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alexpapworth

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alexpapworth··on Run More Stuff in Docker
No thanks.
alexpapworth··on Datadog releases Incident Management, Profiler, Error Tracking, and more
Doesn't bode well for DataDog's Performance Monitoring tool, especially if they don't use it on their own site!
alexpapworth··on RBS, Ruby’s new type signature language
Really exciting!
alexpapworth··on [dead]
Interesting, but it doesn't appear to work?
alexpapworth··on Lambda Store: Serverless Redis
So, this is just RaaS? (Redis as a Service)
alexpapworth··on Shirt Without Stripes
So, it's really just a series of if statements?
alexpapworth··on Show HN: Brök – Find broken links in text documents
Amazing! I made a shitty version[0] of this last year. I guess great minds think alike, but greater minds execute better!

[0] https://github.com/alexpapworth/detect-broken-links

alexpapworth··on Ask HN: What are your war stories for converting teams to remote?
No, that would be absurd.
alexpapworth··on Ask HN: How do you justify taking unpaid vacation as self employed?
Correct. How much are you charging per hour at the moment? Consider doubling it.
alexpapworth··on Show HN: MyToDoList - Persistent todos built with localStorage
Great point! It doesn't at the moment, but it would be too hard to add at all. I'll look into adding the manifest file.

Unless you'd like to make a PR ;)

alexpapworth··on Show HN: MyToDoList - Persistent todos built with localStorage
Any suggestions for making it more noticable? Also, is your screen really big?
alexpapworth··on Show HN: MyToDoList - Persistent todos built with localStorage
Ooh, not a bad idea! Then I can save the data to the users Google account, and have it persist between machines as well.
alexpapworth··on Show HN: Generate Fizzbuzz on the fly, up to 100B numbers
It also comes with an API to consume it, if you swing that way. [1]

1. https://github.com/alexpapworth/fizzbuzz-api

alexpapworth··on Ask HN: A Good Alternative for ReCaptcha?
Awesome! Love a good Ruby solution. Please keep these coming :)