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Ruby on Whales: Dockerizing Rails Development – Exhaustive Docker Config for RoR(evilmartians.com)
1 points by 8bithero 7y ago|0 comments
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by 8bithero 7y ago
"The truth will set you free" Despite the cliche, I found the quicker you admit you've made a mistake, the quicker someone with more knowledge can jump in and resolve the problem before it gets worse.
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8M lines of hotel-related code exposed – Elasticsearch DB configuration failure(siliconangle.com)
5 points by 8bithero 7y ago|0 comments
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New Rails 6 Features(toptal.com)
1 points by 8bithero 7y ago|0 comments
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Design Patterns – JavaScript – Based on the Gang of Four Book(designpatternsgame.com)
4 points by 8bithero 7y ago|0 comments
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by 8bithero 7y ago
Lol and articles like these are exactly the reason why people feel this way
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by 8bithero 7y ago
I'm really confused by the author's arguments > With all of the world’s unheard songs beckoning us with their endless mystery, why would anyone choose to waste their precious listening hours on a podcast? Why is he trying to co
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by 8bithero 7y ago
I think the typical route is to go on the IRC channel and ask in there
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SimpleHash (Ruby)(localhostdotdev.com)
1 points by 8bithero 7y ago|0 comments
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Get Started with TypeScript in 2019(robertcooper.me)
2 points by 8bithero 8y ago|0 comments
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by 8bithero 8y ago
Hehe, I also recommended the same book in my reply. Definitely, a must read! :p What do you mean when you say, you "found the book a bit difficult"? As in tedious to read, or difficult to implement?
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by 8bithero 8y ago
As a fellow engineer facing the same problem, I don't believe it's so much in the language, but more the outlook and how you perceive things. As an engineer, we tend to get into a lot of nitty gritty, with a lot of "it might
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Forty percent of ‘AI startups’ in Europe don’t use AI, claims report(theverge.com)
6 points by 8bithero 8y ago|0 comments
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by 8bithero 8y ago
My current works codebase. I've never seemed to like other peoples code. Not even my own after 1 month But this code is very good. I would attribute it to the strong set of rules and design patterns everyone follows. All code/se
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by 8bithero 8y ago
https://adguard.com has a similar approach using VPN. Would be interested to know if anyone has compared battery drain of the various apps
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by 8bithero 8y ago
Not arguing for or against, just something to think about: By that same token, they should also shut down any FlatEarth pages too... But then if we do that, where is the line and who decides it?
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by 8bithero 10y ago
I get that kids' brains are malleable at that age, but they still have a tendency of thinking in a certain way. Programming requires quite a sequential and linear way of thinking that some kids just don't show a preference to it.
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by 8bithero 10y ago
Yeah we have the same approach, but with one difference. Everyone has their own fork of the repo (The reason for this is we had a few avoidable conflict issues). But yes, master should always be deployable, and can only be merged once all t
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by 8bithero 11y ago
Hi, Thank you! Yeah the idea is for every day quick questions like outfit reviews etc. Things that you just need an immediate "yes or no" answer to. The concept is to keep conversation short, sweet and to the point. It's main
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by 8bithero 11y ago
Thank! That's really encouraging to hear! :) Yeah, in order for apps like these to be useful they need to be on as many devices/platforms as possible. Re just launched a few days ago on the Play store, so will be uploading to the
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by 8bithero 11y ago
Following this "small data" concept I was also working on an app that works with a kind of "binary communication". You guys (and girls) seem quite critical, so I'd be really curious to hear what you guys think of th
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Free-for-dev: A list of SaaS, PaaS and IaaS offerings that have free tiers(github.com)
2 points by 8bithero 11y ago|0 comments
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by 8bithero 12y ago
At least for Linux, Xara Xtreme is quite nifty [ http://www.xaraxtreme.org/ ]. It's now been abandoned but it definitely had lots of potential.
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by 8bithero 12y ago
Again, no love for Linux :(
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by 8bithero 13y ago
Right now this is a bit of a problem for me too. I just guestimate based on previous work and hope nothing goes wrong or nothing unexpected crops up. In the event where it's something I've never worked on before, I do a bit of res
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by 8bithero 13y ago
I wish I didn't have to disagree with you, but having a boss with a similar mindset to OP I can tell you it really isn't like that. Not everyone works logically. Not everyone needs a reason to do things - They need an excuse. If h
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by 8bithero 13y ago
Haven't worked much with PHP, but there doesn't seem to be that much in terms of a 'style guide' so it just seems easier to write uglier/wrong code - please correct me if I'm wrong. I usually think it's be
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by 8bithero 13y ago
I think the best approach is to build something practical like a web app. Granted, things may still feel like magic when you're done with the tutorials, but the mist slowly clears the more you practice and every other day you'll b
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by 8bithero 13y ago
I would have to agree with xux's points. You really do want to make sign-up as simple as possible. Possibly even consider authentication with Facebook, Google, Twitter? (When trying new layouts/features you should keep A/B te
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by 8bithero 13y ago
Ah, there we go! It's working again. I have been having trouble accessing it for the past couple hours, so suspected the worst.

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