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by yevyevyev 2y ago
Hey HN, We built Jolt to solve a fundamental problem with AI coding tools - they struggle with larger, real-world codebases and cannot accurately determine the context files for your prompt. Jolt's public beta is live today, and we&#x2
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Show HN: Jolt – AI coding tool for production, 100K+ line codebases(app.usejolt.ai)
15 points by yevyevyev 2y ago|2 comments
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N64 Rendering Hacks and Optimizations(tomshardware.com)
3 points by yevyevyev 3y ago|0 comments
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Implementing DDSketch with Redis and a Lua Script for Fast Quantiles(multiple.dev)
5 points by yevyevyev 3y ago|0 comments
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by yevyevyev 3y ago
Web3 aka distributed ledger aka blockchain
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by yevyevyev 3y ago
Hi Dmitry, thanks for replying here. You raise some good points - I'll do my best to address them below. I'll also add that we have a fully-featured free tier that you can sign up for on our website (www.multiple.dev). Any hands-o
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by yevyevyev 3y ago
Postman generates data based on datatypes in the OpenAPI spec: strings, numbers, booleans, etc - but the data will not look realistic. The video outlined a rudimentary test that checked if required fields were present. Our TestGen feature g
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by yevyevyev 3y ago
From my understanding, Schemathesis can generate data based on a value being a string, number, boolean, etc. It also seems fairly manual to set up and has a learning curve. Our output is JavaScript that can be run anywhere. With our TestGen
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by yevyevyev 3y ago
That’s a great question. The TestGen feature generates JavaScript that uses faker-js functions to generate the test data, and axios to make http requests. You can copy and paste the JS output of TestGen and run it anywhere.
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Show HN: Auto-generate load tests/synthetic test data from OpenAPI spec/HAR file(docs.multiple.dev)
33 points by yevyevyev 3y ago|16 comments
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by yevyevyev 3y ago
Hey, this is the author here. Thanks so much for sharing the post. We learned a ton about the nuances and limitations of prompting while building this feature. What are everyone's favorite AI features or integrations that they've
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by yevyevyev 3y ago
Can you add a checkbox for lossy vs lossless compression? If you are doing lossy compression on PNGs, might as well change it to a non-png file. FYI, there are great lossless PNG compression algorithms out there - PNGcrush, oxipng, etc. Ima
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by yevyevyev 3y ago
Good point on the two Reacts. Call me old-fashioned, but I still prefer being able to serve a React app over a CDN instead of needing a Node.js server. Might be in the minority these days though.
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Email API Delivery Time Benchmarks(multiple.dev)
5 points by yevyevyev 3y ago|0 comments
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by yevyevyev 3y ago
The CLI is slated for end of Q4/early Q1. It will be able to run load tests, get results, manage your team, and most of the other functionality you get in our web app. One major update included with the CLI is a code repo integration -
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by yevyevyev 3y ago
This is a topic we think about a lot. The downside to requiring domain verification is additional friction, and if an external API call is required (e.g., logging in via Auth0), those tests may not be possible. Accounts on the free tier won
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by yevyevyev 3y ago
Thanks for the feedback and sharing the link
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by yevyevyev 3y ago
Thanks for the feedback! Today, you need to script API calls with an http client like axios. We're working on a feature that will let you import a swagger or har file, and autogenerate most of the test.
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by yevyevyev 3y ago
Thanks! > What's the warm-up time on tests? Tests usually take 20-40 seconds to spin up. Tests with over 10k virtual may take up to 60 seconds to start. > Any maximums on concurrent users this can simulate? The free tier supports
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Show HN: Multiple – Load test any API with JavaScript and NPM packages(app.multiple.dev)
38 points by yevyevyev 3y ago|15 comments
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Ask HN: Load Testing APIs
1 points by yevyevyev 4y ago|0 comments