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Graffur
6y ago
As someone else who has been unfairly flagged on this thread, I will stand up for jtdev. A quick scan of their profile and posts show they have been here 2-3 years. They have a small number of on topic submissions about CEOs, technologies a
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6y ago
Something that has been exposed a lot during this pandemic: expert opinions
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6y ago
Thanks for posting that. I never knew that. It does currency conversion too but unfortunately not crypto
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6y ago
Where in Ireland did you move to? What about work?
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6y ago
Just adding that I also hate driving cars. Thanks for your comment - I always feel it is something very strange about me.
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6y ago
I hadn't thought of those things but I did the same in the office too. I still look in the mirror or camera to see if there is food in my teeth :) but yeah a lot less stress from silly stuff. I am more conscious of appearing 'away
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Graffur
6y ago
Who is whining? OP even said they love the project. They're just asking a question.
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Graffur
6y ago
> there is no opportunity for an new entrant into this market almost globally? Why is that? Is it something Stripe achieved over time?
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6y ago
I've never heard Clubhouse mentioned in real life. I suppose that means it has the opportunity to grow a lot more.
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6y ago
What is Stripe's moat? It's developer friendly but from my experience management will only care about the cost.
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6y ago
What's your backend deployment look like? Just one deployment or split into services? Docker? Also, what's your opinion on Google Cloud? I've used Azure and AWS but not Google Cloud.
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6y ago
> If they're the highest level why didn't the other 6 layers handle it? I would have the same question.
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6y ago
Why can't a compiler essentially do the same for null as you're describing for None?
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6y ago
Some random thoughts/questions (I am not in your target audience though): * I like the about page * I don't like the name * Have you gotten much support from the coffee purchase button? * What is your tech stack?
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6y ago
why no nulls? and no exceptions? I am no language designer but as a user they seem ... usable.
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6y ago
Another vote for Svelte from me. But my set up is: Svelte with Sapper for the front end. It calls API endpoints in a Java Spring backend. I already know Spring very well so this setup is pretty fast for me. Sometimes I use PostegreSQL but a
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6y ago
It appears just to be full of spam at the moment. How do you plan on tackling that issue?
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Graffur
6y ago
So then logging out just logs them out in their own client? edit: fair enough if it's a portfolio project. I didn't see that here or on the site itself.
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6y ago
I am glad someone else asked this. It seems terribly explained. A picture or video might do well here. From the explanations below, I think the person who gets mentioned will receive a notification (email?) from webmention.io (Both people(d
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6y ago
Sure. Here's some benefits: * It helps with memory a lot. Writing something down will help you recall it later. * It reduces stress - you'll know you have the information you need written down. * It helps keep you organised. * It
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6y ago
Is there a reason we should appeal to Bill Gates on this discussion?
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6y ago
Can users log out? What happens if a user's token is stolen? Can it be invalidated?
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6y ago
Do you listen to anything while working or just use it as noise cancelling?
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Graffur
6y ago
Online learners need to be use multiple sources and tools to learn. Use some of Coursera's free content with some YouTube videos with some blog posts with some Udemy sales with some library books. It's unreasonable to expect one i
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6y ago
That seems reasonable. I implied it was a bad thing to be like a teenager but maybe that can be good too at times.
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I'm 30 now and my best small changes were: * Walk more - Getting a Fitbit motivated me a lot * Sleep better - educate yourself about sleep * Write things down - I refer to this as a superpower.
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6y ago
In my experience, automod ruins subs. Post something.. get notification.. removed by automod
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6y ago
This strikes me as a teenager attitude - trying to look cool. If your stories are great because you go out of your way to try make those stories.. it's not that interesting to other people. Being boring is seen as bad to teenagers but
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6y ago
Done = I'm finished but haven't tested it
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6y ago
I don't have much interview experience so I am wondering how you do this: "It is literally one of the first questions I ask in an interview about their processes and excuse myself from the process if I see if they follow it"
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