SPascareli13

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by SPascareli13 4y ago
I use ASDF and it's very good to manage versions, specially if you have multiple projects with different versions of go or node, for example. You don't even need to manually switch, you can set a version per folder! Of course, the
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by SPascareli13 4y ago
Even if that's the case the author's point still stands, focusing the code quality in this code makes more sense, if it's bad.
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by SPascareli13 5y ago
But what exactly was the problem here? That the PR took 3 days? The back and forth comments? That you needed to make a PR in the first place? Because any of this things seem pretty natural to me, specially if you are a new dev in the team a
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by SPascareli13 5y ago
I didn't really understood this "learn then understand" concept in the article, and also didn't understood the "backdoor", can you illuminate me?
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by SPascareli13 5y ago
Honest question, why not? Its not like that's something that will scale infinitely, you only have so many devs and so many repos to work on, also it's not like it's hard to backup the data, actually, you can bet that you will
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by SPascareli13 5y ago
Interesting, is there any discussion available to understand their decision?
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by SPascareli13 5y ago
Wait, isn't Wrap and other pkg/errors proposals used in the current stdlib? I thought they officially accepted that package as the default errors package.
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by SPascareli13 5y ago
I am in a position now where I have a few Jrs that I have to care for, any more advice?
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by SPascareli13 5y ago
Something I've been thinking is, like the article says, SQL is a very good way to transform data, and it recommends dbt for it, but how to you test this transformation? I know dbt has tests, but on a superficial look they seem pretty t
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by SPascareli13 5y ago
Your friends will see your comment in fb, so there is an incentive to comment even when there is already millions of other comments.
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by SPascareli13 5y ago
I just want to go in a small tangent here, but I imagine that if Cesar knew he was going to die and had to adopt someone to continue his rule, he probably wouldn't pick his sickly nephew with no experience, no matter how bright he migh
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by SPascareli13 5y ago
Your experience is certainly invited :) I think your experience is really interesting, because as a dev our work can be hard to measure, unless you're working on something huge and very visible, so this interpersonal part of the work b
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by SPascareli13 5y ago
Ok, I'll ask the big question: How do you deal with politics? Specially when you are the only remote person in the team. Do you feel you have a disadvantage to someone that works in person when it comes to being recognized and growth?
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by SPascareli13 5y ago
It makes me think that some truths may take years, decades to really come out. Things we read today in the news might only become clear in the future, specially politics and such.
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by SPascareli13 5y ago
By "bare metal" you mean as a regular process in the OS instead of as a docker container? Then it should really make no difference in terms of performance. A process in a docker container is also a process in the host OS, but with
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by SPascareli13 5y ago
Not to be confused with RedbeanPHP.
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by SPascareli13 5y ago
And how is it going? Are people using it out in the wild?
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by SPascareli13 5y ago
Whats App is doing the same, already in testing phase in Brazil.
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by SPascareli13 6y ago
I can tell you that not only he is right, but I've used Vue for exactly that purpose before and works like a charm. You can go pretty far using Vue with a <script> tag before you start needing build tooling.
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by SPascareli13 6y ago
Wait, podcast is named after iPod?
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by SPascareli13 6y ago
The idea now is not to separate thing by file type (all .js go here, html goes there) but to separate by logical components, thing that work together, go together. I guess it's like working in vertical slices of related logic rather th
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by SPascareli13 7y ago
I wonder how powerful of a droplet you need to run a jitsi server with a few dozen people in video chat.
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by SPascareli13 7y ago
Usually I like to take things in a practical way, if you are happy with the people you're hiring, than it's fine, and there is not much point thinking about "what if these are not the best possible people we could hire?"
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by SPascareli13 7y ago
How to you make a transition to this way of working? Is it all about networking?
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by SPascareli13 7y ago
Have you tried Prisma? How it compares with Hasura?
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by SPascareli13 7y ago
I was looking into Prisma + Apollo, can you expand more on your problems with it? To be it seemed really magical at first, but I don't know how it really works in production.
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by SPascareli13 7y ago
I'm curious if anyone is using Podman in prod environment, it seems to have quite a lot of limitations compared to Docker.
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by SPascareli13 7y ago
> I’m obviously biased - I was the first non googler to have commit on the repo. How well was your PR received?
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by SPascareli13 7y ago
> We have all databases in k8s, with physical volumes backed by an NFS-connected storage that's sitting in the same rack. I was searching about this yesterday, how is your performance running a database in NFS? If your entire db can
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by SPascareli13 7y ago
Can you explain what "variable transaction cost" is?

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