rattray

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   by rattray 6y ago

   I don't use notion, so I'm curious - what kind of slow? UI lag? Page load? API responses?
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   by rattray 6y ago

   Thanks!
3. 843.▲
   by rattray 6y ago

   This is a really good idea. Any accounts you'd recommend in particular?
4. 844.▲
   by rattray 6y ago

   I wish the post was more direct that .NET 5 is the successor to .NET Core 4. I gathered this was the case but it didn't feel clear that I don't need '.NET Core' anymore to run .NET on mac/linux.
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   by rattray 6y ago

   I recently got an Air after using a MBP13. Aside from the loud fan and slow performance which should be fixed in this release, my biggest complaint is that they only have the usbc plugs on one side of the laptop. Really obnoxious when the o
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   by rattray 6y ago

   Thanks! It's so hard to find out what the world looks like from other people's digital/social bubbles... I totally agree - it's really, really important that conservatives don't feel attacked (let alone hunted) and
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   by rattray 6y ago

   Why is that happening? How successful was the open source software?
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   by rattray 6y ago

   Thanks, that does sound upsetting. What I meant to ask, though, was whether you saw liberal or conservative folks sharing these? Personally I'd only seen them shared in conservative circles... Wondering if it's more an example of
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   by rattray 6y ago

   Thank you for posting this, it was a very helpful perspective for me to hear. One thing I am curious about – what sorts of people do you see posting things like "We need to make lists of every trump supporter"?
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    by rattray 6y ago

    Can you provide some example links? Maybe in a gist or something.
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    by rattray 6y ago

    I agree – having read the intro and skimmed some other sections, they seem like great foundational introductions and I'm absolutely excited to use perl instead of GNU-like utilities... but I'm very nervous that I wouldn't be
12. 852.▲
    by rattray 6y ago

    Fascinating. What kind of stuff? The whole qanon deal?
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    by rattray 6y ago

    Wow. I'm used to the idea of republican physicians, but one who'd genuinely believe in a VP plot to steal the presidency to establish socialism is... surprising and scary. Where do you think she got the ideas? Fox? Other media out
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    by rattray 6y ago

    Exactly. Could even add a doctype of some kind to indicate nothing follows the "data" key to help with streaming (though I'm not familiar with streaming json and this may not really help in practice).
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    by rattray 6y ago

    Coming back to this, I think a tuple-oriented JSON convention, like suggested elsewhere in the comments, would make more sense given the target market.
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    by rattray 6y ago

    The worst thing, to me, mentioned in "Bad" is that CSV's are untyped, which especially makes distinguishing nulls and empty strings impossible. I wonder if a "typed csv" standard could emerge, like `.tscv` eg;
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    by rattray 6y ago

    Is it?
18. 858.▲
    by rattray 6y ago

    Are those human-editable? How do you insert a null character?
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    by rattray 6y ago

    > Client side caching with a normalized cache implementation is very hard to get right Absolutely true! When I worked on this at $prevCo, it was tricky and sometimes caused bugs, unexpected behavior, and confused colleagues. I will say t
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    by rattray 6y ago

    This is a bit of a sidenote, but I hadn't personally been aware of Next.JS's BFF (backend for frontend) approach before, and it looks pretty magical (I mean that in both good and bad ways): function Page({ data }) { &#
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    by rattray 6y ago

    This was a big reason we decided not to release a GraphQL version of our REST API at my previous employer. Most backend languages have poor gql clients, if any at all. Better to just provide a nice, typesafe client library generated from OA
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    by rattray 6y ago

    That sounds really cool! But I don't think it addresses why I'd want a "smart" GraphQL client: normalized caching on the client. Say I have a dashboard where multiple panels on a given page make their own requests, since
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    by rattray 6y ago

    Related, the ack website has a comparison chart of various grep competitors: https://beyondgrep.com/feature-comparison/
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    by rattray 6y ago

    How many of these gotchas exist with ripgrep?
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    by rattray 6y ago

    I actually think things like this might be really good for the business culture of San Francisco. For a while, SF was a popular place to start a new company, but all established CA tech firms were down on the peninsula or in the south bay.
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    by rattray 6y ago

    It's based on CEO pay, which doesn't apply to CEOs who are founders and get most of their "pay" in the form of appreciation of stock (rather than stock options/grants).
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    by rattray 6y ago

    Wow, I remember learning about F# and thinking, "too bad it's stuck on Windows, I'll never use it". Awesome to hear that .NET Core has really changed that. How is the incremental typechecking experience, eg in vscode? (S
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    by rattray 6y ago

    That sounds like the sort of question which OP may consider exhausting. And frankly I don't think the answer would add to the discussion. There exists many chronic conditions which cause pain.
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    by rattray 6y ago

    "Nothing" is a bit strong – it probably says that further study is warranted. It certainly doesn't say that intermittent fasting will cure/prevent cancer.
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    by rattray 6y ago

    By "we", you mean https://zerofasting.com/ ? Seems like a nice app!