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by tnolet 5y ago
One of the best Francis Bacon art books (and best art books in general) is https://www.amazon.com/Camera-Francis-Photography-Practice-P... It juxtaposes the source material Bacon used for his paintings (pictures, film, othe
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Congrats to the team. I helped co-found Vamp but left 5+ years ago. Pretty sure CircleCI will be a great hike for them.
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The DAW ushered in by Protools and its plugins.
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This is kind of a snake pit. Google now has three different but related page performance initiatives. 1. Pagespeed insights 2. Web vitals, further sub divided into Core Web Vitals and just Web Vitals. 3. Lighthouse They all work together o
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This is on point. I run a dev focused SaaS and it has become clear that any metric we get from the frontend are severely skewed. Probably due to add blockers etc. Heck, I even use them myself. We now record key metrics just through our back
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Customers / users and sales.
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Ah right that's true. Their stock had tanked very, very hard I remember. My option plan was worth zilch. I left in 2003 already and didn't really follow it after that.
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by tnolet 5y ago
I started my career at CMG, a big consultancy now called Logica. They were BIG on UML and Rational Unified Process. I had no clue what I was doing so I gobbled it up. "So THIS is how you make software, ahaaaaaaa!" After leaving CM
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by tnolet 6y ago
AWS Lambda. With custom job scheduling logic.
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At https://checklyhq.com we run millions of monitoring workloads - HTTP checks and Puppeteer / Playwright scripts - each day using just Node.
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Comparing JAMstack Platform Latency(jamstackdeploy.com)
2 points by tnolet 6y ago|0 comments
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> ... money is the first derivative of customer satisfaction not the metric This is a great sentiment. The product and problem need to come first. So besides being a business person, you need to be a product person too: design, copy, UX
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by tnolet 6y ago
I’m all of these types of write ups I always miss two things: 1. Being an expert in your area and focusing hard on solving the problem. 2. Patience and time. Things take much longer than you think.
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by tnolet 6y ago
Interesting numbers in the linked tweet in the article. 5M accounts for the Netherlands exposed. Almost 1/3 of the population. Compared to Germany where “only” 6M are leaked, not even 10%.
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European here. What are these bot calls exactly? Never had one as I guess it’s forbidden where I live.
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Even more, this is all slightly different (or completely different) based on region, country etc.
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Have a look at this. It lists the performance of many Jamstack / static site providers https://www.jamstackdeploy.com/
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by tnolet 6y ago
There are many, many companies competing with AWS on products that strictly speaking AWS also has. I mean Zoom has no right to exist because you can use Chime? There is always room for better UX, better support, different approach etc.
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by tnolet 6y ago
> "A typical web app requires a database, storage or caching backend, which can get complicated to run with Heroku." Ah no. That is exactly where Heroku is dead easy. The creating, maintaining, updating and general day-to-day m
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by tnolet 6y ago
We use Intercom for support and sales, but also for email (drip style), mass emails like product updates and in-app notifications. Any plans for that?
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Monitoring as Code Using Terraform(checklyhq.com)
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Cypress, Selenium, Puppeteer and Playwright performance comparison(blog.checklyhq.com)
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Check out Headless Recorder. It records browser interactions and generates Puppeteer and Playwright scripts. https://github.com/checkly/headless-recorder
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SolarWinds CEO blames intern for password leak(edition.cnn.com)
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That is wildly interesting. Every SaaS startup doing some 100k of $$$ in ARR will probably have long testing suites. AAA games making possibly tens of millions. 0 tests.
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Random question from a web developer who has zero knowledge of C++ or game development: I see no tests in this repo. Is this normal, or am I missing something?
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As a basic web / JS developer I’m envious that creators of this repo get to work on awesome methods and classes called “Crime.h” and “!ped->bRenderScorched && !ped->bBodyPartJustCameOff”. Beats “div.container” in my book.
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by tnolet 6y ago
First of all: I love the idea, effort and everything in general. So take my comment lightly. Datadog is big because they shipped a gazillion integrations across I don't know how many products. Anytime I see a "alternative to Datad
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We ran another benchmark after our first benchmark that just compared Puppeteer, Playwright and Selenium. Lotsa folks were interested in how Cypress compared...well here are the results!
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Cypress vs. Selenium vs. Playwright vs. Puppeteer speed comparison(blog.checklyhq.com)
11 points by tnolet 6y ago|2 comments

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