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by styfle 8y ago
Since my company uses .NET and a lot of MS products, I was tasked with learning SF in early-mid 2016. I don’t remember specifically what I didn’t like but it was probably poor documentation and slow build/deploy. It didn’t feel product
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> There's very few things JS classes can do that ES6 modules/named exports along with closures returning plain objects can't do better That's a really good point. I was about to disagree with you but then I created a
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This is the first I’ve heard of Substack. I thought I recognized that name and then I remembered....there’s a developer[0] who has written many packages on npm[1] with the same name: substack I’ll have to check this out just because of the
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You might find Package Phobia[0] useful. It determines the size of a package before you install it including it's dependencies. Disclaimer: I wrote it. Another good tool to use before you pull in a dependency is this dependency visuali
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by styfle 8y ago
Is it a private server? It might be a shared host so that many domains are pointing to the same IP.
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Here's the mobile friendly version of the article: https://www.theverge.com/platform/amp/2018/4/19/17252486/goo...
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by styfle 9y ago
There is some black magic[0] going on with BedrockDB. They are using a single node at Expensify and getting 4 million queries per second. [0]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16118776
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by styfle 9y ago
One thing that stands out to me that differentiates Netflix vs Spotify is what happens when a license expires and content gets removed. With Netflix, my reaction depends on if I watched the content before it was removed. With Spotify, it&#x
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by styfle 9y ago
No, react is not purely front-end. You can do server-side rendering (SSR) with react[0]. It can replace a view engine such as ejs or handlebars. The article mentions that the HTTP framework "hapi" was replaced with "spife&quo
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When you say it’s designed for enterprise applications, what does that mean? How would that be different then non-enterprise applications?
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by styfle 9y ago
Those examples are stunning! There is a ticket explaining where it works well and where it doesn't: https://github.com/chrissimpkins/Crunch/issues/15
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Anyone catch the smoosh reference in there? I think type Flatten<T> should be renamed to type Smoosh<T> hehe
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WebAssembly Studio – Online IDE for WebAssembly(webassembly.studio)
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Here's a link to the docs with a Travis CI example: https://docs.npmjs.com/cli/ci
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by styfle 9y ago
I don’t think GitHub actually labels #2 as a fork, but traditionally that’s been the meaning. They just needed a word to show that the repo is not original and is tied to an upstream repo. For example, when I wanted to “fork” a project[0] t
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Worst user experience ever - Comic book guy
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It’s possible for Arizona to start using DST in the future. Indiana used to not observe DST until 10 or 15 years ago.
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by styfle 9y ago
> it is 3am, is it time for lunch now? Why can't you eat when you're hungry? Why can't you go to sleep when it gets dark? A better way to manage when things should happen is to create a schedule which could be defined in U
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What about code review process? Surely someone else verified the fix before deployment.
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by styfle 9y ago
As someone who travels a lot, do you think timezones are valuable or do you think there would be value in everyone adopting UTC?
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Why Arizona time? Isn’t it easier to use UTC?
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React Components can almost do this. There are React dev tools to inspect each Component on the page (not just html element). You could jump to source and copy/paste the Component in another app.
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I vaguely do but I seem to recall it was short lived.
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The official GitHub mirror of the Chromium source(github.com)
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You have piqued my interested. Is the problem at a social level? We want leaders who are assertive and strong willed? I think most organizations suffer from this problem, not just governments. For example, there are megachurches[0] that hav
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Docker Cloud/Hub Security Scanning Deprecation(success.docker.com)
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I beleive UCI switched to using Python for most CS courses. Previously they were using Java and I’m sure C++ prior to that.
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by styfle 9y ago
Are you suggesting that the furnace that heats your home is fueled by burning deceased people?
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What kind of business doesn’t need to scale up or down? Maybe if there will only ever be one client connected 24/7 and that never changes but I can’t think of a real product that would avoid taking on more that one client.
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SQL Operations Studio – February Release(blogs.technet.microsoft.com)
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