rockwotj

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   by rockwotj 5y ago

   Shortwaver here - we'd love you have you give Shortwave a try! We already support multi-account for our iOS app. We would love to bring this to the web/PWA soon!
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   by rockwotj 5y ago

   In terms of automating migrations in postgres, I really want declarative migrations and only the safe subset too. The overhead of having a schema defined over a bunch of migrations seems non ideal. The closest tool I've found here is:
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   by rockwotj 5y ago

   I used to work on the Firebase realtime database - many people went to production with public reads/writes. We spent a lot of time trying to educate people not to do that. Examples: https://www.comparitech.com/blog&#x2F
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   by rockwotj 5y ago

   > For some companies, the DMARC and SPF records did not allow emails to be received in their mail servers from outside the company. What a mess, they cannot be reached by email at all. Huh? Those protocols are just about sending emails -
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   by rockwotj 5y ago

   This isn't a new thing sadly, numerous reports about stuff like this with both Mongo and Firebase have been reported before
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   by rockwotj 5y ago

   Thanks, need to disable autocorrect...
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   by rockwotj 5y ago

   Just an FYI creating the Intl formatters is quite expensive and we ran into perf issues and needed to memorize them (globally in the app)
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   by rockwotj 5y ago

   If you're a fan of this approach to deploying applications and use docker, distroless [1] is a really cool project related to this. It uses debian as the base and supports cgo because it has glibc (and openssl) [1]: https://
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   by rockwotj 5y ago

   It looks like from a glance at the source it's in memory only. See: https://github.com/heywhy/ex_elasticlunr/blob/master/lib/ela... Note: I'm not familiar with elixir so there may be some
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    by rockwotj 5y ago

    TBH I think every language should have a longer like this and teams should just apply it and never need a discussion about formatting.
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    by rockwotj 5y ago

    I'm assuming that's how all the plugins work?
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    by rockwotj 5y ago

    I'm pretty sure AOT on Graal doesn't support swing anyways
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    by rockwotj 5y ago

    I think you're supposed to read the header files? I have no idea how people write ffmpeg stuff. The only good tutorial I've seen is: https://github.com/leandromoreira/ffmpeg-libav-tutorial
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    by rockwotj 5y ago

    Is this something that is safe to rely on as python evolves?
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    by rockwotj 5y ago

    Yeah our org does the same thing and I'd say this is the gold standard (or at least mine) but sadly I'm assuming most companies don't do this, not everyone runs on docker nor has a build pipeline like this.
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    by rockwotj 5y ago

    Fwiw I don't know the shape of the data, but I feel like you could do this with Firebase for a few bucks a month...
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    by rockwotj 5y ago

    I develop my company's Android app and we use internal testing and yes it is basically instant and requires no review
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    by rockwotj 5y ago

    There is a small bit at the bottom of the letter. You can preview it before you send.
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    by rockwotj 5y ago

    We're a still in private testing and don't have pricing yet
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    by rockwotj 5y ago

    Hey I'm an employee at shortwave.com (the startup behind this). I totally understand the pessimism - to be totally transparent, this is a marketing campaign to get our name out there. We're an email company, so why not send "
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    by rockwotj 5y ago

    Whoot! Hope you find it useful :)
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    by rockwotj 5y ago

    Tries are fun structures! However, for autocomplete you often want a weighted Trie because you have extra information you want to weight nodes by. An example with contacts is that you often want recent and frequent contacts. My company has
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    by rockwotj 5y ago

    As someone who works on an email system, it's a bit of a shame that this didn't win over HTML at least for email between humans. HTML is a bit of nightmare to sanitize. It's also expensive to layout compared to something like
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    by rockwotj 5y ago

    > It's also true at the very beginning of Facebook that they were truly trying to build a social network that made the world more open and connected by bringing grandparents closer to their grandkids thousands of miles apart. Is thi
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    by rockwotj 5y ago

    Explicitly being able to mark a type as nullable and forcing null handlong if so. See https://kotlinlang.org/docs/null-safety.html it works pretty well with java interop by respecting jsr annotations and auto checking
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    by rockwotj 5y ago

    See also https://github.com/ai/nanocolors/pull/14
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    by rockwotj 5y ago

    I generally make it a goal to have a test case with silly enough data to get a comment from a reviewer.
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    by rockwotj 5y ago

    I thought that embedding videos only works in issues and PRs, not Readmes?
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    by rockwotj 5y ago

    Abseil uses this form of hashing: https://abseil.io/docs/cpp/guides/hash
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    by rockwotj 5y ago

    I found it funny their security page is titled "Defense against the Dark Arts" https://sqlite.org/security.html