geoffharcourt

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by geoffharcourt 6mo ago
The broken part of this process (domain claim) has existed for several years as part of ABE, it isn't new.
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by geoffharcourt 6mo ago
I did not. If I had known what would happen when we tried this we would have skipped the process entirely. Our staff (roughly 125) was so confused and it wasted a lot of time communicating about it, then trying to roll it back, etc.
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by geoffharcourt 6mo ago
The domain lock process was an absolute fiasco at our company. I think this could work if you did this at the time your company launched, but the moment you have employees who have Apple IDs tied to their work email that aren't from th
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by geoffharcourt 7mo ago
We've been very happy with Northflank's blend of ease-of-use with configurability when you want it. (We're running BYOC AWS.) Running several workloads and it's the best preview-environment-per-PR setup I've encount
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by geoffharcourt 11mo ago
The scoreboard running all the way around the circumference of the cup was awesome. My dad worked in RI for a few years as a kid and we went to a bunch of games at McCoy. I didn't realize until I was older how many long-time big league
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by geoffharcourt 2y ago
This is really a huge bummer. It was a fantastic service and made it easy to run a "two-person approval" system on all kinds of access and infra changes without building something blocking or bureaucratic.
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by geoffharcourt 3y ago
This site is completely unusable on my phone's browser.
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by geoffharcourt 4y ago
We moved off of Heroku in late-May/early-June of this year. It took a few weeks of half-time work for one person to make everything happen. We were already using Docker in CI, so we didn't need to spend much time making our app wo
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by geoffharcourt 4y ago
CommonLit | Full-time | Remote-US Senior Full-Stack Engineer (Rails, Typescript) CommonLit is a 501(c)3 non-profit whose mission is to improve the educational and economic outcomes of students through better literacy and critical thinking s
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by geoffharcourt 4y ago
We moved our app to Porter after the credentials incident this spring and have been very pleased.
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by geoffharcourt 4y ago
I've been using Depfu for a while and I think it handles some of the biggest pain points with Dependency spam. - Package releases don't get PRs in their first 24 hours unless they are for security issues, so you don't get noi
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by geoffharcourt 4y ago
`git push heroku main` doesn't work if your repository is large enough (not sure if this is raw file sizes or the Git data size). Some of our apps can't be redeployed using this method, we have to use the build workaround which ha
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by geoffharcourt 4y ago
This doesn't work if your Git repo is above a certain size. Some of our apps (fortunately not production) haven't been able to deploy since the incident.
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by geoffharcourt 6y ago
We switched two weeks ago and the drop was a bit more than half the total time we had with Webpack in development and a bit bigger drop in production builds. Our bundle got noticeably smaller, but we chalked that up to esbuild not polyfilli
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by geoffharcourt 6y ago
Pre-IPO the venture is likely not profitable, so you'd be getting a share of zero. Companies that are VC-backed are going to be held to an expectation of a big payoff, and will be in general discouraged from offering incentives that un
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by geoffharcourt 6y ago
I think they specifically wanted to compare themselves to queue systems that use the database as the storage for queued jobs.
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by geoffharcourt 6y ago
They moved a bunch of it to Github out of PullReminders yesterday. I would go to your personal settings in GH and look at "Scheduled Reminders", which is where the old PullReminders functionality got moved. It's possible it&#
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by geoffharcourt 6y ago
This exists now with GitHub and PullReminders. I get a Slack message whenever I'm requested or someone finishes a review I requested.
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GSuite Phishing(roguelazer.com)
2 points by geoffharcourt 7y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: thoughtbot – Fundamentals of Test-Driven Development(thoughtbot.com)
5 points by geoffharcourt 10y ago|0 comments
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by geoffharcourt 11y ago
I'm surprised at the speed difference between parallel and sequential assignment styles. I prefer the sequential, so that's a nice bonus that it's also more performant.
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by geoffharcourt 11y ago
This is awesome. After spending a lot of time tweaking chart legend code, I would be very happy to pull a polished toolset like this in to future projects.
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by geoffharcourt 11y ago
That's really only a problem if you're contributing to the core, right? You can write your own packages in JS, and if you're just a user of the editor I don't see how that matters.
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by geoffharcourt 11y ago
It looks like the true color ticket on tmux was closed out: http://sourceforge.net/p/tmux/tickets/140/ I was applying this patch to 1.9 on my machine and it worked well: https://gist.github.co
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by geoffharcourt 11y ago
Great point about marginal benefits of load shifting. I do think we're so far from that reduction being significant at this point that it's worth attempting. I believe peak demand in most non-industrial areas is already evening, b
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by geoffharcourt 11y ago
NYC has it now, but I think as generation/fuel prices rise (in the long-term) and utilities get slightly more sophisticated, we're going to see more on-demand pricing as utilities seek to apply the same price changes they pay gene
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by geoffharcourt 11y ago
I've used a few different approaches, and Rails-Assets works really well both from an ease-of-use and dependency version management standpoint.
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by geoffharcourt 11y ago
Slack built up $11m in annual revenue in a really short time, and is adding $1m in contracts every 11 days. At what's about $7/person/month, that's a lot more than no one. http://www.businessinsider.com/s
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by geoffharcourt 11y ago
That's an excellent point. The $84/year tier also allows users to keep an app always on without needing a second dyno, which used to be the requirement to prevent apps from sleeping.
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by geoffharcourt 11y ago
No one is buying that.

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