Ataraxy

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by Ataraxy 6y ago
It's a reference from the movie Pulp Fiction
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by Ataraxy 6y ago
They still have youtube which is in a league of its own and while it may not be consiered a "social network" it's still definitely social media, arguably more than even TikTok could be considered as.
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by Ataraxy 6y ago
What would be the convention for using tailwind to style components in general?
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by Ataraxy 6y ago
There's nothing better about the wasted sidebar column. That's my biggest gripe anyway. I much prefer a centered design for the site.
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by Ataraxy 6y ago
This client is what I think of in my minds eye for a modern day MUD that still stays true to what a MUD is but has an accessible interface. Whoever designed the UI did a nice job.
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by Ataraxy 6y ago
Fast adhoc aggregations over firestore isn't a reasonable possibility. A graphql api or not doesn't really matter since that's just an abstraction for querying a service or database. I really mean something like an open sourc
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by Ataraxy 6y ago
All of these web tracker alternatives but what I've really been itching for is a very low barrier to entry, no hassle to scale, easy/fast to query adhoc event tracker. Something like a self hosted amplitude or keen.
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by Ataraxy 6y ago
This is neat. Reminds me of moleculer.services to a degree.
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by Ataraxy 6y ago
I would also argue in direct contrast to the author that it makes a difference in terms of keeping interest. The new thing to learn in a dynamic ever changing landscape is also a way of staving off monotony. I legitimately don't care a
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by Ataraxy 6y ago
Isn't that the appeal for google's cloud run? A sort of go between from cloud functions/docker image.
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by Ataraxy 6y ago
Product definitely matters to a degree, but being able to sell people on it (ie. convince someone they need it) is a more important skill. That's obviously an insanely broad generalization, but so is me saying lots of people can write
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by Ataraxy 6y ago
Lots of people can write an app. At the end of the day you either have to get lucky with organic traction or be a little less lucky but be a relatively skilled marketer that has a good command of how to convert paid traffic.
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by Ataraxy 6y ago
The sony xperia compact phone models were my go to for a while since they had covered all of that.
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by Ataraxy 7y ago
That's pretty immaterial. I was just pointing towards the fact that the simplistic nature of the application in the first place only serves to further highlight the incompetence required for such a catastrophic failure.
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by Ataraxy 7y ago
It's funny because I'd bet most of the people that know how to program around here could write a similar app (and likely a betterone at that) in a matter of hours if they were so inclined.
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by Ataraxy 7y ago
Can also state I had good experience with them and that it's worth looking into. Needed a way to print custom labels and packing slips dynamically and Google Cloud Print was pretty obtuse comparitively.
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by Ataraxy 7y ago
Using software such as QMK you can program these custom boards to do anything. To answer your question all keys are accessible by turning whichever key you like into a modifier when held down so you can access another layer. It's not t
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by Ataraxy 7y ago
I'm a huge fan of my Corne (crkbd for those looking it up) also and I agree with everything you've said here. In fact I'm even thinking of building one with the outer columns chopped off if I can get a bit more used to chordi
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by Ataraxy 8y ago
That was more David Brevik's Condor that was subsequently purchased by Blizzard and named Blizzard North. They also had complete autonomy from Blizzard proper.
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by Ataraxy 8y ago
At that point it seems a lot more about cloud services in general and not merely "lambda and serverless".
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by Ataraxy 8y ago
It means context matters.
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by Ataraxy 8y ago
I'm not an "expert" but that feels just as insane as the npm argument people make. I'd love to hear from someone more in the know as to why they aren't the same.
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by Ataraxy 8y ago
The best argument I've seen is that it was inevitable AMZ would enter NYC to remain competitive in the multi faceted tech sectors flourishing there (as you point out in #4). There was no need to pay them to do it.
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by Ataraxy 8y ago
Something like this I think would be better suited to something like an infinite roguelike or even an idle game perhaps.
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by Ataraxy 8y ago
So, I've been trying to figure this out a bit lately. How would you go about writing a customer facing query builder that is analogous to the MongoDB aggregation pipeline with SQL? With MongoDB I could conceivably generate/store a
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by Ataraxy 8y ago
One thing I imagine that's coming at some point is their own implementation of "cloud functions".
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by Ataraxy 8y ago
I think it's more so baffling this is only happening now (likely due to GDPR) considering how other big players have been doing this for quite some time. What I mean is it's innovation.
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by Ataraxy 8y ago
From my experience, mailchimp's transactional email story is a bit of a convoluted mess with mandrill.
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by Ataraxy 8y ago
Yeah that's not hyperbole or anything.
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by Ataraxy 8y ago
Won't someone please think of the poor billionares?

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