anezvigin

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by anezvigin 9y ago
Just wanted to express my support for the C book as well. I'd even pre-order a copy.
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by anezvigin 10y ago
Would PagerDuty consider publishing some anonymized aggregate statistics?
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by anezvigin 10y ago
I can't speak for Atom, but here's what it's like in VIM: http://i.imgur.com/GkP4Yk9.gif
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by anezvigin 11y ago
> For example, consider writing a word-processor using this style of programming. Quip uses React.
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Found this resource while doing some industry research and thought I'd share(fundinguniverse.com)
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by anezvigin 11y ago
It includes more functionality as well. I've been using the Import/Export API [1] for example. From what I've seen it's a major improvement over boto2. [1]: http://boto3.readthedocs.org/en/latest&#x2
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by anezvigin 11y ago
You can separate multiple paths with a colon.
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by anezvigin 11y ago
I like this too and usually do the same in the application layer for new projects (though it takes more discipline). Every module is built with the intent of breaking away later. Disallowing intra-module communication is essential to this.
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by anezvigin 11y ago
(edit: The above commenter deleted their post as I wrote my reply. They made the point that the traditional architecture of offloading email and image processing is suitable for background queues/workers and don't necessarily need
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by anezvigin 11y ago
I have some experience designing and working on this style of architecture in a non-enterprise non-bigco environment. Some things I learned over the years: 1) If the system is young and the team is small, consider imposing constraints onto
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by anezvigin 11y ago
It would be neat if they included the elegant easing equations themselves. IIRC they're usually based on Robert Penner's work in 2001.