jgautsch

Extremely well said. This lesson has never been more urgently important than now.

I've been watching Dagger with great interest, although have not moved production workloads to it (nor, admittedly, even committed an afternoon to setting up any workflows/graphs).

Passive comment readers should be aware that ^shykes here cofounded Docker (my gratitude), so it's really worth a look.

Can anyone comment on the ergonomics of Dagger after using it for a while?

I was just looking at the docs earlier this week to consider a migration but got confused by the AI sections...

Interval trees or ordered segment sets are the "correct" answer but sometimes you can accept constraints in your domain that radically simplify– for example, with equipment availability and time slots, you may have a fixed window and allow for slots to only fall on 5 minute marks. With those 2 constraints in place, a simple bitmask becomes a viable way to represent a schedule. Each bit represents 5 minutes, and 1=avail 0=unavail

Some users do, and they're right. Talk to those ones often, it's much faster than the full build/measure/learn ceremony.

Hey congrats on launching– Wanted to drop a note from someone who has been burned: avoid .xyz domains like the plague. They can revoke your control of the domain at any time if you end up on a spamhaus (etc.) list. This happened to me even though I was only using my .xyz for a non-prod env shared with a customer. One day control of the domain was just taken by the .xyz org and I had no recourse other than generic ticket submission.

You can add a kill/shutdown message handler and move your state somewhere else before the process dies.

I haven’t inspected it myself (I’m on mobile atm) but usually that kind of thing is an animated SVG. You can animate SVG nodes with CSS just like HTML

I use Calibre on desktop, sync’d to dropbox, and use the Marvin app on my phone. I like it a lot better than the iBooks app. It has features like search and tagging/collections. The only thing it doesn’t do that I wish it did was handle PDFs.

Pretty nice. I'm still in the market for a good lander builder.

initial feedback:

- I can't figure out how to change the image in a template, close to giving up

- more templates please

- and maybe more content in the templates (easier fill in or delete content than to figure out how to add new sections and content)

- I didn't read site that closely (who does), do I get the generated html etc? I'd like to host myself

- the "pick a palette" is great

I wonder if there are any companies aggregating some sort of book of faces.