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Show HN: Running the entire React test suite in just 12 seconds(brisktest.com)
1 points by reillyse 4y ago|1 comments
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It wasn't top of our list but it is definitely something we could support if there was interest (fairly quickly I'd imagine). My personal experience with go tests is that they tend to be very fast but perhaps I just haven't s
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"One thing that would be nice, however, would be the ability to run the entire pipeline locally." I'm working on something to do just this. Although I've redefined what "local" means in this context. I'm s
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by reillyse 4y ago
I'm actually working on something to solve the slow test problem. We go down the massively parallel route. We run everything pre git commit by syncing your project directory to our servers and parallelizing the runs. Here is a demo ht
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Yes
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True, it's not in the poorest of European countries, so maybe "very very poor and depressed" is not accurate. I feel it is a lot poorer than it should be though and whenever I visit Glasgow, Edinburgh or Aberdeen they don&#x2
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by reillyse 4y ago
I think it's pretty easy to see examples of what Scotland could be. Have a look over the Irish sea and Ireland is doing very well for itself just a little over 100 years after independence ("full" independence obviously happe
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I had to google "Ceasar Chavez on Easter Sunday" to find out what you are talking about. Seems like a storm in an easter egg. I 100% see why google would prefer to celebrate a national hero instead of celebrating a religion that a
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by reillyse 4y ago
So it seems like the good Doctor does have a doctorate in a very relevant field. Informatics is quite closely related to programming especially as I understand in continental European universities. I find that knowing that the author has st
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by reillyse 4y ago
Large consulting companies like Accenture have entire divisions of their business devoted to "government". These divisions make money by developing software for governments. It is very much against their interest for this software
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by reillyse 5y ago
I mean a lazy google search shows this https://www.clubindustry.com/commercial-clubs/ihrsa-adds-lob... Clearly there is plenty of big gym money bouncing around. Exceptions in laws don’t write themselves. I’m cynical bu
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by reillyse 5y ago
Obviously someone has bribed the lawmakers for that exemption. Simple.
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by reillyse 5y ago
I don’t recognize the California described in this article and I live in Los Angeles. It seems like a politically motivated attack on liberalism using California as a proxy for the Democratic Party.
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The sheep walked and ate grass.
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It doesn’t need a jumping off point, open it again today and watch a few more videos (or skip the ones you don’t like) it’s Algorithm is impressive.
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100% and they stand in stark contrast to the abominations that you get in the US. It took me a couple of attempts before I unlearned that one.
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by reillyse 5y ago
Until you switch devices and then you lose access to your account or spend a morning wading through Authenticator transfer hell for each account. I learned that lesson last time I switched phone and now everything lives in my password manag
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by reillyse 5y ago
Honestly I just think different humans are different. My wife gets light headed and can faint if she doesn't eat every 3-4 hours. I've fasted for multiple days without issue.
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Humans do not need to be hungry to kill animals, we imprison and kill animals when we aren't hungry. Our notion of pity is strange.
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by reillyse 5y ago
So how are they doing it ?
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I figure they must just be monitoring the original content and republishing it before it’s indexed by google. The searches are so specific and niche that generally ranking isn’t hard it’s beating the og that’s hard. I just don’t know how th
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by reillyse 5y ago
I really don't like these websites and I smash that back button as soon as I realize I've landed on one. That said I'm amazed they are still showing up at the top of google search. My understanding was that that kind of behav
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Chat Bots
1 points by reillyse 5y ago|1 comments
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by reillyse 5y ago
Guess we all know where we’re heading post emp, thanks mate!
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That sounds like Stockholm Syndrome to me. Here is a better alternative. Make a law, enforce it. We don't ask murderers for input on murder laws.
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by reillyse 5y ago
Yea, there seems to be an unwarranted assumption that Facebook is somehow a necessary part of the ecosystem. They aren't. The internet will continue without them and doesn't need them.
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Message Queuing and the Database: Solving the Dual Write Problem(cockroachlabs.com)
1 points by reillyse 5y ago|0 comments
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Senate Democrats unveil proposal to reform Electoral Count Act(thehill.com)
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by reillyse 5y ago
"We never run all of our application’s tests in local development. It’s not a good use of time and will never be as fast as running them on CI. " Actually I've just released something for that. It's a way of running from
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To be frank, nobody cares about your code. I’d be shocked and flattered if anybody read any of the code I wrote during my PhD. Publish the code in its current state and move on. If people take the time to actually read and nit pick your co

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