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by Scarbutt 3y ago
Are there companies in the last 7 years that have started with rails and have become big like spotify?
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by Scarbutt 3y ago
1. In Node, the main event loop is single threaded. So if you want to do some work that is heavily CPU intensive, until you make an IO call, the Node server isn't free to handle another incoming request. You can test this out with a b
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by Scarbutt 3y ago
Read computer architecture and computer systems books.
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by Scarbutt 3y ago
How can she do all this using kate and not vim? /s
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by Scarbutt 3y ago
Libraries for application programming, last time I used Go nothing came close to the Java PDF creation libs for example.
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by Scarbutt 3y ago
This. AWS can be as simple or complex as you want it to be.
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by Scarbutt 3y ago
Business requirements change over time, specially at the beginning, you may have 80% certainty of the schema today but not in four months.
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by Scarbutt 3y ago
Looks like they are showcasing the output of the compiler, not the hand written SQL.
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by Scarbutt 3y ago
It's hard to say, if microsoft or google where behind prql and promoting it, it may as well become a typescript. There's a reason many developers use query builders, while not exactly the same, they want programming language featu
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by Scarbutt 3y ago
How do you run a GUI with a container? Xorg server running in the container?
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by Scarbutt 3y ago
Wait until you learn about users of that editor called vim.
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by Scarbutt 3y ago
Network effects, react is where the jobs are.
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by Scarbutt 3y ago
How bad is mcdonalds food?
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by Scarbutt 3y ago
Exporting to .xls files it's pretty bad, so it's a no for sharing. Unfortunately, Google sheets does a better job here. I assume cloud office is the best in this case but haven't tried it.
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by Scarbutt 3y ago
They mentioned adding a DB replica for reads.
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by Scarbutt 3y ago
Normalization is not only about data storage but most importantly, data integrity.
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by Scarbutt 3y ago
Docker provides an extra layer of "safety" for rogue third party packages. Better than installing those rogue packages directly to the host.
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by Scarbutt 3y ago
FWIW, there's a community around Emacs that focuses on writing. Lots of articles have been written about it and there are some "famous" authors that have written books/novels in it. Yes, you can use Emacs in the terminal
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by Scarbutt 3y ago
I would add 'no macros' being a no no too.
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by Scarbutt 3y ago
SQlite is much more efficient if I dedicate one process to handle all writes and optimize that process for speed (i.e. batch writes, etc.). That increases complexity on the application side though.
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by Scarbutt 3y ago
What was the issue with COVID?
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by Scarbutt 3y ago
What language has C++ interop?
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by Scarbutt 3y ago
Using plaintext is one click away while composing an email in most email/web clients I have tried.
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by Scarbutt 3y ago
Mozilla fired the dev tools team, so features get in more slowly compared to Chrome.
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by Scarbutt 3y ago
A more seamless switch would be just using the web clients.
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by Scarbutt 3y ago
Then screen is your WM for the remote VM.
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by Scarbutt 3y ago
so it's doing software virtualization?
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by Scarbutt 3y ago
MongoDB was originally an eye-opening technology for many of us developers, empowering us to build applications faster than using relational databases. Something something HN and pitchforks.
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by Scarbutt 3y ago
Why is Fly.io so praised here? couldn't run any production workload on them cause of all the technical issues they have.
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by Scarbutt 3y ago
OTOH, those other languages have decent ecosystems.

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