You don’t need to know about integration to make a platformer. That’s an absurd thing to say. I think this is called gatekeeping. “You couldn’t possibly participate in X without first having these credentials that I…
I’ve seen this message over and over again because I have a hacker news RSS feed of the word “spreadsheet”. I’ve flagged this post because it feels like Groundhog Day with this spam. Stop please!
You shouldn’t have to publicly shame a company on hacker news to make them be baseline level good to their customers. But many tech companies are like that once they scale up.
I do think of tests as a kind of double accounting.
How do you plan to make money and sustain vitality from this open source offering? Open source has a lot of overhead, and if you offer “enterprise” versions, others will compete with you, or worse, Amazon may offer your…
I liked the part where they talked about the blocks with the blocks and the block blocks and how they all block together. I thought the reference to field pioneers was a bit much, I wouldn’t have the blocks to do that…
What in particular did you not like about their API?
Similar things said of Drupal.
As someone developing essentially a competitor to Excel-and-PowerQuery/M, I find all this very interesting. My language is strict and statically typed. However, after arrays (tables are arrays of records conceptually)…
How many rows does this support in a table before it starts becoming too slow? The cloud version. What’s the practical upper limit? 10k, 100k, 1million?
Your link contradicts you. Says such a deal with Swiss will do little to reverse the exodus to Paris and Amsterdam, some 96% moved straight to EU on day of Brexit, and regulations will probably make it prohibitive to…
Dave Chang has a small scene in one of his Ugly Delicious (great show, by the way) episodes where he gets a group of non-Asian Americans, who claim to be MSG-allergic, to come and share their stories of MSG-related…
I'm very happy with Stripe's API; it's one of their best selling points. I'm very unhappy with their support, which is automated by bots and I've gone around in circles with such a bot. Unfortunately their support plans…
Rust is not running in the context of JavaScript. It's running on WebAssembly, which has no garbage collector.
I've also read both books. It's a good exploration into the minds of spiders and octopuses, if given "uplift". A recent study I read about shows that spider intelligence is ill-studied but actually holds a wealth of…
You don’t need to know about integration to make a platformer. That’s an absurd thing to say. I think this is called gatekeeping. “You couldn’t possibly participate in X without first having these credentials that I…
I’ve seen this message over and over again because I have a hacker news RSS feed of the word “spreadsheet”. I’ve flagged this post because it feels like Groundhog Day with this spam. Stop please!
You shouldn’t have to publicly shame a company on hacker news to make them be baseline level good to their customers. But many tech companies are like that once they scale up.
I do think of tests as a kind of double accounting.
How do you plan to make money and sustain vitality from this open source offering? Open source has a lot of overhead, and if you offer “enterprise” versions, others will compete with you, or worse, Amazon may offer your…
I liked the part where they talked about the blocks with the blocks and the block blocks and how they all block together. I thought the reference to field pioneers was a bit much, I wouldn’t have the blocks to do that…
What in particular did you not like about their API?
Similar things said of Drupal.
As someone developing essentially a competitor to Excel-and-PowerQuery/M, I find all this very interesting. My language is strict and statically typed. However, after arrays (tables are arrays of records conceptually)…
How many rows does this support in a table before it starts becoming too slow? The cloud version. What’s the practical upper limit? 10k, 100k, 1million?
Your link contradicts you. Says such a deal with Swiss will do little to reverse the exodus to Paris and Amsterdam, some 96% moved straight to EU on day of Brexit, and regulations will probably make it prohibitive to…
Dave Chang has a small scene in one of his Ugly Delicious (great show, by the way) episodes where he gets a group of non-Asian Americans, who claim to be MSG-allergic, to come and share their stories of MSG-related…
I'm very happy with Stripe's API; it's one of their best selling points. I'm very unhappy with their support, which is automated by bots and I've gone around in circles with such a bot. Unfortunately their support plans…
Rust is not running in the context of JavaScript. It's running on WebAssembly, which has no garbage collector.
I've also read both books. It's a good exploration into the minds of spiders and octopuses, if given "uplift". A recent study I read about shows that spider intelligence is ill-studied but actually holds a wealth of…