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Comment #48366043
I use Charmstone for spatial app switching - https://charmstone.app/ Not the same as full spaces, but it gives the same vibe of always having a particular app on a particular hotke…
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Comment #48187968
I think the idea is that many games in essence boil down to this. Gamified random number generators. It's really well done, and hilarious.
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Comment #47871263
Ours currently runs with Cloud Tasks, which involves some cleanup handling if one run fails to enqueue the next. Originally I had Cloud Scheduler running a heartbeat task every X m…
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Comment #47870603
Built similar for internal use at our work. Slack+JIRA though, not Linear. Otherwise GCP-native like this. I didn't want to be on the hook for supporting an open source version tho…
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Comment #47724432
https://github.com/sourcegraph/zoekt Run a copy of this in the same VPC. Monorepos would definitely help, but that's not the structure we have. I didn't want to rely on API limits …
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Comment #47723944
I built an internal version of this for my workplace. Something very useful that will be harder for you most likely is code search. Having a proper index over hundreds of code repo…
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Comment #44515387
ISO8601 is really broad with loads of edge cases and differing versions. RFC 3339 is closer, but still with a few quirks. Not sure why we can't have one of these that actually has …
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Comment #43912744
Something I've felt is missing is a developer orchestration layer that makes it really easy to define the set of services like a docker-compose but just as easy to switch implement…
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Comment #43608906
My take from reading some docs is that you've got to partition your data properly, likely per-user. Then hopefully most of that users interactions are within the same datacentre.