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by sb8244 6y ago
Fwiw, you can use long polling for LiveView if you wanted. That could completely remove websockets as everything happens over http. Hotwire will benefit from caching better than LiveView, because frames are distinct URLs. But I haven't
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by sb8244 6y ago
It doesn't turn your pie making company into a SaaS product. All of the back-office, sales, marketing, relations can be kept in SFDC (cloud SaaS) though. The reason I don't call it a sales lead tool is that is about 10% of their u
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by sb8244 6y ago
I don't equate codify and automate. That's sometimes a piece of it (automating state changes), but more specifically I'm thinking about all of the validations, human processes, etc that go into customer and sales management.
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by sb8244 6y ago
Yea, the only SFDC stuff I've seen is the postgres-sfdc connector. Which is fine as it's kept as an add-on and away from the core experience.
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by sb8244 6y ago
Salesforce is not a sales lead tool, it's a way to codify your sales and marketing processes into a SaaS product. To me, it becomes obvious that it's a platform then, because users need integrations to properly codify their busine
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by sb8244 6y ago
I've always considered data isolation as the #1 priority when it comes to tenancy. Does that mean that the sharding should defacto be done on the tenant ID?
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by sb8244 6y ago
Clarifying comment: I have used this in an extension that integrates with Salesforce. I'm not affiliated with them in any way.
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by sb8244 6y ago
There's a lot that goes into it. Can you help guide the question a bit more and I'll be happy to give it a go?
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by sb8244 6y ago
Webext redux is one of my favorite libraries. I've built some great stuff with it (and its predecessor). One use case is to create a single page app feel on websites that aren't single page. We use it in Salesforce, specifically.
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by sb8244 6y ago
Thanks for taking it a step further. I didn't think about that perspective but I could see it playing out that way.
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by sb8244 6y ago
Thinking through this more. I've noticed that a lot of drivers work both Uber and Lyft (flexibility allows this). Would that go away in the employee model?
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by sb8244 6y ago
You can't say that the first amendment doesn't apply to companies when the law has found that it does. You can say that you believe it shouldn't, but legally today it does.
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by sb8244 6y ago
The Supreme Court has determined that companies are granted some rights as citizens have. The first is one of the rights that is protected according to their rulings.
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by sb8244 6y ago
High availability and available/partition tolerant. These are concerns that are of particular interest when running a set of servers that communicate with each other directly, which is common in Elixir/Erlang due to this being sup
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by sb8244 6y ago
I interpret this as you need to do everything yourself rather than using off-the-shelf libraries.
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by sb8244 6y ago
I think that the intent of parent is to have the bugs be publicly visible, like https://issuetracker.google.com/issues?q=status:open
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by sb8244 6y ago
I just tested on my iPhone, never visited either, and got realtor.com instead.
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by sb8244 6y ago
I wonder if this will be like Programmable Wireless where you can get cheaper data rates for different levels of commit. Their pricing page says "starts at" and doesn't really go into how they handle bulk discount. If this re
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by sb8244 6y ago
Just to be really clear, you're free to do what you want. And I don't care what you do. What I don't feel is correct is to institute policy based on things that the CDC says are not effective enough to determine policy. Or to
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by sb8244 6y ago
I'm not convinced that it would actually help that? What % of the population needs it to gain herd immunity? Will older people chip in to contribute or only younger people? What risk is there to younger people in general? We already kn
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by sb8244 6y ago
It's not a cake walk illness for many that get it. The things I read seem to assume that you're completely fine if you aren't on death's door. But many of the first hand accounts from people that got it (and didn't
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by sb8244 6y ago
A lot of anecdotal stories I see from young people who have gotten it talk about it being the worst illness in their life and feeling close to needing hospital care. I think I'll pass. There is more than live/die in the end, such
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by sb8244 6y ago
It would probably sting less if they didn't ghost him. Not giving the benefit of the doubt to Microsoft on this.
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by sb8244 6y ago
I've been on the receiving end of cryptic takedown in the past and there was absolutely no indication of why. Had to just start trying different things to see what stuck.
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by sb8244 6y ago
Yikes. I use macos but definitely ship up windows. Appreciate you sharing this.
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by sb8244 6y ago
Can you go more into what they do if you try to bypass their distribution mechanism? Is there any existing posts sharing experience? I'm curious as this has always been my backup plan if Google takes this action against my extensions.
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by sb8244 6y ago
The great thing here is that it is literally 100% compatible with Chrome extensions. I have been working on an extension that uses Chrome's Debugger API, lots of tab / network related APIs, and DevTools. I spun it up on Edge the o
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by sb8244 6y ago
I read this earlier today and was hopeful that fatality count would be low. Just shocked to see a final count of 2 survivors total.
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by sb8244 6y ago
Hi Elixir friend! Have you done a blog post on this by chance? I'd be really interested in reading one.
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by sb8244 6y ago
Georgia has provided data twice a day. I wonder why it wasn't included? Here's the dashboard I use: https://dashboards.securedatakit.com/public/dashboard/e430d0...

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