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by 1ba9115454 6y ago
There's a tradeoff, a high inital cognitive load for people learning the language vs the long term pay off of less bugs in production. There are plenty of people who have spent time learning rust but haven't had a chance to use it
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by 1ba9115454 6y ago
I know a little about Coinbase. The CEO did the initial MVC with ruby on rails. He was somewhat technical so it was a natural choice. Then they moved forward with ruby for the whole platform, maybe as that's what he understood and what
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by 1ba9115454 6y ago
Personally I prefer to write the CSS (well Sass really). I've mainly used Bootstrap in the past. I've moved on though, I learned flexbox and css grid and some atomic design principals as well as ABEM ( https://css-tricks
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by 1ba9115454 6y ago
What's the performance like with compiled languages? I'm using rust and compiling in containers always seems slow.
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by 1ba9115454 7y ago
I'm using Visual Studio Code dev containers. https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/remote/containers I have to move across a hand full of languages so having my environments all configured with docker files is p
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by 1ba9115454 7y ago
That's good advice. You can direct the conversation to pains they may have that your solution/product solves, but essentially a salesperson is there to identify pain.
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by 1ba9115454 7y ago
Would need to see the git repo. I could only find this https://github.com/studip/studip-gsoc2013 If this is an example of the code base then it doens't look too bad in terms of layout. BUT before a re-write/r
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by 1ba9115454 7y ago
We use a blue/green strategy but our infrastructure can be created on demand with Pulumi. https://www.pulumi.com/ It takes Pulumi about 15 minutes to create our kubernetes cluster with all pods and monitoring in place.
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by 1ba9115454 7y ago
I didn't realise it was pegged. So agreed without deep pockets it will be difficult.
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by 1ba9115454 7y ago
It's a nice marketing twist, Libra but not managed by Facebook. Not sure that will be enough though. Looming at the repo this is implemented in Rust, along with Libra itself. Nice to see Rust being used on a big oroject like this.
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by 1ba9115454 7y ago
It would be great if they could get this into production. I like the idea of having the rear mech covered up form the elements.
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by 1ba9115454 7y ago
So does this partition the data out to different nodes or replicate the same data to each node?
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by 1ba9115454 7y ago
Java doesn't come with a package manager out of the box so most projects seem to go with Maven. If you've tried to understand a project with multiple pom.xml's then for me putting it in the con is a good call.
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by 1ba9115454 7y ago
Just signed up hoping for scala but it wasn't there. Is that something you would be looking at adding?
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by 1ba9115454 7y ago
GGEZ looks good. https://ggez.rs/
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by 1ba9115454 7y ago
Difficult. Probably I would fail your interview but on the job I've been told I'm a natural leader. I have a very deep understanding of my domain. Maybe that helps.
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by 1ba9115454 7y ago
Most of these use cases would be better served with a type safe language.
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by 1ba9115454 7y ago
There are a few opportunities for code generation here. The server.rs looks like an implementation of RPC over websockets. So a refactoring might be to model the interface using something like https://grpc.io/ or any other
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by 1ba9115454 8y ago
https://luckyframework.org/ Lucky uses crystal, you get all the benefits you are used to with rails, i.e. migrations, models views etc. The main benefit is that crystal is a compiled language and is type safe. So you get to
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by 1ba9115454 8y ago
In a way these are not life changing events. Whether I travel coach or by private jet is largely irrelevant to me. A bigger impact on your life would be any of the following. - Your health and exercide. - The strength of your relationships.
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by 1ba9115454 8y ago
They advertise themselves a permissionless blockchain ledger with no fees. I haven't looked much into their technology but assuming it holds up one possible use case is un-reversible data storage. What I mean by that is if I commit som
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by 1ba9115454 8y ago
I think you're more likely to recession proof yourself with a side business rather than another job. Business owners rarely fire themselves.
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by 1ba9115454 8y ago
Have a blog with some really great tutorials / articles. It's called inbound marketing. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inbound_marketing
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by 1ba9115454 8y ago
> I think that separation of concerns (i.e., the whole idea that the markup should be completely independent from the styling) is something that has been burned into our brains because of the history of CSS (trying to get people away fr
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by 1ba9115454 8y ago
* Use an OPINIONATED framework. * Generate your pages server side. client side frameworks add a ton of complexity for no benefit. * Deploy to Heroku. * Outsource your development if you can afford to. * Concentrate on your landing page and
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by 1ba9115454 8y ago
You could try https://www.upwork.com I've hired a lot of great people from there. So you can either post a job with a fixed price or pay by the hour.
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by 1ba9115454 8y ago
A lot of jobs ask for a degree. If you don't have one you don't get past HR. So I would say it's a benefit, and if you enjoy the course then why not.
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by 1ba9115454 8y ago
Enough to end world poverty? To end extreme poverty worldwide in 20 years, Sachs calculated that the total cost per year would be about $175 billion. This represents less than one percent of the combined income of the richest countries in t
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by 1ba9115454 8y ago
I was looking for a tutorial on derivatives the other day and most of the results popping up at the top of Google were a bit dry. This one is very good though. Excellent work. How did you do the diagrams?
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by 1ba9115454 8y ago
> and so many ideas/lessons from the startup world don't really apply to them I'm interested, which wouldn't apply? I mean just a couple of examples.

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