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by Can_Not 9y ago
I don't see how this would reduce complexity. If you don't need to scale, postgre still better enforces correctness and uses almost no resources. When you do need to scale, you WILL need to switch to postgre. Postgre is also dead
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by Can_Not 9y ago
If you want to critize JavaScript, you don't have to make things up. It has real flaws.
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by Can_Not 9y ago
Does Nim have a good story for borrowing c/c++ ecosystems?
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by Can_Not 9y ago
Socket.io adds rooms/namespaces as a feature, automatically reconnects with effort to not have all clients reconnect at the same time, covers compatibility edgecases, heartbeat, timeouts, custom events, multiple transport methods, serv
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by Can_Not 9y ago
You're looking for Adonisjs.
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by Can_Not 9y ago
I missed the opportunity to use meteor, but these days the big appeal of meteor (minus one opininated framework) is that I can get the same experience with VueJS/React and Feathersjs
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by Can_Not 9y ago
1. Node focuses on modularity. You pick your express clone, you pick your ORM, you pick your front end, you pick your logger, you pick your passportjs plugins. Because so many great things are just unopinionated modules, there's less n
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by Can_Not 9y ago
I've ran sites in the ~500 users per day category where MySQL and postgre use nearly nothing in resources while user interaction causes complex transactions and competing row-level locks. Sounds pretty minimal to me. Odd though that so
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by Can_Not 9y ago
No, the response "why would he work for you" presumes that knowing how to build a product after acquiring VC funding would include the skill set or interest in acquiring the VC funding.
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by Can_Not 9y ago
It's because he wants to focus on building the thing, not focus on acquiring VC funding.
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by Can_Not 9y ago
Just as often as they are "No true Scotsman"'d.
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by Can_Not 9y ago
Security operates in layers. TLS isn't the end-all, be-all for security. It's one layer that prevents a category of attack vectors. Every extra unnecessary sending or storing of sensitive data is an attack vector.
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by Can_Not 9y ago
Credit card info, passwords...
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by Can_Not 9y ago
That doesn't detract from the value of client side validation, which is that it will be faster from the client's perspective and reduce server load.
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by Can_Not 9y ago
Animated screenshots (gifs, not YouTube videos) in the repo's readme or landing docs can be the difference between "this could actually be what I'm looking for, I'll try it" and "this probably isn't what I
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by Can_Not 9y ago
Honestly you're just making up non-genuine complaints and criticism in bad faith.
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by Can_Not 9y ago
I'm pretty fustrated reading comments like these because there are use-cases where these tools are pretty much the same and use-cases where these tools are wildly different and you guys are going back and forth arguing semantics that a
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by Can_Not 9y ago
You think building an elixir team is hard? Try finding an elixir job!
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by Can_Not 9y ago
A cop lied saying I ran a red light. I instantly bought a dashcam after that. I haven't had to pull the footage for any reason in the five years I've had it, but it's well worth the security.
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by Can_Not 9y ago
Orders of magnitude actually suggest the data would be best measured in exponents such as 10^3, 10^4, 10^5, etc because of it's range and distribution.
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by Can_Not 9y ago
I don't live in a place where any of that stuff will be practical or is coming for the next 5 years.
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by Can_Not 9y ago
> Unfortunately, no, because all of the current owners of said vehicles are incredibly possessive and covetous of such objects I think most of us can't afford to take out $10,000-$250,000 loans to replace working assets we already o
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by Can_Not 9y ago
There are some ReactNative alternatives calling themselves "native" that are only "native looking css in a webview". The future will probably only get more ambiguous.
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by Can_Not 9y ago
That might be bullying, but it's not employment discrimination.
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by Can_Not 9y ago
This is what made my first place of employment sour. Everyone was arrogant, less than 1 year of experience, obsessively talked about how we should use the other framework or language and how it would solve all our problems (all these sugges
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by Can_Not 9y ago
Is there an official definition chart for terms like junior, mid, senior? I keep hearing people sneer at the presumed miss-use of those terms as if everyone knew the official definitions. Last place I worked, senior was just the dev who&#x2
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by Can_Not 9y ago
Coming from BS3+jQuery, BS3/4 was confusing or obtuse to use the jQuery dependent parts with VueJS (modal being a good example). Most BS+VueJS libraries were incomplete or broken somewhere in the VueJS 1 => 2 shuffle. Bulma was not
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by Can_Not 9y ago
Also Winston Churchill bragging about letting 2 million Indians starve. Stalin was trying to stop farmers from burning their own crops. It's interesting how one sided most of our "common knowledge" of the last century is.
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by Can_Not 9y ago
> But is it at least more understandable when it is done in the name of trying to rid the world of a dangerous and destructive ideology This is factually wrong, the cold war was about imperialism and spheres of influence. The US was tear
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by Can_Not 9y ago
Did you ever consider Elixir?

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