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by Can_Not 9y ago
The problem is that people who have millions/billions of cakes is convincing people who have one cake that when the distribution happens, they're going to take your only cake.
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by Can_Not 9y ago
I interpreted it as "don't shut down discussion with low effort comments like 'it doesn't scale'".
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by Can_Not 9y ago
That's a bit misleading. There's several tools you have available and you should pick the best tool for the job. Also, SPAs are only harder if you haven't already learned them. For anything too complex to not simply use WordP
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by Can_Not 9y ago
Except all 4+ SSR and framework teams have been working on this technology for years and put a lot of thought and design into it, so it's not so randomly sloppy that the one client SPA will need duplicate testing suites just to prerend
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by Can_Not 9y ago
> You now have an entire codebase duplicating the request your client is making This is factually wrong. You have a small component that mounts your front-end like a pure function. No loss in maintainability, no "duplicate" any
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by Can_Not 9y ago
The Nuxtjs (and the others) SSR peices are not "an entire extra app you write and maintain", it's a small component, mostly already written by the nuxt team, that does one thing. It allows you to write a leaner, better focuse
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by Can_Not 9y ago
Not as mature as rails, obviously, but Adonisjs and sailsjs are options.
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by Can_Not 9y ago
Some would say "keeping rails" or "TWO templating languages" are the unnecessary added complexity.
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by Can_Not 9y ago
You have a simple nodejs server that renders using react nextjs, vue nuxtjs, angular universal, or ember fastboot while using rails for your APIs.
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by Can_Not 9y ago
But it's based on the weight of your car, not whether or not you're spending money at establishments the toll road owner also owns or based on the toll road owner's financial relationship to your car's specific manufactu
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by Can_Not 9y ago
I've never seen an ISP that didn't have an extremely accurate measurement of my usage in MB, so it's a bold face lie.
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by Can_Not 9y ago
It's likely that you should upgrade that last options array into an object (and maybe even move the function there).
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by Can_Not 9y ago
I wonder what size it will be after transpile?
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by Can_Not 9y ago
You could instead have then and catch actually create and execute the promise. Then you could write without send (unless you really wanted to): > await msg('hello everyone').to( list).except('John')
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by Can_Not 9y ago
This response doesn't float right with me. Are PHP fpm configs horribly wrong by default? Do you not put a service like nginx/haproxy/apache/gunicorn/caddy in front of Ruby/python for a serious production deplo
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by Can_Not 9y ago
> The fact remains that Slack is engineered to be attention-grabbing out of the box. Sure you can tweak it to make it less shouty But this is kind of an absurd critism. Who wants a real-time business-oriented operations chat system where
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by Can_Not 9y ago
OpenSSL and Mcrypt have been available for the longest time, I don't know if that counts if we word-lawyer "Standard Library" but it definitely felt like that way.
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by Can_Not 9y ago
I've surfed for some free DBs in the past. Most free hosts don't allow remote connections. Some services I've seen 50MB and 20MB but were uselessly slow. If you're not paying, I suspect this is actually good.
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by Can_Not 9y ago
Previously you could only specify class names and interfaces, now you can specify object (any object of any class, including StdClass). Mostly only a way to type hint "not array or any scalars". The class names has been around a w
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by Can_Not 9y ago
> PHP 7.2: The First Programming Language to Add Modern Cryptography to its Standard Library https://dev.to/paragonie/php-72-the-first-programming-langua...
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by Can_Not 9y ago
How do you justify that claim? I'm pretty sure it's the other way around.
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by Can_Not 9y ago
Just wanted to share some information that I think a lot of people will want to know before diving in: > Every Graphcool service comes with an AWS Aurora instance that is backing the GraphQL server. https://github.com/gra
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by Can_Not 9y ago
Zeit now is great for static sites or nodejs. You would be on your own for anything stateful. Some options for stateful add-ons (from other companies) include vultr's $2.50/month VPS if you need postgre or redis, firebase has a fr
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by Can_Not 9y ago
Prepared statements in SQL libraries are standard almost everywhere and have been for a long time.
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by Can_Not 9y ago
What about both non-capitalist and non-state controlled?
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by Can_Not 9y ago
Non-LinkedIn link: http://www.ranjeetvimal.com/memcached-vs-redis-one-pick/
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by Can_Not 9y ago
This is something a lot of people just don't get. And with react's serverside render, you don't get a trashy 2010-era SPA, you have an SPA that is also an MPA. It's literally the best of both worlds with porting your red
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by Can_Not 9y ago
He didn't receive what he paid for. The institution could have even accepted the money knowing they would not be rendering the service.
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by Can_Not 9y ago
The correct answer in your case is to give your employees ownership or give them shares or find investors or increase your social safety net to be suitable for underfunded startups.
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by Can_Not 9y ago
Leftpad, a one time event that was fixed very quickly with a solid permanent solution? Being able to use libraries that 5,000+ other people have already vetted for quality for you so you don't have to waste a couple of hours hand writi

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