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by sgrove 8y ago
To follow up on Daniel's answer, here's a demo video showing how powerful link-parsing + link connections are https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fEo6jsPD524 Hopefully it's also a bit of an answer to #2, showing
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by sgrove 8y ago
Long story short, we give you a way to declare what rate-limiting strategy you want. - You can tell us to immediately fail the whole query right away, - Fail just that sub-part of the query - Back off for that API and try again (delaying yo
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by sgrove 8y ago
Great question, we spend a lot of time on overall latency questions. If you're hitting a single API endpoint (imagine getting a tweet without getting the user information), we'll introduce an overall latency of ~100-ms. So this
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Launch HN: OneGraph (YC S18) – Build API Integrations with GraphQL
130 points by sgrove 8y ago|38 comments
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by sgrove 8y ago
Interesting! Were you doing a server-to-github integration, or were you using the GraphQL API directly from the frontend?
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by sgrove 8y ago
How much work is it to add a new language if you have to get it into your own format? We use some esoteric languages (Clojure and Reason/OCaml) so I don't expect Optic to support our use case any time soon, but I'd be curious
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by sgrove 8y ago
I think snark isn't pre-emptible, they're just giving the best possible price on GCE (steelman argument, which is impressive), but it is a bit confusing. From https://cloud.google.com/compute/pricing it l
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by sgrove 8y ago
Would you be willing to flesh out that comment? As it is, I don't really understand why, and I feel it's overly negative (though I expect to understand why I'm wrong once you explain it more fully).
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by sgrove 8y ago
I had someone ask me the cycle detection question once, and I didn't care for how they phrased it. Specifically, should I find it immediately upon entering the first cycle (at a higher memory/time cost) or should I just eventua
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by sgrove 8y ago
Infuriating, I'm a huge fan of these services. I initially thought they would just be toys, but they've removed any uber/lyft around the city for me - they're both faster and cheaper, they park just like bicycles, they d
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by sgrove 9y ago
The volumetric video rendering they showed seems particularly compelling for me, having played a bit more with VR recently. What're the current methods for doing reasonable volumetric video capture? I had a set up of kinects a few year
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by sgrove 9y ago
PayGarden | Full-stack | SF | Full Time | ONSITE (preferred, sponsor visa) + REMOTE (for some positions) What : With PayGarden merchants can accept big-brand gift cards as payment - imagine Stripe, but instead of credit cards, your custome
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by sgrove 9y ago
If you search for `mp4` in the DOM inspector, you should find it: https://thumbs.dreamstime.com/videothumb_large8470/84708180....
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by sgrove 9y ago
I think that's a benefit to the finance industry, certainly, but believe the OP may have been thinking about using microwaves for normal non-tech-saavy consumer, in which case inclement weather might be aggravating for them.
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by sgrove 9y ago
I ran into this question a lot when speaking about ReasonML, and am quite a fan of Elm as well. I wanted to address it holistically, so (if you'll forgive the shameless plug), I did a talk on some of the motivations of ReasonML (as I s
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by sgrove 9y ago
Might be worth mentioning gumshoe[0] as well, which is fantastic. I use it to capture bindings without thinking about it (using the automatic plugin for development mode - no overhead for production!). Often times I run a long-ish/effe
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by sgrove 9y ago
Hah! That's a great analogy.
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by sgrove 9y ago
Exactly, that's very different from "because we want to," it's, "because there's a very big stick over our heads if we don't." I just thought the attitude/assertion was in discord with my own exp
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by sgrove 9y ago
Honest question, why would you "want to" adhere to compliance? It's almost always more work and more cost, I think .
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by sgrove 9y ago
There's a fantastic video I refer to every now and then if I'm a bit unsure about it, definitely recommend it - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YX40hbAHx3s
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by sgrove 9y ago
I've not been to the Tokyo meetups, but I certainly enjoyed the HN Kansai meetup. I met some interesting people hacking on (somewhat niche) fun things - game dev, web design, cryptocurrency, etc. Definitely recommend it!
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by sgrove 9y ago
I think the argument is more around the potency of a thing (although plant strains can become very potent as well). Just like naturally fermented berries have a different effect compared to distilled spirits.
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by sgrove 9y ago
Wouldn't they need to at least need to log in with your iCloud credentials?
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by sgrove 9y ago
This has definitely been a challenge for me in Clojure when trying to use a library that isn't well-documented. Using the REPL helps because I can throw random things at it quickly, but it's still very frustrating. An interestin
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by sgrove 9y ago
Also, JaneStreet
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Citus 6.2: Concurrent index creation and complex queries for multi-tenant dbs(citusdata.com)
87 points by sgrove 9y ago|16 comments
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Put your Electron app on a diet with Electrino(medium.com)
34 points by sgrove 9y ago|12 comments
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Etsy names Josh Silverman as its new CEO(techcrunch.com)
2 points by sgrove 9y ago|0 comments
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by sgrove 9y ago
Worth stopping by the discord [0], it's grown quite a bit and so has the (editor/build/etc.) tooling. There's no Apollo/Relay story yet (that's the biggest missing piece for me on the client side), but everythi
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by sgrove 9y ago
I think by "argumentless function" OP just means "a function taking a single, unnamed argument", which is what function does as opposed to fun in OCaml (As you say, function is just sugar for (fun arg -> match

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