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by tln 8y ago
I use and ask other team members to make draft PRs now (ad-hoc, basically the subject includes "WIP"). #1. PR triggered checks will fire #2. You use the same tools for reviewing and can leave better comments #3. I like PR comments
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by tln 8y ago
I use this now, and love the ease of installation and api. If it's up to developers to use Firefox it'd be great to port our test suites.
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by tln 8y ago
Driving a small car around the behemoths on American roads can be terrifying. Driving a tiny car is so much worse I wouldn't even consider it... It's about what (and how) other people drive as much as my own tastes
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by tln 8y ago
What's the best way to port a puppeteer-based suite to one that uses Firefox? Is there an npm package that will include up-to-date versions of all components without further environment setup or use of external services? Ideally, with
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by tln 8y ago
I would actually start with a closed source backend-as-a-service: Firebase. Then you can concentrate on getting your front end. Once you have a great UI add multiple backend support, maybe on ipfs or something super open. Tiddlywiki might b
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by tln 8y ago
Agreed, this looks like a great project! Grumpy was supposed to accomplish the same for Python->Go, and although now abandoned, probably holds some lessons in how to design a platform to help Python projects get Rusted. Grumpy compiled
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by tln 8y ago
If you just compress the base64, the overhead is 5%. But if you embed within an HTML file, with a different set of character frequencies, that increases. $ cat index.html | gzip -9 | wc -c 14116 $ cat index.html bing.base64 |
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by tln 8y ago
Have you used Paper? Also an acquired team, and a great product that has seen a bevy of improvements since being under Dropbox.
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by tln 8y ago
One time my company flew out an interviewee, he was great but decided to go with another company -- that he interviewed at during his trip. Although me and my co-owners were a bit miffed, the idea of cancelling the flight is beyond the pale
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by tln 8y ago
Are parked cars also abandoned then? I'm not so sure scooters with GPS tracking and contractors looking for them would be considered abandoned in the eyes of the law, even if they have been left in an unpermitted location.
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by tln 8y ago
Pixel 2 XL also What else have you tried?
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by tln 8y ago
Cool, going to try this on my Daydream setup right now. Chrome on Daydream presents a super simplified UI. I'd love to be able to open a few tabs, move them around spatially, adjust the size, etc. There is so much potential for improvi
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by tln 8y ago
How does CI work here? Do you kick off tests and deploys for 20 services when any one changes?
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by tln 8y ago
This is a great effort. I hope this takes off and some organizations become vetting entities. It's a lot easier to trust eg Lyft Engineering vetting than Joe Xyz at a glance.
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by tln 8y ago
The only dependency of left_pad: https://crates.io/crates/kik "waiting for a takedown notice :P"
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by tln 8y ago
What language is Nim reskinning? ReasonML is a reskin (of ocaml), Nim is not
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by tln 8y ago
Chrome shows me ads for Google products all the time!
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by tln 8y ago
This article explains it well but it's complicated. Around $9k or $7k https://www.eesi.org/articles/view/comparing-u.s.-and-chines... "The subsidy program was renewed again in 2016 - up to RMB 55,000 ($8
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by tln 8y ago
I dunno, vscode is packed with features, and Xcode has almost always given me a few minutes of beach ball cursor or crashes. But the comparison should be about how mac-like the applications are. if vscode or xcode are outliers, some other e
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by tln 8y ago
Password managers usually use native messaging, ie a native helper app https://developer.chrome.com/apps/nativeMessaging
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by tln 8y ago
I wonder if electron apps brought the same fear in the author; and how he views slack or vscode in the pantheon of Mac apps. Ok not slack. But vscode compares very well to say xcode
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by tln 8y ago
The only reason I clicked was to vigorously defend marzipan in all it's glory
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by tln 8y ago
I think a simpler language would also have more potential for speedup. The effort PyPy has invested is herculean! Grumpy, Cython, Unladen Swallow, etc. Python has fallen to my second or third most commonly used language now and speed is def
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by tln 8y ago
You have a nice rent controlled storage offering and you're leaving because Google is adding a new service? Or are they evicting you from your old plan? Really don't follow how this announcement lacks respect for pricing or sla.
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by tln 8y ago
In fact, every line of your source has several comments! Which may or may not really apply! BOTH are needed IMHO, comments must be able to communicate knowledge a reader of the code-as-a-whole needs to know, and commit messages must be able
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by tln 8y ago
Heroku is more like containers in this list. Your app is packaged up, runs on as many machines as needed, but you pay while it is running even if idle. As soon as the idle state is abstracted away, then it's serverless.
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by tln 8y ago
Moto E4 might come close, although it's $100 instead of $250. Moto doesn't modify AOSP very much and the one app it has provides some nice features (shake for flashlight being my favorite).
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by tln 8y ago
The trackpad is a little off center on this laptop, it looks like. Maybe 1cm? Could you really tell?
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by tln 8y ago
That's a great analogy. I haven't seen Carlsen say it was risky to keep playing, the only quote I've seen is: > “I wasn’t in a mood to find the punch,” Carlsen said by way of explanation after the game[0]. He had an advant
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by tln 8y ago
I don't think Amazon Facebook and Google would have any technical trouble using an alias... "www" is all about conforming to expectations

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