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by ptramo 3y ago
The most common practice is to turn N+1 into 1+1 using dataloaders ( https://github.com/graphql/dataloader for JS, there are equivalents for most implementations). The N resolvers invoke a single batched loader which re
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by ptramo 4y ago
The one that doesn't match the declaration.
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by ptramo 4y ago
There's little to no tooling for most languages.
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srv.us now exposes your tunnels on GitHub and GitLab subdomains(docs.srv.us)
2 points by ptramo 4y ago|0 comments
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SSH srv.us: expose your local HTTP services to the Internet(github.com)
3 points by ptramo 4y ago|0 comments
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Ident.me: looking for protocols besides HTTP(S), DNS, SSH(api.ident.me)
3 points by ptramo 5y ago|0 comments
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by ptramo 6y ago
It's inviting feedback on my ongoing side project, rdv.to, promotes some previous accomplishments, and shows some of who I am. What do you think?
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Show HN: pcarrier.ca, thin dev portfolio (not for hire)(pcarrier.ca)
1 points by ptramo 6y ago|1 comments
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by ptramo 6y ago
I'm inviting feedback on my ongoing side project, rdv.to, want to promote some previous accomplishments, and show some of who I am. What do you think?
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Show HN: a dev portfolio (not for hire)(pcarrier.ca)
1 points by ptramo 6y ago|1 comments
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by ptramo 6y ago
Thanks for your guidance. This is a super early effort and I'm very grateful for the feedback I already received, but I will certainly better follow guidelines next round and appreciate the implicit second shot to get more hackers invo
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by ptramo 6y ago
> - I'm not really sure what you're proposing? You really need pictures / mockups. Maybe even 15-second animations that show the flows that are in your imagination? 100%. This is a few days into the making, went from OneNo
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by ptramo 6y ago
Sorry that's how you saw it. I was trying to start a conversation and tried to present my material in the best light achievable in a couple of days of side work with some assistance. It certainly wasn't my intent to capture custom
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by ptramo 6y ago
Thank you for getting back to me and sorry for the bad experience, this sounds terrible! Would you think wrong amount(s), wrong timing, wrong effect(s)? Does you browser prefer dark or light backgrounds (did the background go very dark or v
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by ptramo 6y ago
Thanks, not HN-cultured enough when I posted, won't repeat this now-permanent mistake.
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by ptramo 6y ago
100% somehow labelling is always the last thing I tweak. Thanks, I've been thinking platform and slowly turning to initial "product(s)", so it's good to be reminded of the essentials. That being said if you're waiti
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by ptramo 6y ago
> BTW, as someone else mentioned, this really should be a "Show HN." Sorry for missing the etiquette, I'll know better next time. > - IMO, the big problem with social networks is how they spread misinformation. I person
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by ptramo 6y ago
Feedback is insulting to English as a Second Language speaker, calls it a landing page when the first lines explicitly describe it as not (and answer some of your questions), and spent a lot of time pouring unactionable vitriol. I won'
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by ptramo 6y ago
> I'm at least passingly familiar with all those things (except JWS), but I still can't connect the dots. What do Git refs have to do with websockets? It is my intimate belief that they compose well to build powerful platforms.
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by ptramo 6y ago
Yes, to be honest at this stage I'm not looking for feedback from people who won't invest a bit more time in it than you have as I'm sharing a lot of ideas in little space and they probably take a bit to digest depending on y
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Ask HN: Not a startup, what do you think of the craft & techniques?(rdv.to)
13 points by ptramo 6y ago|22 comments
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Petitioning Linus Torvalds: Change ulimit -n to unlimited by default(change.org)
3 points by ptramo 12y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: HN tray icon(github.com)
4 points by ptramo 12y ago|0 comments
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by ptramo 12y ago
If you're looking for a very straightforward 64-bit port, [I'm the author of] https://github.com/pcarrier/cdb64
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by ptramo 13y ago
A 64-bit port of cdb isn't too hard: https://github.com/pcarrier/cdb64
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by ptramo 14y ago
Actually, I find pittsburgh's comment interesting. Nowadays every new piece of technology seems to offer HTTP and JSON support, but UUID support might be lacking, or its quality might be poor. Funnily enough that's the case for the Go stand
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by ptramo 14y ago
Those are not UUIDs as in ISO/IEC 11578:1996 (GUIDs in the Microsoft world). Obviously you can argue that the acronym applies correctly, but not its common understanding.
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by ptramo 14y ago
Well, that sounds like a UUID to me. They have some internal semantics, but they're "only" designed to be "extremely likely unique", not tell a great story.
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by ptramo 14y ago
It does serve them in JSON if you ask for it. The API on github gives stupid examples, but it can be used reasonably. One can use http://uuid.me/v1.json or http://uuid.me/v4.json At least v4 will use Java's SecureRandom, and my server i
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by ptramo 14y ago
http://uuid.me/ifeelreallyreallylucky is giving it away.

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