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by rsstack 4y ago
I never tried the trace viewer and maybe I should. It seems more limited than what you offer, no?
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by rsstack 4y ago
I saw that your Recorder works with Playwright, but it seems that the main product is only for Cypress? Am I missing separate instructions for Playwright? Also, minor typo in HTML title: Cypresss -> Cypress (3 s')
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by rsstack 4y ago
I love the concept and I will evaluate your tool soon! First comment, not on essence: the difference between your starter and pro plan is $5. If people have fewer than 85k runs / month, you're asking them to commit to $500/mo
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by rsstack 4y ago
AFAIK enterprise discounts start at or above $1M. I don't have recent data on minimums or common discount rates.
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by rsstack 4y ago
I think at one company I worked, our discount specifically excluded data transfer. It is X% off for all AWS services not including their data transfer costs (both inter-AZ and extra-VPC). It makes sense to me that AWS, with their networking
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by rsstack 4y ago
> as de facto decreases (widely but privately negotiated, e.g. "sticker price"). Widely, AWS doesn't negotiate on pricing. Small business get the list price or they can switch to another cloud. Medium and large businesses
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by rsstack 4y ago
> All are previous investors in the company. They already were investors from previous rounds.
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by rsstack 4y ago
Are you using this opportunity to let employees sell stock to investors as secondary? Because giving employees liquidity for their ESOP would be a great reason, other than marketing and feel-good.
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by rsstack 4y ago
AK is Alaska.
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by rsstack 4y ago
We switched to using https://graphite.dev/ after yet-another huge epic that caused a mess of PRs and one PR that touched 100+ files and included dozens of semi-related changed. It's been a blessing so far.
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by rsstack 4y ago
Yes.
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by rsstack 4y ago
I have hired through A.Team and Moonlight. Both seem to have good engineers and good employers, both allow for part-time roles (Moonlight afaik _only_ has part-time roles). I heard from the engineers I hired through the platforms that they
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by rsstack 4y ago
I don't think anti-money laundering laws apply to federal agencies. The SEC isn't hiding this payment from the IRS, in this hypothetical scenario they are just hiding it from the bank employees. In reality, I don't think any
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by rsstack 4y ago
> What about the authors and contributors of Redis ? Well thank you for the gift. He was eventually hired by Redis-the-company, allowed them to use the trademark (originally they were Redis Labs which was a compromise with him), went to
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by rsstack 4y ago
Facebook is not being accused by "the American establishment". They are being accused by private people, many of them not from the US.
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by rsstack 4y ago
What's the other fix? Complain on Hacker News? Yes, if something is bothering you enough - fix it on your own.
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by rsstack 4y ago
But all three of them also accept USD or your local currency. So the use case remains... evading the authorities? That's not a compelling use case for the general population.
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by rsstack 4y ago
I too would prefer to press a button once rather than change a domain provider, yes.
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by rsstack 4y ago
No, there is not a precedent for that AFAIK. But the US does extradite, as we don't have "rights guaranteed to us in the United States that no other country has".
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by rsstack 4y ago
States aren't allowed to have treaties with foreign countries, so no country could have an extradition treaty with Alabama even if Alabama wanted to and that country agreed to it (in exchange for something has Alabama has to offer?).
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by rsstack 4y ago
The US extradites people, including US citizens. That is required from the federal government by extradition treaties that are signed voluntarily by the US (in exchange for extradition _to_ the US). It is uncommon because they require escal
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by rsstack 4y ago
"From January 2004 to the end of December 2011, seven known US citizens were extradited from the US to the UK. No US citizen was extradited for an alleged crime while the person was based in the US." https://www.whatdot
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by rsstack 4y ago
After a busy season of Amazon recruiter spam, which didn't stop even after I asked to be removed from their database, I emailed their corporate support at jeff@amazon.com and it stopped almost complete.
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by rsstack 4y ago
I didn't say legal, but yes: you can build your own product that does that. It is a hard product to build, but yes. Copilot actually has several competitors, some of them have existed for a while, but they have worse marketing than Gi
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by rsstack 4y ago
The law thrives on technicalities, Open Source isn't doomed by them. Lawyers might make money from this, Microsoft might make money from this, but Open Source won't die from this.
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by rsstack 4y ago
The abuse is mostly academic: What they're doing is _technically_ against copyright law. In practice, someone who wrote a serious JavaScript might have some utility functions "stolen" by Copilot, but it isn't as if it&#x
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by rsstack 4y ago
People could copy-paste code without following licenses before too. It might cause some people to lose faith in license enforcement, it might cause some people to lose faith in GitHub, but I don't see a scenario where it "kills&qu
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by rsstack 4y ago
Google's GSoC is still happening every year.
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by rsstack 4y ago
I was one of the Jira admins two jobs ago (in additional to more normal responsibilities of product management & engineering). I finally got back to Jira at my current company and I texted an ex-colleague who was also an admin of the sa
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by rsstack 4y ago
I'd love to use Lexical to replace what we're using today. I've been checking in on the repository every few weeks. However, there are many features that are still pending https://github.com/facebook/lexi

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