royka118

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Cursor-goes-to-war-for-AI-coding-dominance(forbes.com)
1 points by royka118 6mo ago|0 comments
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PydanticAI(ai.pydantic.dev)
3 points by royka118 2y ago|0 comments
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by royka118 2y ago
Empire World An amazing read that really opened my eye to the legacy of empire https://www.amazon.co.uk/Empireworld-British-Imperialism-Sha...
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by royka118 3y ago
I've always enjoyed going to the MLops meetup ( https://www.meetup.com/mlops-community-bristol ), always very good talks on a wide range of subjects. There is also PyData Bristol ( https://www.meetup.com/p
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by royka118 5y ago
During the early part of my career I decided to just not write bugs. Was the best decision I made, I've saved myself countless hours
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by royka118 5y ago
Sounds like you've got a bit of burnout. I felt like this a while back, I got though it by working for a company I really felt I had an impact and enjoyed the work culture. I'd counter argue that leaving London doesn't have t
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Even Google doesnt want to make games for Stadia anymore(androidpolice.com)
18 points by royka118 6y ago|16 comments
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The PS3 and Vita are being buried alive(vice.com)
13 points by royka118 6y ago|9 comments
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by royka118 6y ago
I always use Cookpad, Waitrose has a good site too https://cookpad.com https://www.waitrose.com/home/recipes.html
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by royka118 7y ago
Same from the UK
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MDN asking for contributions(developer.mozilla.org)
3 points by royka118 8y ago|0 comments
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Vox media to begin licensing publishing technology chorus(wsj.com)
2 points by royka118 8y ago|0 comments
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by royka118 8y ago
Down for me as well, Bristol UK
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Mobx 4 better simpler faster smaller(medium.com)
3 points by royka118 9y ago|0 comments
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You fix it(w0rp.com)
2 points by royka118 9y ago|0 comments
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by royka118 9y ago
I worked at a company building something similar. I do think this kinda product is a bit niche. Certainly when we tried to roll something out similar it was a hard sell as most companies are trying to standardise on one type of cloud storag
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by royka118 9y ago
Password manager!
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by royka118 9y ago
:D
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by royka118 9y ago
Well why do you want to do that, if you are finding the tests are too slow it maybe worth writing some tests with jasmine that can be run in node without a browser. That's what we currently do, karma and browser testing are useful but
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by royka118 9y ago
Well currently we run the karma tests on CI with chrome headless so this allows us to do the same with firefox
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by royka118 9y ago
For all of you old fogies working on angular 1 apps and are running browser tests with karma you can run your tests in firefox with headless mode with a customer launcher. Add the snippet below to your karma conf ``` browsers: ['Fi
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by royka118 9y ago
Looks good, I'd like to try this though https://blog.lessonslearned.org/building-a-more-secure-devel...
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by royka118 9y ago
Yeah like the look of this, makes me wonder if one day I can code on a chromebook
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by royka118 9y ago
Me too! Just to keep it good humored. If you put a smiley in an issue or a slack message it helps keep the recipient happy
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by royka118 9y ago
Just this morning my team migrated from phantomJS to chrome headless for our Karma plus Jasmine tests. Did a bit of researching before the move and we found tests ran faster plus chrome used less memory than phantomJS. ~ 2000 specs compilin
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by royka118 9y ago
sure but the types of jobs on offer in London may not be on offer elsewhere.
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by royka118 9y ago
No, London will still be London. Why do people think that suddenly you might have to apply for a visa people will stop wanting to come and live in London?
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by royka118 9y ago
Is it technically feasible to have a back door and still be `end to end` encrypted ?
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by royka118 10y ago
I've lived in a few places but was born and bred in the south west everywhere else I've lived never seems as good (or as laid back)
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by royka118 10y ago
Bristol UK, in the house!

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