mitchm

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by mitchm 1mo ago
"The problem isn’t simply that some of this content is written by machines. The problem is that much of it has no reason to exist other than to capture attention". This has always been the worst part about the web, now amplified.
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by mitchm 2mo ago
What if your web apps e2e tests ran in production through actual user sessions? Know exactly what browser session cohorts are having issues. Open source, https://github.com/Faultsense/faultsense-agent
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Show HN: An assertion library for E2E testing and real user monitoring(github.com)
8 points by mitchm 3mo ago|2 comments
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Simple, declarative RUM and E2E tests for web apps(faultsense.com)
2 points by mitchm 3mo ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Uno – Us vs. Them. Humans vs. AI version of the card game(usvsthem.com)
3 points by mitchm 4mo ago|0 comments
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by mitchm 4mo ago
“ This is a test review from the debugging script. Please ignore it.” ?
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Show HN: Turn E2E tests into observability signals(faultsense.com)
3 points by mitchm 4mo ago|2 comments
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Show HN: A real-time multiplayer card game built with Go and Htmx(usvsthem.com)
1 points by mitchm 7mo ago|0 comments
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by mitchm 7mo ago
I’ve also been exploring this idea. What if you could bring your own (or pull in a 3rd party) “CPU player” into a game? Using an LLM friendly api with a snapshot of game state and calculated heuristics, legal moves, and varying levels of st
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by mitchm 10mo ago
The personas were brutal in the best possible way. Great job
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by mitchm 10mo ago
Worth reading The Creative Act by Rick Rubin. May help your relationship with side projects.
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by mitchm 11mo ago
I should add, this is the instrumentation layer. You still send all the events generated to your event collection backend.
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by mitchm 11mo ago
This all started with a simple question: when metrics are down, how do you know part of your application isn’t broken for a subset of users? Production for the frontend is the user’s device, and we all know things can go wrong without an ex
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What if your users ran your E2E tests?(faultsense.org)
2 points by mitchm 11mo ago|2 comments
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Show HN: Fault Sense – An Application Feature Monitor for Web Apps(faultsense.org)
3 points by mitchm 11mo ago|0 comments
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by mitchm 3y ago
We follow a similar structure at my home. They have iPads but strict screen time limits during the week, and less strict on weekends if we are home. No social media, no chat of any kind, and they are not able to install apps without me appr
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by mitchm 15y ago
Seeing an index of all the posts someone made is a good idea, it just didn't make the cut for the first iteration.
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YC NYC Challenge: Hack your way to the top(ycnyc-challenge.herokuapp.com)
9 points by mitchm 15y ago|3 comments
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by mitchm 16y ago
I would try and add a bigger twist to standard x vs y poll to separate yourself. The basic concept has been done many times before, without massive success. USvsTHEM ( http://usvsthem.com ) is a site that I co-created - and still very early
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by mitchm 18y ago
I've used escrow.com with great success. You can split the fee to escrow between the two parties or have 1 side agree to pay it. I think the seller decides what the split is, so make sure you agree on it before they set it up. At first i wa
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by mitchm 18y ago
check for duplicate URLs when submitting or a confirmation page showing similar stories already submitted.
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Load spikes and excessive memory usage in mod_python(blog.dscpl.com.au)
2 points by mitchm 18y ago|0 comments
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by mitchm 18y ago
call me old fashioned, but I still use my browser to view RSS. I skim the headlines as a live bookmark and go to the actual post if interested.
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25 Things I Didn't Want to Know About You(time.com)
65 points by mitchm 18y ago|40 comments