sbr464

77 ms·

721.
Ask HN: Should Google place paywall icons next to links?
2 points by sbr464 8y ago|0 comments
722.
by sbr464 8y ago
I assure you they are all paying for promoted tweets, ads, or using expensive social media tracking tools to monitor usage, respond to requests etc. in one way or another. Twitter is a pretty big part of any modern online company’s strategy
723.
by sbr464 8y ago
Usually there are terms on acquisitions deeply nested in contracts.
724.
by sbr464 8y ago
I could imagine (just guessing): submit new repo -> scan with Smyte -> on success, publish repo. Maybe not handling an error properly and skipping Smyte. This problem creeps up with external mfa/2 factor auth APIs that go down, b
725.
by sbr464 8y ago
Thx
726.
by sbr464 8y ago
Wow, who would do this, especially since all of the brands mentioned are probably also Twitter customers.
727.
by sbr464 8y ago
Can you provide an example of a cobol script for doing a basic CRUD etc task that you find inspiring/simple/makes the point?
728.
by sbr464 8y ago
I have a few reseller accounts from over the years and it’s rare to find one with 2 factor auth or even a modern ui. Network Solutions has SRSPlus, while it works, is horrid.
729.
Ask HN: Why are SSL reseller websites so shady?
3 points by sbr464 8y ago|3 comments
730.
by sbr464 8y ago
Thanks for that list, subscribed
731.
by sbr464 8y ago
Maybe they licensed the tech or used a plexiglass? Not a lawyer, but was curious myself why it wasn’t used more so had just googled about it.
732.
by sbr464 8y ago
I think it’s because Apple has the patent on glass on metal trackpads https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.cultofmac.com/210380/apple-...
733.
by sbr464 8y ago
About 11 minutes in the point hits home, but the whole talk is good.
734.
What coders can learn from Rodney Mullen(youtube.com)
1 points by sbr464 8y ago|1 comments
735.
by sbr464 8y ago
I just right click -> Adblock -> remove element
736.
by sbr464 8y ago
With GraphQL you have the flexibility to utilize both REST and RPC patterns, with the added benefit of a type system and ability to choose the fields returned on the client. You can write common CRUD queries/mutations similar to how yo
737.
by sbr464 8y ago
No TypeScript on basic search currently, but book is not finished, can’t speak for the author.
738.
by sbr464 8y ago
I think depending on the city, sidewalk laws are different. I think in Denver I saw that you had to stay on the sidewalk, the road was off limits. Not sure though.
739.
by sbr464 8y ago
The specific import of the server lib is the non-Apollo express-graphql, which is under the graphql org on GitHub. I only looked briefly, not sure if there’s another example. I know the book is still a work in progress.
740.
by sbr464 8y ago
If you made a custom scalar, wouldn’t you have control how it’s deployed across the different languages you choose to implement it? Truly curious. I haven’t attempted to work with a broad range of languages for my own services.
741.
by sbr464 8y ago
The Apollo team has apollo-server and apollo-engine-js. I've had good results with both of those.
742.
by sbr464 8y ago
From what I've seen by glancing through, it's mostly JS -- Node.js (express-graphql), React, and packages from the Apollo GraphQL team (react-apollo). I've been using these over the last year and can recommend checking them o
743.
by sbr464 8y ago
I agree. I think it's good for the overall GraphQL community to have John's support. I purchased the book out of support for his work mainly, but I know it will be a good read as well.
744.
John Resig: Introducing the GraphQL Guide(blog.graphql.guide)
506 points by sbr464 8y ago|171 comments
745.
by sbr464 8y ago
I'm a proponent for JSON but agree that the lack of comments are one of the more annoying things I frequently run into. edit--Especially when it comes to users editing config files. Imagine a new user trying to edit a web server/d
746.
by sbr464 8y ago
That's good to know, thanks for that tip. I've been using secrets with Kubernetes for sharing things currently, but only in small cases.
747.
by sbr464 8y ago
I agree with this. I would be comfortable moving more code to serverless if this weren't as big an issue. I think having a GraphQL server as an API to the database may be a good solution, since it can handle a variety of queries/m
748.
by sbr464 8y ago
I agree on that point.
749.
by sbr464 8y ago
I’m a big fan of code generation. I can usually adapt to new formats or concepts without too much issue. I feel that while it’s not difficult to build up strings dynamically, the harder part can be overwriting and verifying values, and work
750.
by sbr464 8y ago
I think this is the strategy. Going to check it out. You guys made my day.

More ›