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Comment #23093999
Is there a list of supported languages or environments for this yet?
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Comment #17687411
This might have something to do with how data on GCP will be encrypted at rest. US law treats encryption effectively as a weapon and restricts where products that include encryptio…
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Comment #16908972
Anyone know of an equivalent for Ruby? I’d love to add this as an integration test for jazzy[0]. Separately, it’d be awesome if this also checked that anchor links resolve to id va…
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Comment #16888979
It’s a shame iOS just doesn’t seem to provide this level of data using public APIs as far as I can tell. I’d love to be proven wrong, or for Apple to be a bit more transparent rega…
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Comment #16311258
Someone should make a collection of these for all languages. I’d love to see an equivalent for Swift.
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Comment #16311242
Very similar to Realm (also syncing CRDTs), though this seems more lightweight and works in client-side web apps. https://realm.io
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Comment #14767899
My comment wasn't a question, but rather highlighting that a major part of their stack wasn't so much as mentioned in an article about their stack.
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Comment #14765680
Turns out it's two, not four VMs. From macOS Sierra's EULA[0]: > (iii) to install, use and run up to two (2) additional copies or instances of the Apple Software within virtual ope…
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Comment #14765361
This post makes no mention of the macOS part of the CircleCI infrastructure, which is one of the trickiest parts of infrastructure IMHO. Tricky because Apple's EULA prevents virtua…
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Comment #14711273
Is there a write-up somewhere explaining why this was a technical hurdle compared to base domain certs? Very curious.
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Comment #14703652
I can 100% vouch for Peter and his team. They got me my EB1A which led to my green card. Thanks Peter!
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Comment #14627358
llvm-diff is indeed pretty great, but having the IR structure as an AST that you could programmatically access and manipulate would allow more semantic diffing, or integration into…
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Comment #14626348
Maybe this would lend itself well to parsing bitcode slices (serialized LLVM IR). I've often wanted to diff bitcode produced by different compiler versions.
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Comment #14187692
Curious choice to name a company & product with a name that sounds like "Liar Bird" when spoken. To me, that looks like they're fully embracing the concept that this can be used fo…
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Comment #13596155
It's a little funny that GVFS itself is hosted on GitHub which means you won't be able to pull it as a GVFS repo.
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Comment #12490309
Came here to say this. I wasn't sure about the steadicam approach at first, but after watching one of the videos, it felt like I was there! Looking forward to seeing the upcoming o…
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Comment #11771705
(JP from Realm here) It certainly forces you to think about threading (which is a good thing IMO). I just responded to a similar comment[0], and there are always our docs on thread…