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by Jasp3r 5y ago
If you use this, also take a look at GraphQL, AWS has a hosted GraphQL service called Appsync, and if you look into self hosted you can also use Prisma. Imagine postgREST with a better query format.
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by Jasp3r 5y ago
A hundred times this. Bad management is so painful. I work at a design agency acquired by a fortune 500 company. People starting leaving because the culture they liked vanished as everything became enterprise-y. The response from the manage
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by Jasp3r 6y ago
The main drawback for fish is that is not compatible with bash scripting. If you need help with something specific, you can throw out almost all help available online.
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by Jasp3r 6y ago
Increasing wages for everyone doesn't inherently mean everybody will earn more. Less money will go to shareholders, decreasing inequality
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by Jasp3r 6y ago
The fact that you logged 395 days in a year invalidates your entire dataset.
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by Jasp3r 6y ago
Terrible article, especially the part about migrations. The automatic migration generation of Django of course cannot infer exactly how you want your schema to change if you start renaming or altering columns. The author's solution, in
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by Jasp3r 7y ago
No you don't, that's not how webpack works. You can use webpack's live reloading during development, but that's it. It's just a module bundler
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by Jasp3r 7y ago
A simple web-server only does that: serving a website. With a proper webpack setup, you get imports/exports, (node) module bundling, live reloading which all massively improve your development speed. However I wouldn't recommend a
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by Jasp3r 7y ago
Read the second paragraph he is talking about: > Ok, now -- what language was it written in? Which editor did you use? Use any open source libraries? > In the best way? How long did it take to run the build? Was it easy to debug? >
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by Jasp3r 7y ago
"Everyone who has bought my book, loved it" - guy selling book
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by Jasp3r 7y ago
> If you lose your private SSH key, you regenerate it, and the server admin resets your public key. Zero data loss. This is exactly the same data loss as when you lose your master password. Just like you store multiple passwords in your