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geoffharcourt
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Comment #47524523
The broken part of this process (domain claim) has existed for several years as part of ABE, it isn't new.
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Comment #47519376
I did not. If I had known what would happen when we tried this we would have skipped the process entirely. Our staff (roughly 125) was so confused and it wasted a lot of time commu…
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Comment #47505937
The domain lock process was an absolute fiasco at our company. I think this could work if you did this at the time your company launched, but the moment you have employees who have…
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Comment #46952634
We've been very happy with Northflank's blend of ease-of-use with configurability when you want it. (We're running BYOC AWS.) Running several workloads and it's the best preview-en…
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Comment #45650300
The scoreboard running all the way around the circumference of the cup was awesome. My dad worked in RI for a few years as a kid and we went to a bunch of games at McCoy. I didn't …
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Comment #40506217
This is really a huge bummer. It was a fantastic service and made it easy to run a "two-person approval" system on all kinds of access and infra changes without building something …
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Comment #36094522
This site is completely unusable on my phone's browser.
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Comment #33083922
We moved off of Heroku in late-May/early-June of this year. It took a few weeks of half-time work for one person to make everything happen. We were already using Docker in CI, so w…
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Comment #32690209
CommonLit | Full-time | Remote-US Senior Full-Stack Engineer (Rails, Typescript) CommonLit is a 501(c)3 non-profit whose mission is to improve the educational and economic outcomes…
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Comment #32577147
We moved our app to Porter after the credentials incident this spring and have been very pleased.
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Comment #32437884
I've been using Depfu for a while and I think it handles some of the biggest pain points with Dependency spam. - Package releases don't get PRs in their first 24 hours unless they …
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Comment #31354415
`git push heroku main` doesn't work if your repository is large enough (not sure if this is raw file sizes or the Git data size). Some of our apps can't be redeployed using this me…
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Comment #31184583
This doesn't work if your Git repo is above a certain size. Some of our apps (fortunately not production) haven't been able to deploy since the incident.
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Comment #26407238
We switched two weeks ago and the drop was a bit more than half the total time we had with Webpack in development and a bit bigger drop in production builds. Our bundle got noticea…
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Comment #25494058
Pre-IPO the venture is likely not profitable, so you'd be getting a share of zero. Companies that are VC-backed are going to be held to an expectation of a big payoff, and will be …
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Comment #23931788
I think they specifically wanted to compare themselves to queue systems that use the database as the storage for queued jobs.
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Comment #23094102
They moved a bunch of it to Github out of PullReminders yesterday. I would go to your personal settings in GH and look at "Scheduled Reminders", which is where the old PullReminder…
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Comment #23093680
This exists now with GitHub and PullReminders. I get a Slack message whenever I'm requested or someone finishes a review I requested.
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Comment #10008762
I'm surprised at the speed difference between parallel and sequential assignment styles. I prefer the sequential, so that's a nice bonus that it's also more performant.
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Comment #9902722
This is awesome. After spending a lot of time tweaking chart legend code, I would be very happy to pull a polished toolset like this in to future projects.
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Comment #9778796
That's really only a problem if you're contributing to the core, right? You can write your own packages in JS, and if you're just a user of the editor I don't see how that matters.…
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Comment #9506590
It looks like the true color ticket on tmux was closed out: http://sourceforge.net/p/tmux/tickets/140/ I was applying this patch to 1.9 on my machine and it worked well: https://gi…