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by uzername 3y ago
The cloudflare workers run as "isolates". I think of them as "browser tabs." This post helps explain better" https://blog.cloudflare.com/cloud-computing-without-containe...
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by uzername 3y ago
I don't mind WordPress. My company doesn't use it for its marketing sites though, prefers larger more monolithic enterprise options. But it's not a startup either. From what I heard WordPress was not favored because maintenan
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by uzername 3y ago
Certainly an interesting take with the footer as the nav. It could work on information centric sites. It might seem strange working in a web app or a hybrid environment, where portions of the site lean towards app while others don't. L
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by uzername 3y ago
This is how Mazda handles the screen. The knob has a satisfying tick on rotation and rebound when pressed. The car's a little older now and the screen os is a bit slow, but usually keeps up with input. Radio and navigation have hard bu
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by uzername 4y ago
I appreciate this pricing model. I was on a saas vendor call just today (unrelated product category) and we were hit with a similar number to your example, in the $20k-$30k range, with a fixed component and then per use seat scales pricing.
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by uzername 4y ago
Tangentially related to the file converters are yaml and json formatters that are very popular online. I've seen my team open one and just paste away. Who knows what these tools are doing, and even if it was safe one day, the next day
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by uzername 4y ago
I've seen this for many years, I think it's even been tries here in Twin Cities MN schools. Bus driver shortage and route consolidation of the last few years probably didn't help, but perhaps the "take the city bus"
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by uzername 4y ago
I was wrapped up in pre-nft blockchain hype 2017-2019. It didn't work out. I learned that not every salient technology is ready for adoption or will leave a legacy. My top few: - practice reading code that is older you're comforta
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by uzername 4y ago
I believe it was Snowpack.
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by uzername 4y ago
An anecdotal story: I bought some Windows 10 keys a few years ago from a site pcmag "recommended," where they were selling Windows 10 keys for maybe $55 each. I bought two at the time. I kept the keys saved in my email. Fast forwa
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by uzername 4y ago
We deploy everything in kubernetes in the live environments, with databases in rds, s3 for objects, sometimes dynamo for other data types or patterns. Locally there's docker compose for the APIs (Java, python) and usually postgres. It&
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by uzername 4y ago
I work at a pretty large corporation that uses docker desktop. The engineering team is in the low hundreds spread across the world. We happily pay for what we use and it's all great. We don't really use many features of docker des
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You Will Never Be a Full Stack Developer (2020)(seldo.com)
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by uzername 4y ago
Oh, fascinating. I've never encountered that before. Thanks for sharing that use case and extension.
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by uzername 4y ago
Page Visibility API is used in tools like react query, where it will show the page with the existing cached data, but refetch in the background upon a page visibility event. It feels natural for some apps to have this update-on-focus behavi
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by uzername 4y ago
I recently discovered ncdu while troubleshooting a logging issue in one of servers. Something broke and syslog began to inflate unchecked and consumed the entire disk's worth of space. ncdu helped explore the system and find out where
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by uzername 4y ago
I went with the pihole in docker approach with a Ubuntu 22.04 machine. Pretty smooth, I had a few quirks with docker desktop for linux that might not show up otherwise. Definitely my recommendation too.
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by uzername 4y ago
A few months ago I did try a LinkedIn search but their profile hadn't updated with new activity.
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by uzername 4y ago
A few years ago, as fresh IC/Manager hybrid with a couple juniors, I found myself with a junior who wasn't growing well relative to other hires (same team, different team, hires from colleges mostly, some bootcamps too). The two o
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by uzername 4y ago
Congrats on the launch. I saw payload here on HN a few months ago. Good seeing it again. On the "Enterprise" sso approach, are your first party offerings just plugins? I've worked with various node cms recently, and for our n
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by uzername 5y ago
We use alpine based images extensively where possible. Most popular language ecosystems and tools have an alpine option. Alpine as a base image is nice because it's nearly blank, but easy to customize unlike distroless. Recently one to
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by uzername 5y ago
I saw the update video yesterday and he mentioned the video scheduled for today. I hoped it wouldn't be a hiatus or a we can't finish Stormlight. It was handled well.
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by uzername 5y ago
Yes, Nest uses decorators and the reflect-metadata package to get information about them dynamically. Annotations/decorators in other languages are fine, but in JavaScript/Typescript I feel the risk of using them as a dead end fea
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by uzername 5y ago
Is this a bet against React or a bet for ecosystem variety and choice? I feel it's the latter right now.
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by uzername 5y ago
It's a shame that the Tailwind docs recommend to use craco. I think that's a major turn off. In that situation, I rolled my own npm-run-all customizations of the default scripts for start and build. It's extra noise but less
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by uzername 5y ago
I like this approach slightly better than what scarfjs was doing. I first ran into that with react query a few years ago. It was a chilling effect for me at least and I was glad it changed. The idea of this being an enhanced link shortener
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by uzername 6y ago
TypeORM's velocity and/or lack of a 1.0 release is troubling. I've been trying to push nest recently to gain some consistency vs wild-west express apps, but TypeORM has been the rough spot. I can see the appeal of using somet
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by uzername 6y ago
In my CS undergrad, I took a few ethics courses, one in the CS program and one in another discipline (Mass Communication). I recommend something like this. I also suggest looking into CS coursework you anticipate disliking. I had no desire
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by uzername 6y ago
Our team's have been using Miro for this kind of collaboration. I was surprised that it felt better than using a whiteboard in person, because the cost of changing the already drawn boxes and arrows went way down. For more technical wh
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by uzername 7y ago
Inspired by the Overcast variant of this kind of tool, I built a very basic browser based version using canvas and various web audio/video apis. It was fun to build over a couple weekends, but it ended up not being usable broadly due t

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