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   by 2color 6y ago

   1) Prisma supports two workflows depending on whether you already have an existing database (introspection) or using Prisma Migrate. It sounds based on your description like something that would happen in the introspection workflow which th
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   by 2color 6y ago

   Thanks for sharing your thoughts. Daniel from the Prisma team here. regarding 1: Can you share more about schema generation problems? Are you using introspection to create the Prisma schema? If so, we're actively working to improve thi
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   by 2color 6y ago

   Daniel from the Prisma team here. Both Prisma and ORMs abstract away from SQL and let you "think in objects". However, how they do that is different. With ORMs, you typically map tables to model classes With Prisma, the focus is
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   by 2color 7y ago

   The Beginning of Infinity: Explanations That Transform the World By David Deutsch In the book he details his theory of everything. Quite ambitious and very thought provoking.
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   by 2color 7y ago

   Thanks for building a successful business around an open-source product, this is praise worthy. Is it possible to generate a static site with Ghost 3.0? or does one have to use gatsby with a headless Ghost 3.0 instance?
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   Mechanisms to Tackle Climate Change(norman.life)

   1 points by 2color 7y ago|0 comments
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   by 2color 7y ago

   This is a good moment to check out http://radicle.xyz/ , a peer-to-peer stack for code collaboration based on git and IPFS.
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   by 2color 8y ago

   Do you think it's worth it over the entry level MBP considering the difference in the CPU?
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   by 2color 8y ago

   Something is rotten in the state of Denmark...
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    Why does decentralisation matter?(medium.com)

    4 points by 2color 8y ago|0 comments
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    by 2color 8y ago

    Sure. This is all in addition to being a software developer. So the whole indie hacker thing is up my allee in addition to carpentry and electronics which is also what I'd like to combine into a co-living experience
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    by 2color 8y ago

    Hey, Love the idea! I've also tried for the first time escaping European winter and working remotely from Thailand. Now I've actually quit my job and as a maker (carpentry, electronics) I'm fascinated by the communities that
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    RFC 3271 – The Internet is for Everyone (2002)(tools.ietf.org)

    2 points by 2color 8y ago|0 comments
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    by 2color 8y ago

    A couple of strategies can help with this - If you use fetch: this one's nice https://github.com/wheresrhys/fetch-mock - Define the API with https://swagger.io/ - Contract testing (that's gre
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    by 2color 8y ago

    I've had a similar experience at a smaller scale with kafka and something of a CQRS architecture. I can vouch that at least 30% of development cost went into things that are otherwise very trivial. The risks of defining the wrong domai
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    by 2color 8y ago

    I feel like this might be a good thing. Money is a powerful mechanism of transferring the percieved value of goods. If anything, this might cause good quality content to live on. Of course, there's the transition period during which f
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    by 2color 10y ago

    My response to the article: https://medium.com/@2color/my-response-to-anthony-bourdain-d...
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    Things I learnt as a software engineer in 2016(medium.com)

    1 points by 2color 10y ago|0 comments
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    by 2color 10y ago

    "The workaround is to POST directly from the browser to an S3 bucket and then handle that AWS event with a Lambda. " Great article and nice project. Do you upload an "event" to a queue type folder on S3? what triggers th
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    by 2color 11y ago

    Also interested to hear
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    by 2color 11y ago

    It has a lot to do with the wide choice you have. A lot of research has covered this topic. Look up "The Paradox of Choice".
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    by 2color 11y ago

    Can you imagine how many deaths there would be if alcohol was banned?
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    by 2color 12y ago

    "Letting Go: The Pathway To Surrender" by David R. Hawkins A well written pragmatic guide to spirituality.
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    by 2color 12y ago

    +1 I felt the exact same way! True hacker in heart.
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    by 2color 12y ago

    Having discovered HN two years ago, I'm humbled to share a little, micro js library I developed last night after not being able to find an existing solution for the problem I had. I'd love to get some feedback from this fantastic
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    Show HN: Asorted – Fast and efficient sorted arrays in JavaScript(github.com)

    3 points by 2color 12y ago|1 comments
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    by 2color 12y ago

    Walter Bright is indeed a really bright mind. Having worked with D recently, I really enjoyed the richness and empowerment the D language offers. I believe the recent rising interest in functional languages is in part due to the elegant ble
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    by 2color 12y ago

    I'm curious, what view does BBC generally express on the matter?
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    by 2color 12y ago

    Looks promising!
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    by 2color 14y ago

    Many thanks, what a great resource. I saw that there is a big focus on modularity, how come there is no talk about why use the commonJS and not AMD?