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by petetnt 8y ago
The graphics are incredibly charming! Would totally play a Sim City / Cities: Skylines etc. type of game with graphics like this and think the drawing controls could be a really nice way of navigating blocks and such on too!
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by petetnt 8y ago
On my regular browser size this looks something like this [1], which is borderline unreadable due to the width alone. Sure I can resize the browser at least, but even then I am finding the posts hard to read due to the font-size, letter spa
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by petetnt 8y ago
First step to get right would be having automatic code formatters in place properly to cut out stylistic nits. With tools like Prettier, gofmt, yapf, Black and similar you can focus on the code itself, not how it looks. Of course it can tak
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by petetnt 8y ago
The docs[0] state that the workflows live in `.github/main.workflow` and you can use the visual editor or edit them manually [0]: https://developer.github.com/actions/creating-workflows/crea...
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by petetnt 8y ago
Honestly, if you need a third-party to explain your scheme with a 6000-word, 20 page document there might be some sort of issues with your scheme.
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Umbra Composit could scan the world in 3D to the detail of single grain of sand(venturebeat.com)
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by petetnt 8y ago
After running InfluxDB in production for a bit more than year, here's some issues from top of my mind we ran have into: # Common - All: Various documentation issues - Including versioning in the documents - Influx/Kapacitor
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by petetnt 8y ago
It also seems that migrating to GitHub paid off too, as seen in the release notes: > Since the transition to GitHub, the project has also received many pull requests from old and new contributors alike.
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by petetnt 8y ago
Exactly. Google Maps is already painful to use with modern workflows. I can see how the similar API can be helpful for those who just want to switch to Apple Maps.
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YES I Compiled 1M TypeScript Files in Under 40 Seconds. This Is How(medium.com)
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Bitcoin as Explained by A.I(youtube.com)
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by petetnt 8y ago
With the new pricing I think anyone who has been paying any significant amount for Google Maps usage would be better served with MapBox. The free tier usage in GMaps was rather lenient, but with this pricing change I don't see many rea
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by petetnt 9y ago
In Finland a site called PizzaOnline is doing the same and many (most?) whom offer delivery is on it (I'd assume) with 400 000 registered users at least (with a population of 5,5 million). Insanely popular.
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by petetnt 9y ago
Schema stitching[0] is a rather powerful tool so in the end it doesn't really matter that much whether you have one schema or hundred of them as long as you have an idea of the available schemas. [0] https://www.apollographq
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by petetnt 9y ago
That’s awesome, thank you!
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by petetnt 9y ago
While I'd love to test out Airship, not being able to do that without signing up is pretty much a non-starter for me. When I say pretty much, I can often be persuaded with having at least the documentation available without signing up.
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by petetnt 9y ago
Nice article! I was also doing Advent Of Code[0] with ReasonML but sadly due to time constraints I didn't get any far. Still learned a lot about ReasonML, even if the solutions weren't really idiosyncratic! Definitely going to div
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by petetnt 9y ago
Warnings have been thrown on recent Chrome versions to console about this for a while now
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by petetnt 9y ago
Motley | Multiple developers (JavaScript) | Helsinki, Finland | https://motley.fi | ONSITE Motley is a strategy, design, storytelling and technology company from Helsinki, Finland. We are working with some of the biggest and mos
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by petetnt 9y ago
I already sent them a message back in May, I guess it wouldn't hurt to send another one too :)
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by petetnt 9y ago
Oh how I wish AWS RDS would add TimescaleDB as an extension. Not sure if we could migrate at this point (we are using InfluxDB for time series and metrics and Postgres for related relational data), but if TimescaleDB was available on RDS I&
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by petetnt 9y ago
No idea, maybe dang could undupe it? It also fell from the frontpage due to the tag.
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by petetnt 9y ago
There's a PR nearing close to jQueryless version: https://github.com/twbs/bootstrap/pull/23586 One of the remaining pieces also has a PR: https://github.com/twbs/bootstrap/pull&
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by petetnt 9y ago
Yep, my bad! Thanks for PostGraphQL, we are using it in production with lots of success :)
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by petetnt 9y ago
Edit: Apparently this is based on https://github.com/postgraphql/postgraphql which makes sense!
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by petetnt 9y ago
Sort of funny LinkedIn story: I was fed up with the recruiters constantly contacting me without any relevance to the work I actually would like to do (if I was looking for a job in the first place, which I am not as my profile states). So I
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by petetnt 9y ago
Motley | Multiple developers (JavaScript) | Helsinki, Finland | https://motley.fi Motley is a strategy, design, storytelling and technology company from Helsinki, Finland. We are working with some of the biggest and most excitin
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by petetnt 9y ago
Kudos to Graphcool for open sourcing this! Can't wait to try it out in production myself. The graph.cool FAAS is amazing by its own means, but having the complete control over it (if needed) is beautiful!
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by petetnt 9y ago
Apollo's set of tools are some of my favorite programming libraries/tools ever. They _just work_ and more often than not I have thought of an feature that turned out that they already had. Congrats of releasing Apollo Client 2.0,
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by petetnt 9y ago
GraphQL is something that's relatively simple (and brilliant) but is one of those things that you just need to try properly first for it to click, especially if you have a background of implementing tons of REST based services. The Gra

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