timdorr

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by timdorr 10y ago
Previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12243269
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by timdorr 10y ago
It's rendering part of the virtual DOM in one cycle, rather than the full thing. This goes hand-in-hand with the ability to prioritize the rendering of different components. For instance, when you're scrolling through a large tabl
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by timdorr 10y ago
50 reqs, 41MB transferred (!), full load in 23.06s, DOMContentLoaded: 1.11s. Insane.
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by timdorr 10y ago
We use this aty company, even though we're a small team of 6. We have enough people working from home that it helps keep us in sync every day. There are a few others to try. I don't think any has a distinct advantage, just varying
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MaxCDN Joins StackPath(maxcdn.com)
4 points by timdorr 10y ago|1 comments
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by timdorr 10y ago
For bonus points, you can put in a search ('/' + your search phrase), start tailing with 'F' (by the way, that's a capital F, so shift + F key), and have it highlight matching strings as stuff streams in. Makes
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by timdorr 10y ago
Actually, it's his partner committing the infidelity in this case.
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by timdorr 10y ago
I think you'll still be able to be methodical afterwards via direct communication over emails/calls to the startups, just as you used to before. Unless this Tinder-style app removes all the contact info you'd normally receive
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by timdorr 10y ago
Kubernetes can be installed from AMIs, which are region-specific. In addition, different regions support different AWS features/products and being a newer region usually means the least amount of support. So any setup tooling or infras
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Changes to Evernote’s Pricing Plans(blog.evernote.com)
54 points by timdorr 10y ago|12 comments
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by timdorr 10y ago
How is something like this even economical? All those servers to keep up with that request rate and all that bandwidth spent. Even as costs go down, I don't see how anyone can break even on this. The tiny fraction of a penny earned on
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by timdorr 10y ago
Wrong branch. Check 0.8-dev: https://github.com/trueadm/inferno/tree/0.8-dev/src
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by timdorr 10y ago
To be fair, this is just packaging up a fairly standard webpack config with a nice CLI: https://github.com/olahol/reactpack/blob/master/config.js So, it can be extended or changed as the whims of the JS
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by timdorr 10y ago
data-method is probably the biggest reason why. When your biggest auth library (Devise) makes logging out, one of the most common actions you'll add to an app after signing in, a DELETE request, then having a quick one-attribute means
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by timdorr 10y ago
https://ksr-ugc.imgix.net/assets/012/496/450/ef433d2391d654a... Looking at the back, it appears so. I think they've sort of backed off on the Smart Strap strategy after nothing has really material
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by timdorr 10y ago
Hopefully, GitHub can adopt a similar "non-human user" account concept as Slack has. They are free to add and don't log into the normal applications. Of course, do you really need full accounts for those purposes? Their APIs
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by timdorr 10y ago
You should try it again. It's gotten quite good at automatic reloading. I use it with Rspec and as long as you've got spring-commands-rspec[0] installed, it's never a hassle. [0] https://github.com/jonleighton
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by timdorr 10y ago
The Model X was a very complex piece of engineering with the falcon doors, the huge windshield glass, self-opening doors, and more. I'm surprised it got up to the multi-thousands in production this last quarter. They seem to be learnin
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by timdorr 10y ago
You also get a private registry. And all the complexities of authentication are wrapped up in a nice package. And upgrading your cluster is easy too. Just one command and it rolls it out server-by-server, doing a full health check afterward
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by timdorr 11y ago
That is actually going away in Android N: http://developer.android.com/preview/api-overview.html#quick...
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by timdorr 11y ago
He announced 115,000 reservations before the stream began. That's $115m spent on a product no one had seen. Crazy.
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by timdorr 11y ago
> Pythonists are all "explicit is better than implicit" and Rubists are all like "LOOK AT ME I MADE A BONG OUT OF THIS HAIR DRYER" https://twitter.com/geeksam/status/618828713308753921
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by timdorr 11y ago
Wow, pretty rude response by Azer. I get being anti-corporate and all, but there are human beings involved here. A more polite response might have gone a long way. kik could have named it something like 'kik-api' or use a private
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by timdorr 11y ago
I think most designers are going to be turned off by the color correcting display. Hopefully that can be disabled.
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by timdorr 11y ago
Which is probably why their volume is 6x Spoonrocket's.
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by timdorr 11y ago
Each download has a build number that is a date: 20150801
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by timdorr 11y ago
Looks active to me: https://github.com/lhorie/mithril.js/commits/next
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by timdorr 11y ago
A little more explanation of what that means from the docs: In NGINX 1.9.11 onwards a new way of loading modules dynamically has been introduced. This means that selected modules can be loaded into NGINX at runtime based on configuration fi
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by timdorr 11y ago
If you want to maintain your server well and keep the kernel updated against security vulnerabilities, that's a pretty big deal. It would suck to be the victim of a root escalation and have no way of preventing it.
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by timdorr 11y ago
If you want to maintain your server well and keep the kernel updated against security vulnerabilities, that's a pretty big deal. It would suck to be the victim of a root escalation and have no way of preventing it.

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