IceDane

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by IceDane 3y ago
> otherwise they would feel you are just wasting their time. I don't think this is a fair characterization. Icelandic people have however gotten very used to speaking English in their day-to-day lives because there are so many immig
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by IceDane 3y ago
This just .. doesn't seem that useful compared to the normal devtools. It is also noticeably laggy, based on the demo on your site, with pop-in/FOUC. Definitely not worth $30/m for me. That pricing just seems way unrealistic
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by IceDane 4y ago
I've written Haskell for 10+ years and I can honestly say that there are very few areas where I would seriously consider Haskell over Rust at this point. It also seems and feels like that is the general consensus at a lot of companies,
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by IceDane 4y ago
As interesting as it would be to watch some of these streams, it's completely unbearable to watch and listen with this persona involved. If they were trying for something that would ensure a very niche audience, this was a good choic
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by IceDane 4y ago
Just FYI - I would not use CRA. Even the react maintainers basically recommend you don't use it, since it's not really up to date with best principles, and they might eventually change it so that it becomes a wizard that lets you
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by IceDane 4y ago
Very cringey. Not helped by how it also dictates how you should use it. Why do they care about the shape or the color?
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by IceDane 4y ago
> I don't want to get into a debate about this. I've told you what I believe and why I believe it. You've told me what you believe, but not why. You just made vague, handwavy assertions about things that you clearly under
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by IceDane 4y ago
> - GQL allows unbounded arbitrary queries. The awkward workarounds turn it into REST with none of REST semantics This is essentially a solved problem. You simply give all your fields a complexity value and then you limit the allowed com
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by IceDane 4y ago
> * your teams will now spend a big portion of their time thinking about GQL primitives and mapping and syntax (oh my) and otherwise caring for and feeding this beast. What exactly do you mean by this? My team spends exactly zero time &q
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by IceDane 4y ago
There seem to be a lot of people pushing back on GraphQL who often don't seem to understand what it really is, or what it can do. They often seem to think that it's super complicated to build and use, and that REST(-ish) APIs are
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by IceDane 4y ago
How is GQL a "huge burden"? Would you care to elaborate?
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by IceDane 4y ago
OTOH they don't even charge you if your bill is less than $5/month. I've had an app do nothing for a few months now, and my bills are always just thrown away due them being under $5.
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by IceDane 4y ago
Which part of this app is using LiveView? Since what you link to is using next.js. Are you guys mixing the two? I really want to find a reason to build something with elixir, and it might be viable for my current work project. We won't
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by IceDane 4y ago
This is very neat, and I've actually been planning on building something similar - just never got around to it. I wasn't aware of tql, though, so it's not unlikely I would have just used that instead. The only "downside&
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by IceDane 4y ago
Pandas is just the worst. I mean, it's obviously powerful, but it's still the worst. It suffers from the same problem as so many other python libraries which were clearly designed by scientists rather than software engineers. The
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by IceDane 4y ago
Wow! You just solved loneliness using 5 lines of high school level logic! Give this man a nobel prize. This is embarrassingly over-simplified. Maybe don't immediately turn every half-baked shower thought into a blog post and post it on
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by IceDane 4y ago
Sterile bubbles?? Made of what, plastic? But what of the microplastics? I upvoted your comment because I, too, am tired of the constant doom and gloom rhetoric. It turns out that practically anything and everything we are exposed to as we l
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by IceDane 4y ago
They are bad, and the crowd is dismissive. I work in this industry, though I work almost exclusively with non SAP related stuff. On one hand, the problems being solved are complicated and for some products, there are decades of embedded dom
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by IceDane 4y ago
Minor nitpick: It's CVR, not CRV.
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by IceDane 4y ago
There is no good alternative. Maybe poetry is the least worst, but it is a fractal trash fire like the rest of the python ecosystem. To name some issues i've had with poetry(and keep having): - Updating packages does not properly take
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by IceDane 4y ago
This is the least of SAP's crimes against software. Pretty much everything SAP builds is janky and awful like this. If you're lucky, "minor" UX problems like these are the only thing you have to deal with, but in the va
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by IceDane 4y ago
Emacs running a WM is a disaster. It's also slow as hell. It's hilariously slow. Suggesting using it as a compositor is sort of like suggesting sawing your own leg off. Makes no sense and is obviously a stupid idea. FYI i daily dr
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by IceDane 4y ago
I don't turn my camera on at all and no one has ever complained about it. I don't support this notion that just because we are working remotely, people are entitled to get a close-up view of my face. It just feels uncomfortable to
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by IceDane 4y ago
This is going about exactly as terrible as you'd have guessed it would. Usually there is some redeeming thing, but it doesn't look like there is in this case. When they started the layoffs, and with such short notice, I just knew
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by IceDane 4y ago
Medium is full of people who are intentionally trying to "game" it to make more money. They produce garbage content en masse, and then they try to get as many people to read / like / whatever it as possible. This is just
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by IceDane 4y ago
Hyperloop has long since been proven to be infeasible to the point of being practically impossible. Please stop drinking the Musk koolaid. It was never going to happen and it never will.
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by IceDane 4y ago
I really hope this, or something like it, ends up succeeding massively. Someone needs to put a bullet in SQL so that we can innovate properly in this space.
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by IceDane 4y ago
OK, cool idea, but.. - Why is this written in PHP? Who builds CLI applications in PHP? Everything looks like a nail, I guess? - Why did you choose your own custom serialization format instead of using something universally supported, like J
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by IceDane 4y ago
Slick? UI5? Are we seeing the same thing? UI5 is a travesty. It is a complete disaster, and if I somehow ended up working on it, I would not put that experience on my resume out of shame.
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by IceDane 4y ago
Spoken like someone who has never built a non-trivial web application using vanilla JS or jQuery.

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