of JS folks on the web who were interested in React. We don't regret it. While we've found ways to work within the boundaries of
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Why Does Artsy Use Relay?(artsy.github.io)
1 points by orta 8y ago|0 comments
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by orta 8y ago
No limitations (only that it's a bit more verbose than just TS), this is canonical supported by the TypeScript powered tooling which VS Code provides by default on an JS project. https://github.com/Microsoft/TypeSc
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by orta 8y ago
We do this at Artsy in production too, here's an overview of how it works for us: http://artsy.github.io/blog/2018/12/11/GraphQL-Stitching/
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by orta 8y ago
I've been thinking about this problem from the perspective of running an engineering team blog, Medium is a dependency that doesn't really pull its weight: http://artsy.github.io/blog/2019/01/30&#x2
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We Run Our Own Blog – Artsy Engineering(artsy.github.io)
2 points by orta 8y ago|0 comments
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by orta 8y ago
Yeah, this is the point - a lot of it is about trying to see someone's trajectory. Regardless of what you used to do, people should be able to talk about how great your work is and how far they think you can go. We've got a post o
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Artsy Hires Engineers(artsy.github.io)
1 points by orta 8y ago|0 comments
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by orta 8y ago
New engineers are often surprised at our hiring practices which are pretty different from industry trends. So we asked ourselves some questions about the process and talked about the differences.
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How Artsy Hires Engineers(artsy.github.io)
15 points by orta 8y ago|5 comments
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by orta 8y ago
I found a cool game that teaches you through the history of machine learning techniques via visual programming.
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While True: learn() – Simulator of a machine learning specialist(luden.io)
3 points by orta 8y ago|1 comments
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by orta 8y ago
This was discussed in the issue
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Migrating to PR Label Based Continuous Deployment(artsy.github.io)
6 points by orta 8y ago|0 comments
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Why is the Swift Package Manager taking so long?(artsy.github.io)
2 points by orta 8y ago|0 comments
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by orta 8y ago
Yep, roughly speaking you can't compete on speed with your own rendering engine because you cannot do Just In Time style memory optimizations in the iOS sandbox. Only Apple can ship that type of code, so any browser from the App Store
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by orta 8y ago
You can't, the OP most likely meant you can change the search engine for the default browser
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by orta 8y ago
As someone who knows a few of the folks involved in this foundation, I think this is a real net positive for everyone who builds GraphQL APIs and is involved in improving the ecosystem.
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by orta 8y ago
> - touchbar = useless gimick - I actually used the F-keys and ESC a lot, now they are effectively gone. You can go to the Keyboard section of System Preferences, and there's a drop down the lets you change back to F-keys ("T
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by orta 8y ago
Yeah, +1 this is a verified I could get behind.
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by orta 8y ago
This looks really well done, great work Chrome Labs.
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by orta 8y ago
TypeScript, VSCode, Relay, GraphQL, Jest, React/React Native - a lot of modular tools which combine into a really safe and fast development environment for web/iOS. Feedback is close to instant, tools are all open for improvemen
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Artsy x React Native, a single day conference for iOS developers(artsy.net)
1 points by orta 8y ago|0 comments
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by orta 8y ago
Artsy is just getting past the 200 people mark, and I've been running our OSS team navigator for the last 2 years. I think we've got maybe another a year or two's worth of time left before it needs a considerable re-think. Wa
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by orta 9y ago
The post mentions that it's also back in some cases on 10.13.3 - which is probably why this post came back up
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by orta 9y ago
I spent some time playing with this yesterday and showed it to a few colleagues today. It's a cool implementation - feels like the beginnings of an app store for DApps.
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by orta 9y ago
We had just started up an internal discourse to have this exact kind of functionality, kudos @github - great job.
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by orta 9y ago
I'm super proud of @xtina_starr for talking about a pretty hot topic. You've got this.

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