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gkaemmer

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    This is cool, I'll probably end up using this (we store sqlite snapshots in S3). It'd be very handy if this was packaged as a CLI that worked like `sqlite3`, so you could get a SQL…

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    Very groovy visuals. There was something sort of terrifying about the enemy tanks. Maybe a minimap would help with this, but I almost got Slenderman vibes when I would turn around …

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    Yeah, although mostly variations on that basic premise. Airbnb Himeji: https://medium.com/airbnb-engineering/himeji-a-scalable-cent... Carta's AuthZ system: https://medium.com/buil…

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    Oso engineer here. It's a good question -- definitely a dearth of content about this topic. Like pphysch said, using RBAC generally gets you 90% or more of the way there on this, a…

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    Hey, Oso engineer here. Good question. The rust core is indeed called from the ruby library (as it is with all of our 5 other host libraries). The core itself is pretty complex (th…

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    I actually came to this thread expecting more people to call out MobX. When I use MobX with react, I find it to be as simple and _fun_ as the author finds svelte. Most of the probl…

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    In my experience it’s not about “bad” vs. “good” code, and not about a tradeoff between speed and quality. It’s more about how much abstraction is built into the system. A mature c…

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    Curious why you're so opposed to spacer components. In my experience they work quite well--often a designer has specified that two widgets lie a certain distance apart, either vert…

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    At the same time, I find that it's often hard to comprehend projects that are broken into too many little files. There's normally no guide on what pieces are where, so you don't kn…

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    I really like this. Except the way the button grows vertically and pushes down the rest of the page.

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    Brex (YC W17) | Software Engineer, Frontend and Backend | Full Time, Onsite | https://brex.com/ Brex is rebuilding B2B financial products, starting with a corporate credit card for…

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    Also potentially https://common.net/ though I’m not sure which specific transmission mechanism they use.

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