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yes you can add jobs with sql in a transaction, e.g.

SELECT graphile_worker.add_job( 'send_email', json_build_object( 'to', 'someone@example.com', 'subject', 'graphile-worker test' ) );

(can also use the PERFORM statement instead of SELECT)

have also used/introduced this to several places I've worked and it's been great each time. My only qualm is it's not particularly easy to modify the exponential back off timing without hacky solutions. Have you ever found a good way to do that?

The font this is based is based on Nunito, by Vernon Adams (as the article states). He's responsible for many google fonts and other open source fonts which rack up billions of views every year. I just wanted to share his story:

https://chrisgliddon.com/the-tragic-story-of-vernon-and-oswa...

I completely agree (on the staying power). This is the only variant that's gripped me as much as the original.

I built a multiplayer version as a weekend project, would love to know what you think!

https://wordleague.xyz/

How does this compare to Segment?

wait really?

for me, all of heavyweight season 4 https://gimletmedia.com/shows/heavyweight/episodes

Let my people go surfing - Yvon Chouinard

There's a React component library based on the Windows 95 UI: https://react95.github.io/React95 https://github.com/arturbien/React95

no one is stopping you from offering your employees higher wages

Wages being low is a good thing, no? CoL is significantly lower too which is great.

yeah I don't comment / post much I mostly lurk.

the founders and team are well-established and have a proven track record, and the product is fantastic. I haven't come across a product this good in a long time.

Note: We created in 20 hours at the TechCrunch Disrupt hackathon, where we were 1st runners up. -- Appilepsy is a mobile app that detects if you are having a convulsive epileptic seizure through an intelligent algorithm which analyses accelerometer data in real-time in your phone's background. Following the detection of a seizure, the app runs a countdown for an adjustable amount of time in which the alarm can be deactivated, in case of a false positive. If the alarm is not deactivated, the app automatically sends your emergency contacts both a text message and a computer-generated voice message utilizing the Nexmo API. The text message contains a link to our web app, which is a responsive site that works on any screen-size. This site displays the location of the phone at the time of the seizure on a map generated by esri's arcGIS API, as well as a link to citymapper for directions to that location. While the app sends these messages, it provides real-time updates of whether the emergency contacts have seen the message/received the call. It also provides a map to the nearest medical facilities and instructions for people aiding the person seizing via computer generated voice commands. http://appilepsy.phil.bio/