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The likely endgames of 'no tracking' (accelerated by automating rejection rate up to 100%) are: - drastically reduced free content (see the rise of paywalls on most news sites) - a…

Silico | Compiler Software Engineer | London, UK | REMOTE (UK) | FULL TIME | https://www.silicoai.com/ Silico is developing a flexible simulation and decision support platform, ena…

The UK at least has legislation which applies during elections and referendums ( https://www.ofcom.org.uk/tv-radio-and-on-demand/broadcast-co... ).

Silico | London, UK | Multiple Software Engineer Positions | Full-time | Fully Remote (UK Only) | https://silicoai.com At Silico we're building a simulation platform to enable busi…

Arrow itself is a standardised in-memory columnar data representation. The benefit of this is you can then send data between processes without needing to be concerned with serialis…

Sheetless | London, UK | Full-Time, Remote (UK Only) | https://sheetless.io Sheetless makes it easy to model complex systems and explore decisions before making them in the real wo…

Sheetless | London, UK | Full-Time, Remote (UK Only) | https://sheetless.io We're building a simulation platform for the modern enterprise, enabling organisations to build digital …

Excalidraw can store the files, although it's a little hidden: the link option in export gives a link that downloads an encrypted JSON from their server.

Apologies, had the group configured incorrectly, this should now work. Thanks for letting us know!

Sheetless | Front-End Engineer | London (Remote) | Full Time | https://sheetless.io Sheetless is creating a modelling tool to bridge the gap between spreadsheets and specialist pac…

I've found Rust is great for doing heavy lifting (parsing/compiling/graph analysis, etc) on the frontend, as long as you can define the boundary between wasm/JS reasonably cleanly.…

I don't think it's fair to say React hooks are optimising for writability, even if they are much shorter, but modularity. While lifecycle methods are 'obvious and straightforward',…

Personally, beyond development, I haven't found rollback migrations particularly useful. Once you've run migrations on a live database, it's often much simpler operationally to tre…

Sheetless | TypeScript Engineer | https://sheetless.io | London, UK | Full-time | REMOTE Sheetless is creating an IDE for simulations, helping people to move their knowledge about …

1 round doesn't give a very good layout, 8-10 rounds seems to be enough for a good layout most of the time

This doesn't seem to have been updated in a year. How does this compare to other projects such as https://github.com/jsverify/jsverify which are currently more active?

Postgres used to have timetravel built in, but there's still a basic timetravel implementation in the contrib: http://www.postgresql.org/docs/9.4/static/contrib-spi.html

Looks good, just giving a shot at integrating. On the API, it would be great if your events API would accept a user-agent string, would make generating events on the server easier,…

"awesome" lists are rather common, there's even a meta-awesome list of them: https://github.com/sindresorhus/awesome

Relay looks like it will partially replace Flux if you're using it to manage the client server state, but Flux still seems necessary if you have a lot of intra-client state to mana…

Thanks, that's useful, I'll take a look at moving across.

Is there much benefit in using Phoenix for the server for a SPA where 95% is API routes, over using Plug directly? I guess it might make adding websocket services easier in future?…

Well yes, it's not ideal for all development, but you professed a need for smaller filesize, which it's ideal for. Naming conventions can alleviate most of the variable issues, it'…

If it's just a snippet, and require.js made up 20% of the filesize, then why not just have a single file, or assume a single closure and concatenate a few files together? You'll ga…