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by schneidmaster 7y ago
It's 100% the syntax. It appeals to ruby devs and also I think it's a lot easier to grok in general. But you can write Erlang code directly in an Elixir file, you can use Erlang libraries directly in Elixir, and Elixir compiles to
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Elixir, Phoenix, Absinthe, GraphQL, React, and Apollo(schneider.dev)
526 points by schneidmaster 7y ago|153 comments
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Our Secret Sauce Is React Native(aha.io)
1 points by schneidmaster 7y ago|0 comments
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by schneidmaster 8y ago
> The moment it's an order of magnitude less, then self driving car will become default. This is rational but I don't think it's true. ~37,000 people die from car crashes every year in the US, from about ~35,000 accidents.
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When We Say 70 Percent, It Means 70 Percent(fivethirtyeight.com)
7 points by schneidmaster 8y ago|0 comments
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by schneidmaster 8y ago
Yeah, you're right, I was misremembering the behaviour of `null && null`. At any rate, still clunkier :)
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by schneidmaster 8y ago
Yeah, the safe navigation operator is great, and I really miss it especially when I write JavaScript and have to do something like `foo && foo.bar && foo.bar.baz` instead (...which isn't even the same since it returns `
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by schneidmaster 8y ago
This exists on iOS as well.
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Anatomy of a Phishing Attack(schneider.dev)
2 points by schneidmaster 8y ago|0 comments
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by schneidmaster 8y ago
This assumes the KPIs were created and "promised" by those responsible for them rather than handed down from above. Which seems unlikely given everything else I've read about this company.
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by schneidmaster 8y ago
Not patio, but typically the 40% TCO includes items that scale ~linearly with the number of employees -- health insurance/other benefits, payroll taxes, etc. The 20% of overhead is for things like office space, business insurance, and
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event-stream vulnerability explained(schneid.io)
10 points by schneidmaster 8y ago|0 comments
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by schneidmaster 8y ago
1) Volume -- Javascript is the most popular language right now and it's not really close [1]. Attackers typically focus their efforts on systems that offer the most potential targets. 2) The language -- Javascript has relatively few co
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by schneidmaster 8y ago
In the live talk, Sophie also discussed how Javascript classes are difficult for machines: minifiers aren't able to shorten the names of methods (because it's apparently hard to work out all the ways that the method could be invok
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by schneidmaster 8y ago
Not really, but a lot of that is related to how we prioritize features. We set out goals and initiatives each half-year (using Aha! internally) and ensure that the things we prioritize and build are aligned with our initiatives and will bro
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by schneidmaster 8y ago
Sure, here's the pricing model for the SaaS startup I work for: https://www.aha.io/product/pricing Our Enterprise+ plan is the one for our largest enterprise customers -- the extra features are: - Antivirus scanni
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by schneidmaster 8y ago
Glad you found it helpful :) I recommend following patio11 on Twitter -- this is one of his regular drums to beat, and it helps having a frequent reminder of how enterprises work and that left to your own devices you will almost always unde
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by schneidmaster 8y ago
Yeah, I agree that is a reasonable approach, particularly since it tends to align well with product development (as you add more advanced features, you can easily justify segmenting them into a new premium plan). Though I'm a proponent
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by schneidmaster 8y ago
I agree and disagree. I agree that there's not necessarily a harm to having "beta pricing" or waiting to work out your price structure until you've found some product/market fit. But I was largely responding to the
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by schneidmaster 8y ago
You should charge more :) Especially for your business plan -- any service targeted at enterprises should get you bare-minimum three figures of revenue per month, and you should look for a way to make it four or five, or have it scale up fo
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Show HN: Aha mobile app (built with React Native)(blog.aha.io)
12 points by schneidmaster 8y ago|0 comments
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by schneidmaster 8y ago
> 25 minor accidents so far this year. Mostly Cruise. First link I clicked (Cruise "accident" on June 22, 2018) is pretty fantastic. https://www.dmv.ca.gov/portal/wcm/connect/81d8865f-4c99-4342...
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by schneidmaster 8y ago
True in general, but I don't think this one's that simple. npm made a perfectly reasonable configuration change that incidentally happened to break yarn. Hard to predict since you can't sandbox every internet service that mig
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by schneidmaster 8y ago
Issue is here: https://github.com/yarnpkg/yarn/issues/5885 The problem is that npm just migrated their registry to use CloudFlare. Yarn already used CloudFlare, and had https://registry.yarnpkg.com
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by schneidmaster 9y ago
I don't think there's much meaningful information to glean from this list. The package at the top is literally just a package.json that installs all the packages published by one particularly prolific npm author, it doesn't h
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by schneidmaster 9y ago
The documentation got substantially better in 2.0 (imo), and simplifying the configuration overall was a major initiative for 4.0. You can now start with zero config if you want to follow their defaults of putting your source in /src a
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Webpack 4 Beta released(medium.com)
168 points by schneidmaster 9y ago|125 comments
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by schneidmaster 9y ago
Sample size of 1, but I Geekbench'd my iPhone X before and after upgrade. 11.2.1: Single-Core 4137, Multi-Core 9315 11.2.2: Single-Core 4039, Multi-Core 9876 Anecdotally as well, I haven't seen a noticeable difference in performan
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by schneidmaster 9y ago
In the US this would be 100% legal. For almost all jobs, you can fire someone for any reason (I don't like your shirt, your jokes weren't funny, it's a Tuesday) or literally no reason at all. The exceptions are few and far be
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by schneidmaster 9y ago
From the disclaimer at the bottom: > This site is not intended to be an exhaustive reference, nor is it a beginner's tutorial.

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