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Filling in the GraphQL pipeline: Ready-to-use code generation(onegraph.com)
7 points by sgrove 7y ago|0 comments
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by sgrove 7y ago
How about API access and textual dumps for the other kinds of analysis?
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by sgrove 7y ago
Direct link for those who are hoping to listen https://www.twitch.tv/openai
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Building a Slack bot to help handle large numbers of PRs(bricolage.io)
1 points by sgrove 7y ago|0 comments
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by sgrove 7y ago
Do you have a link to Alexander Vovin's presentation somewhere online? It sounds fascinating.
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by sgrove 8y ago
I think the Reason syntax is picking up a lot of steam these days, especially in areas where React is used (web frontends and ReactNative apps). You can see some of the companies using it here https://reasonml.github.io
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by sgrove 8y ago
I haven't heard the term "multiple function heads" - is it similar to Haskell's way of defining functions? e.g. fib 0 = 0 fib 1 = 1 fib n = fib (n-1) + fib (n-2)
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by sgrove 8y ago
H1B visas must be paid market wage. In SF for example, it'd be surprising to see even a junior-ish dev (with some specialization somewhere else) under $100k. Customer service may be lower if that's what the market bears, but the i
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by sgrove 8y ago
I suspect that GraphQL is largely is superset of gRPC, but that gRPC can go places unsuitable for GraphQL as it exists today . Nothing about GraphQL prevents using e.g. protobufs in theory, but in practice 99.99+% expect to send/recei
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by sgrove 8y ago
We haven't made any custom GraphiQL for the desktop yet, I think we'll reach out to e.g. https://altair.sirmuel.design to see if we can get it to ship with OneGraph "preconfigured" with all of the open-source
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by sgrove 8y ago
This is a great point - Stripe is one of the exceptional companies that maintains a great openapi spec though! Even so, the GraphQL experience (with the explorer and some other OSS releases we have for next week) is still just so exciting
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by sgrove 8y ago
I was actually thinking of the crazy stuff the OP does to modify the game (geometry and collision, I think) [1] with rust . I hadn't even seen WindWakerBetaQuest - that's also really cool! [1] Things like custom menus https:&#x2
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by sgrove 8y ago
There's also openapi [1], but there's a real social/process challenge in keeping it in sync with the actual implementation. The tools that build on it are great, but there's a lot of surface area to cover when bolting on
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by sgrove 8y ago
We're thinking of adding a "add all" checkbox in the explorer for this exact reason - feel free to open an issue https://github.com/OneGraph/graphiql-explorer/issues so we can discuss it further. Th
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by sgrove 8y ago
> I don't think necessarily GraphQL is hard to understand as a concept It was surprising to us as well! But working with lots of users who are new to GraphQL, there are a few speed bumps along the way before you get to "impleme
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by sgrove 8y ago
Just wanted to say that your rust projects are a blast to watch from afar on twitter. You've done seemingly really crazy things with Rust + Zelda Wind Waker. Thank you for sharing your hacks!
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by sgrove 8y ago
Sure, I just assumed from context that's what OP meant (though I chuckled at the idea of getting on a train, but not in a train car, and what that would imply).
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by sgrove 8y ago
A private room in the train where you might have a bed, etc. Kind of "business/first-class" of trains.
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by sgrove 8y ago
> we don't do enough OS research like we used to. I feel projects like MirageOS[0], Qubes OS[1], and unikernels in general are laying a lot of groundwork for interesting new developments in operating systems. And as a bonus, there&#
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by sgrove 8y ago
The difference is in the time it takes to track down the aberrant behavior, and the learning opportunities available. In the named case, it's obvious the other programmer may be doing something nefarious. In the operator case, you lear
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by sgrove 8y ago
This is an interesting contrast though - similarly in Paris, apartments can get much smaller than SF. The difference is, in SF, you simply don’t have the choice.
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Eventil Talks: Netflix for Tech Talks(eventil.com)
4 points by sgrove 8y ago|0 comments
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by sgrove 8y ago
Lots of libraries we depend on throw exceptions, e.g. yojson, postgresql, or even just the stdlib (`Invalid_argument`, anyone?). Because the exceptions aren't statically shown at each usage point, it's hard to know what failure mo
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by sgrove 8y ago
Definitely like the HN demo! Few questions: 1. Is there a way to set different CSS for different breakpoints? It seems like if I tweak it for desktop size, it also applies to the mobile screen. 2. Is there an output that shows the full CSS
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by sgrove 8y ago
Oh, no, you just need to authenticate with YouTube to run the query. We need to make that much more clear (should be in a week or so, have some big plans for much nicer errors)
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by sgrove 8y ago
Thank you, this is a really succinct and clear explanation of how I think about it as well.
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by sgrove 8y ago
Firebase would be a great integration! Being able to query/store data from it, and jump into any service from it seamlessly - that's the dream. We're thinking about different approaches to pulling this off - if it's for
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by sgrove 8y ago
Here's an example OneGraph app that'll extract the captions/subtitles for a given YouTube video and let you search through them, so you can e.g. find when a term is mentioned in a talk - pure React/Apollo app! Source to
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by sgrove 8y ago
Right now we only have our hosted version, but we'll offer an on-premise/vpc version of OneGraph down the road, with some auto-integration for existing GraphQL servers as well that'll handle this exact use-case, and should be
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by sgrove 8y ago
And Schema-as-a-Service! :D

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