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by rileytg 6y ago
> Another good tip for screenshots is disabling the floating thumbnail. Just open the screenshot app and disable it in the options menu.
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by rileytg 6y ago
i have zero experience authoring brew packages but as a consumer, a ‘brew install omniscidb’ would be really nice. especially with things like database that you might build apps that depend on it, it’s convenient to have a tool manage versi
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by rileytg 6y ago
I've worked on the whole loop of ¡server side! to ¡client side! and now back to ¡server side!. Using Hey for a little, I'm really impressed with the "feel" of it. I really hope they will write about how they do this and
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by rileytg 6y ago
Heroku provides value in other ways for us. We run on a number of other solutions, most involve shipping a ~100mb image. This can be dramatically reduced in size with a slimmer base image, which we plan on doing eventually. In this case, he
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by rileytg 6y ago
Your point is valid that a large portion is server side only (which is still a concern for my use case). But note a lot is omitted from my gist, there are 768 packages.
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by rileytg 6y ago
FWIW 106mb will fit ~11 million chars. I use many of the features I get with rails webpack. I also use create-react-apps (which I think is even bigger). I think they are valuable to the development process. I would think we can achieve most
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by rileytg 6y ago
Good to know, Ill keep digging on the heroku side.
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by rileytg 6y ago
Yes. Makes a huge difference. I try to stick with defaults as much as I can. I find that helps with long term maintainability. In this case, I don't know if I will (as I chose in the past to always use pg and rspec).
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by rileytg 6y ago
I don't upload xcode.app to apple every time i submit an iOS app. I do npm install on every build on heroku.
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by rileytg 6y ago
The issue for me is nuanced. While it doesn't go to end users in production, it still ends up in my heroku buildpack. This sharp increase (33% of my allowed buildpack) was alarming. Having been a rails and react developer for a very lo
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by rileytg 6y ago
When building container images, yes. However in heroku I'm not sure how to do this without custom buildpacks (e.g. https://elements.heroku.com/buildpacks/istrategylabs/heroku-... ). Custom buildpacks reduce th
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by rileytg 6y ago
Thank you for the well thought out answer. This is why I asked. This was brought to my attention working on a new project. This is the first time I've done rails 6 on heroku. Heroku out of the box with this app gives me a ~360mb buildp
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Why does a new Rails app need 106 MB of JavaScript?(gist.github.com)
64 points by rileytg 6y ago|74 comments
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by rileytg 6y ago
Or prefers a mouse for desktop (like me)
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by rileytg 6y ago
my codebase is so old and messed it broke this tool :(
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by rileytg 6y ago
we do this in addition to the sha. best of both worlds!
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by rileytg 6y ago
what are your thoughts on recent news apple is removing functionality important to PWAs?
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by rileytg 7y ago
i propose updating the title to include something about this being (revised 04-2020) or [updated] i’ve been wondering the state of things as im jumping back into react projects after a couple years off.
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by rileytg 7y ago
This is some of the best testing advice I've read. I follow the first two points with enormous success. The third idea seems like it would solve a lot of the cases where i've stumbled. Much appreciated! reminds me a lot of how git
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by rileytg 7y ago
> Apple’s mouse only has a single click. it has way more than just single click...
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by rileytg 7y ago
i worked for dr. mcewen at 15yo. this article barely does justice to how much he believed in teaching and supporting young scientists. i owe much of who i am to the culture of his lab.
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by rileytg 7y ago
i don’t really like anything else... maybe it’s because we grew up on it?
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by rileytg 7y ago
what’s the intended use case?
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by rileytg 7y ago
hipmunk of old will be missed... i traveled all over the world with the intel they provided on cheap flights
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by rileytg 7y ago
we do this. we still have users get mad when we explain we don’t support it :(
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by rileytg 7y ago
To be fair to the devs at slack, it does actually cost them something to re-enable this. every change to the code base has to be checked on mobile web or things will eventually break. at that point will we see an angry tweet about not fixin
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Ask HN: Privacy Focused TV?
2 points by rileytg 7y ago|2 comments
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by rileytg 7y ago
Awesome work! It’s great to enjoy a game and enjoy reading the code behind it.
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by rileytg 7y ago
I would love this if it was open source
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by rileytg 7y ago
this is dystopian. is there anything we can do? i can’t think of anything... government won’t help, the org which we trusted to protect .org is the one screwing it, are we completely powerless? if this battle is lost, what greedy move can t

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