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   by rattray 4y ago

   Surprised not to see much mention of plugins and how they will work (unless I missed something?). Plugins are the big differentiator between Webpack and existing "webpack but faster" tools, and presumably the reason most people st
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   by rattray 4y ago

   Kotlin may have many advantages over Python as a language (subjective), but the Java ecosystem is not an attraction over the Python ecosystem to me (both have flaws, but the Java world has a lot of bloated stuff)
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   by rattray 4y ago

   Kotlin remains a way better language IMO. Java has adopted maybe 20% of the things that make Kotlin better, but due to backwards compatibility it'll never catch up. Personally I think it'd almost never make sense to adopt Java ove
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   by rattray 4y ago

   This is something we hope to build relatively soon at Stainless, inspired by Stripe's in-house Ruby API DSL. I think what you're asking for is the right approach.
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   by rattray 4y ago

   Fellow "wrote my own generator" person here (I built the codegen system Stripe uses to generate their API client libraries). Sounds like you've got a pretty neat system too, hadn't thought of some of these approaches. We
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   by rattray 4y ago

   You can.
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   by rattray 4y ago

   Stainless | Founding Engineer | NYC or Remote UTC+1 to UTC-7 | Full-time Stainless is building the platform for high-quality, easy-to-use APIs. Our first product is SDKs as a service – you send us your OpenAPI spec, and we generate pacakges
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   by rattray 4y ago

   I'm sure they most cherish people who criticize Google.
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   by rattray 4y ago

   Which ones?
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    by rattray 4y ago

    How much worse is the compilation speed?
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    by rattray 4y ago

    (your last link should have been https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/csharp/whats-new/cs... ) I don't work in C#, but I must say, these seem like great features to me, and not too crufty/bl
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    by rattray 4y ago

    I don't have access to a non-Prime Amazon account. What are some examples of what you see?
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    by rattray 4y ago

    They have good docs, and return good error messages. Bash history can be cleared about as easily as other places people routinely put similar information.
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    by rattray 4y ago

    That's probably fair. I've found pyenv/venv/poetry/pipenv/pip/conda/etc more frustrating than ESM/CJS/yarn/npm/PNP/etc, but then I just do a lot less Python stuff than JS thes
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    by rattray 4y ago

    JS isn't perfect, but it's so much easier to deal with than Python in these regards.
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    by rattray 4y ago

    Stainless | Founding Engineer | NYC or Remote UTC+1 to UTC-7 | Full-time Stainless is building the platform for high-quality, easy-to-use APIs. Our first product is SDKs as a service – you send us your OpenAPI spec, and we generate pacakges
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    by rattray 4y ago

    > The people who were hosting vibrant communities on the free tier now have the hard job of cajoling people who have no intention to pay into paying. I don't see a problem with this frankly. The problem, as another commenter points
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    by rattray 4y ago

    Thank you for sharing your experience, this is very useful! > Along with these came many new business opportunities Curious to hear more? Also curious how long you've been running this stack and how large your organization is?
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    by rattray 4y ago

    GitHub is a good example of an enduringly useful (to the company) free tier. Because devs use it for OSS/hobbies, they want to use it at work. Simple.
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    by rattray 4y ago

    Out of curiosity, how long was the suspension active, how quickly was it fixed once you notified them, and how large is your account (very roughly)?
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    by rattray 4y ago

    Has anyone packaged this into a single, easy-to-use command/application? (Like "Docker for Mac")
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    by rattray 4y ago

    Many developers don't run those commands very frequently, so they're easy to forget.
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    by rattray 4y ago

    I really hope they build some kind of application registry, including listing projects that don't yet work on RavynOS, so that the community can see which packages are most in-demand, what % of apps that people want are supported, revi
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    by rattray 4y ago

    San Francisco, Oakland/Berkeley, and Silicon Valley (Palo Alto et al) are each independently worth spending time in if you can, based on your description. In NYC, check out Williamsburg, Ft Greene, Soho/Union Square. Have fun!
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    by rattray 4y ago

    Hmm, that makes it sound like if I search: > lyrics "walk down the aisle at the store" it'll do an inexact phrase search, and if I do: > lyrics walk down the "aisle" at the "store" it'll do a no
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    by rattray 4y ago

    What are some examples of sites which don't appear to be indexed?
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    by rattray 4y ago

    Can you provide repro steps?
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    by rattray 4y ago

    Ah thank you! Clever. A US-friendly link to a similar product is https://amzn.com/dp/B09H6QV53R (I searched "arca-swiss tablet mount 300mm" to find it; there are others that only go to 230mm width for folks i
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    by rattray 4y ago

    How do you attach an arca-swiss mount to a monitor?
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    by rattray 4y ago

    Can you share sources? I'm surprised that so many reactors are being built.