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by traskjd 8y ago
I always struggle with this type of response on UX issues. They always seem to think the 'how' is important, and that the length of time that takes is also important. It's not. You don't need to explain how to do it, you
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by traskjd 9y ago
We don't soft delete payloads at Raygun ( https://raygun.com ), for the very fact that typically if one of our customers wants to delete something it's because they might have sent something they don't want a third
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by traskjd 9y ago
Hmm, also in Seattle and seem to recall a record long summer last year with 100+ days of no rain (well, one which just managed to trip it by volume at SEATAC in the middle). Personally, I think the whole 'Seattle has horrible' wea
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by traskjd 9y ago
That's basically it. My PC that keeps up (and can sync a month of updates in about an hour) will typically be thrashing an SSD at 55MB/s while using about 15Mbit/s internet. On an older PC I can't sync, it keeps falling
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by traskjd 9y ago
Raygun | Full Stack Developer | Wellington, New Zealand | Full Time At Raygun we build tools for engineering teams that care about creating great software. We track software errors, end user performance, deployment quality and more. We help
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by traskjd 9y ago
Raygun | Full Stack Developer | Wellington, New Zealand | Full Time At Raygun we build tools for engineering teams that care about creating great software. We track software errors, end user performance, deployment quality and more. We help
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by traskjd 9y ago
Raygun | Full Stack Developer | Wellington, New Zealand | Full Time At Raygun we build tools for engineering teams that care about creating great software. We track software errors, end user performance, deployment quality and more. We help
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by traskjd 9y ago
Raygun | Full Stack Developer | Wellington, New Zealand | Full Time At Raygun we build tools for engineering teams that care about creating great software. We track software errors, end user performance, deployment quality and more. We help
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by traskjd 9y ago
Could be wrong, but I'd assume some of it is related to scale of features. For example, when they started hosting images - they started at pretty extreme scale, so that would likely slow down feature delivery. Having said that, not all
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by traskjd 9y ago
I'm with you. The worst part of a project (when I was doing them) was getting the first to end-to-end proof of concept going. Give me profiling tools, debuggers and refactoring tools any day of the week.
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by traskjd 9y ago
This is a similar logic to folks that "settle" with marriage. It's not a long term win, and if you're not building for the long term, why do it at all?
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by traskjd 9y ago
If it takes you years to build trust, maybe you're just not very good at your job. Why should the business take the risk - for years - that you might be trustworthy?
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by traskjd 9y ago
Interestingly, at the AGM this weekend, Warren noted that they receive over 4,000 reports through their BRK hotline per year. He commented that most are not actionable, but that they have made significant investigations and changes based on
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by traskjd 9y ago
How is remaining inefficient the ethical outcome? You know what's worse than a few people losing their jobs? Everyone losing their jobs because a competitor is more efficient and drives you out of business.
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by traskjd 9y ago
Well, in the case of CompuGlobalHyperMegaNet, it would be a problem since the Junior Vice President was the only employee :)
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by traskjd 10y ago
Reminds me of an old joke: Why do we host on AWS? Because if it goes down then our customers are so busy worried about themselves being down that they don't even notice that we're down!
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by traskjd 10y ago
Not questioning you, since anon might not be your primary driver. However, this reminds of a UK survey in the early 2000's that said some crazy number (50%?) of computer users would give up their password for a candy bar :-)
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by traskjd 10y ago
This may or may not be your issue. But I found that the Windows Defender system would start going nuts on files related to Discord. This would cause all sorts of problems (though most of the files involved seemed to be more related to their
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by traskjd 10y ago
Disclosure: I'm the CEO of Raygun ( https://raygun.com ). Raygun provides Crash Reporting & Real User Monitoring. Across both mobile, backend and desktop (and all mobile, including Xamarin stacks). Love to have you check
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by traskjd 10y ago
I feel like I've seen how fillings would be replaced with drugs for about 25 years now -- I might not have any natural teeth left by the time it finally arrives! :-)
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by traskjd 10y ago
There are exceptions, yes. An interesting model to look at is that of the Rothschild family. If you can cut past the conspiracy theories, they run the family wealth as a family bank. Family members can borrow from the bank, but they must at
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by traskjd 10y ago
I'm in favor of trying UBI to see the impact, testing it properly. I'm not a fan of this article however. While we are reasoning by analogy, It's fairly well documented that most capital wealth does not survive past an initia
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Druid.io 9.2 groupby improvements for real time analytics(raygun.com)
1 points by traskjd 10y ago|0 comments
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by traskjd 10y ago
Congrats Dmitry. My team and I appreciate the work you and your teams have been doing :)
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by traskjd 10y ago
Thanks. Great work - looks great!
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by traskjd 10y ago
What's the visualisation library they're using here? Looks great (I'm guessing D3, but it's hard to break through the webpack file to figure it out).
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by traskjd 10y ago
Is it dead? Last GH commit shows as 7 days ago? (genuine Q, wondering if I missed something). It may be less flavour of the month, but that seems par for the course with JS frameworks.
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by traskjd 10y ago
They wouldn't do it now because they're not the underdog. When you're big, you try to look small. When you're small, you try to look big.
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by traskjd 10y ago
Thanks, and yes that's what I meant :-)
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by traskjd 10y ago
You need some growth, even if just to battle inflation. Inflation is nibbling away at the value constantly.

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