Jonas_ba

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How we fixed incorrect Codecov bundle size reporting(sentry.engineering)
1 points by Jonas_ba 2y ago|0 comments
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by Jonas_ba 4y ago
I love the work OP is doing (I'm biased as I work on profiling), but from my experience pretty much every JS project suffer from some of the problems described in this series of articles.
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by Jonas_ba 5y ago
I found the community behind https://www.extremecarving.com/ to be the most "nerdiest" of them all. Small group of people working endlessly to craft the perfect carving board, perfect the technique and advance the
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by Jonas_ba 5y ago
Go doesnt do this by default, but there are some analyzers that help you do this - https://github.com/orijtech/structslop
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Production Profiling of Mobile Applications with Specto(medium.com)
9 points by Jonas_ba 5y ago|0 comments
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2020 Secret Sauce? Effective Crisis Communications(kmarcele.medium.com)
1 points by Jonas_ba 6y ago|1 comments
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by Jonas_ba 6y ago
There's been plenty of very different approaches on gov and company levels, but I feel like this summarizes the key points pretty well. "Responding quickly establishes you as the trusted authority and shuts down any rumors or misi
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by Jonas_ba 6y ago
Blog post: https://medium.com/orijtech-developers/efficient-struct-pack...
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Structslop: Struct Alignment Analyzer for Go(github.com)
10 points by Jonas_ba 6y ago|6 comments
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by Jonas_ba 8y ago
I guess any other city than US. I'm fine with paying up front for multiple months, but I was asked multiple times to provide details of my salary for the last 3 months, working for the company that employs me, a FR guarantor (which not
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by Jonas_ba 8y ago
Expat who moved to Paris here. The tech scene is definitely very active, lots of events and meetups to join and some very active companies with good products around as well as active VC's in the city. Add Station F and The Family and y
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by Jonas_ba 9y ago
Algolia | multiple roles | SF, Paris, NY, Atlanta, London | Onsite only, Full time Hey HN, at Algolia we are facing a major challenge of scaling our team to follow our growth and our series B investment. We are currently looking for multipl
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Automating Facebook replies with Puppeteer(blog.badalic.com)
2 points by Jonas_ba 9y ago|0 comments
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by Jonas_ba 9y ago
Undoubtedly a very bad thing to do from the intern, however I feel that if we treated this correctly we could open a debate and encourage GCP to add support. Let's not forget that this can likely ruin someone's career. It's a
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by Jonas_ba 9y ago
Could be, we haven't nurtured this much as the "experimental" layout didn't seem to get much traction
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by Jonas_ba 9y ago
We have done something similar for the hn search at Algolia but flagged it under style -> experimental in the settings panel. It's not a grid layout, but more a refresher to the current design. https://hn.algolia.com
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by Jonas_ba 9y ago
While passive event listeners are an improvement, they are not a complete solution. It's more like the "least of evils". There is a new set of primitives that is being implemented called IntersectionObserver which solves most
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by Jonas_ba 9y ago
Very interesting from a tech perspective, make sure you lazy load the gif if you plan on using it after window load event otherwise it's never going to happen and you'll just get the endless spinner :D
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by Jonas_ba 9y ago
Go for the good experience first, define a good UI and make the site good to use. Once it's good to use, make it fast so that using it doesn't feel slow and users can get to what they want faster :)
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by Jonas_ba 9y ago
I would say it depends on the current experience. For instance, if you have a slow site, make it faster but don't go into nanoseconds. If it's still slow afterwards, try faking speed (queue actions, improve render chain, caching e
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by Jonas_ba 9y ago
Indeed, actually right now our trackers represent quite a big chunk of the website size, but we made sure that they are all async loaded so they don't impact the site that much. It's something that we are aware of and pushed a bit