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7y ago
Well, switching from nodejs to Go for this use case was probably already a big win even if the algorithm didn't change.
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7y ago
More electron apps.
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7y ago
https://madnight.github.io/githut/#/pull_requests/2019/3 Unlike Java/C#, I would say github is a good indicator for Ruby.
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7y ago
Well, Ruby has Rails and it is still declining very fast, it's very hard to seen it come up back again, Perl has no chance.
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7y ago
Yeah, scrolling is still pretty bad, and high cpu usage in youtube/twitch.
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7y ago
Where is ublock for safari? ;)
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7y ago
How does Go solves your EF issue? Or, what would you use to write that app today in Go?
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We do not use foreign keys (2016)
(github.com)
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7y ago
If you have to ask then should use them to maintain integrity, only devs who know what they are doing can have the luxury of ignoring them because of sharding, performance, complex schema migrations etc..
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7y ago
It will give you lots of insight when planning your data models/tables.
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7y ago
You can't really design your tables well enough without knowing your UI, its a back and forth, forth and back process.
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7y ago
Select the official AMI for you preferred linux distro and use the package manager to install postgresql?
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7y ago
For a big job market, Javascript(browser/node.js), and a database (postgres). But more important than the "tech stack" is the fundamentals, what is your background?
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7y ago
100 boxes handling 1000 connections I hope this is a typo ;)
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7y ago
The only way to achieve high availability is to have redundancy of all things. It depends on your availability requirements, for me, it's more important and simpler to be able to deploy again(with data) under hour than dealing with H
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7y ago
Since you evaluated proprietary versions, have you check out notion.io? For note taking, I have found it great.
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7y ago
The problem with this solutions IME is that now you start to fight the editor and wasting a lot time: https://imgur.com/a/Zt0M9DX
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7y ago
- Probability and Statistics (I'd argue one should take this Well, one needs calculus por statistics.
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7y ago
It has been commoditized, you can buy a cheap IP-PBX just almost like you buy a SOHO router.
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7y ago
Lots and lots of outside money.
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7y ago
Picking on your brain and hindsight ;) , and as someone who did little ES5 and DOM/browser API programming in the past, what would you recommend today for a fast track to a SPA for a solo project? (The learning process is not an issue)
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figma?
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7y ago
Closure compiles JS to JS, you must be thinking fo GWT.
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7y ago
Never had a good experience with LO in macos(too buggy), I hear that in windows/linux is much better though.
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7y ago
nice try.
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7y ago
and less catchy.
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7y ago
https://openstax.org/subjects/math are pretty good. Start with the Pre-Algebra book, then Algebra and Trigonometry, and then Calculus volumes, the first two volumes are more than enough for SICP. This can take you two
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7y ago
I have been prompt by google captcha many times here by the HN login.
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7y ago
Safari means no ublock, the web without is annoying.
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7y ago
Safari is a high bar to reach but they are getting closer to Chrome.
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