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The Flakiness.io Analytics Engine(blog.flakiness.io)
1 points by aslushnikov 20d ago|0 comments
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by aslushnikov 1mo ago
I've been working on shard balancing for Playwright Test. The idea is to use the new API released in Playwright v1.62 together with historical test durations to balance tests across shards. I ended up designing a specialized variant of
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Balancing Playwright Test Shards(blog.flakiness.io)
1 points by aslushnikov 1mo ago|0 comments
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by aslushnikov 2mo ago
Hi HN, I’m Andrey. I previously worked on Puppeteer and Playwright; for the last couple of years I’ve been building Flakiness.io, leading a small bootstrapped team. Flakiness.io collects test results from CI, associates them with GitHub com
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Show HN: Flakiness.io – Test Analytics for GitHub(flakiness.io)
2 points by aslushnikov 2mo ago|1 comments
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by aslushnikov 2mo ago
Thank you for pointing!
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by aslushnikov 2mo ago
This reminds me of https://mc-stan.org
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by aslushnikov 4mo ago
Working on https://flakiness.io : GitHub-native test analytics. I worked on Playwright before, and this project started as a natural continuation of that work. We’ve since expanded beyond Playwright to support many popular test r
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by aslushnikov 5mo ago
I'm very surprised to see the rapid advancement in robotics these days. After all the fancy demos of Boston Dynamics and others from 10 years ago, and no real advancement beyond them, we kinda learned to treat robotics as "fancy t
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by aslushnikov 5mo ago
The setup I'd recommend: - Velocidrone [1] flight sim - Any FPV controller that connects to laptop. 2 solid choices are TBS Tango 2 or DJI FPV Remote Controller [3] I spent ~20 hours in the sim before advancing to real drones; a few of
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by aslushnikov 5mo ago
I'm very much into niche hobbies: they usually have nice tight & friendly communities. Below are some of my favorite I'd love to share: - FPV drone flying: once you've spent 5-10 hours to get initial reflexes for the cont
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by aslushnikov 2y ago
This is awesome! I enjoyed typing out the 20 words available, and would love to type more! Why are the majority of the words in the word list [1] commented out? Also, I would appreciate if the word & its description is automatically pro
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by aslushnikov 4y ago
I use `mkdir -p DIRECTORY_NAME && cd $_` in bash which is not as concise but still DRY.
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by aslushnikov 4y ago
I learned handstands at a circus school and this tutorial indeed looks very similar to what we where doing. The article also suggests a belly-to-wall handstands at some point, which (according to my teachers) is a much better exercise for a
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Core principle of Continuous Integration systems is obsolete(medium.com)
4 points by aslushnikov 8y ago|0 comments
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by aslushnikov 9y ago
This reminds me about Stanislav Kurilov [1], who successfully escaped USSR by jumping off the cruise ship with a snorkeling mask and swimming for the following 2.5 days towards Philippines. He wrote an interesting book called "Alone In
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by aslushnikov 9y ago
It is possible. Beware though that each `puppeteer.launch()` will spawn a chromium process.
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by aslushnikov 10y ago
There's a "Coverage Support" experiment in Chrome DevTools which does css + js coverage in a way you describe it. The CSS part was shown on Chrome DevSummit 2016 [1] [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HF1luRD
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Chrome DevTools Shadow Editor(twitter.com)
2 points by aslushnikov 10y ago|0 comments
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by aslushnikov 10y ago
Featuring: - new Device Mode - SASS first-hand support - new Application panel - node.js debugging
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Chrome DevTools in 2016(youtube.com)
12 points by aslushnikov 10y ago|1 comments
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by aslushnikov 10y ago
IMO.im Back in the days, when the service unified different messengers in a single web interface, also providing a handy history search.