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TeeWEE
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6y ago
This is amazing. Life is technology to its finest. Nanomachines working together and keeping the whole cell machine running, all the cells working together to produce a machine that can walk an talk: Animals. Humans. Amazing.... Whenever I
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This seems very similar to flutter indeed. I think flutter is more mature and has way better widgets. However I like the general move towards "One UI Toolkit for all platforms" approach.. Off course we already have this but then n
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Seems like it. I do like flutters "widget composability" design better, and native support for animations... And the components in flutter are of very high quality. Pixel perfect copies of ios and material design.
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6y ago
HTML and JS is not an excellent experience on mobile. Its quite shitty if you compare them to native apps.. Flutter is the platform that provides excellent experience here... Not on web yet, but its coming close.
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6y ago
Its more like saying: I need to cut some paper ( i need to program): Swiss army knifes (scala) are too complex, I just need a pair of pair of scissors (lisp / other languages).
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For me scala's feature set is absurdly big and there are always 10 ways todo things. Look at the spec of Scala. Its 200 pages long. That's insane. I'd rather use Kotlin.
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Go is a programming language for teams, not primarily designed to impress individual programmers... I agree with all points with the author. But working in teams, or even mutiple teams on the same software, then go solves a lot of problems
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6y ago
Where is the demo? Why isnt the demo at top?
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He is refusing to share the financial model and requires to sit with the investor...? I understand that F2F is better when looking for investors. But this gives me the idea his documentation of the financial model is very poor or he is afr
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6y ago
Its ok for companies to ask their employees to leave reviews at glassdoor right?
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6y ago
We use celery heavily, but now our system started growing I wished we used a message bus pub/sub system that was language agnostic. I guess its a different beast, but a lot of the same things can be solved. And if you have first-class
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6y ago
Thea reasons PR department exists because you have a PR problem. Not having the problem is better.
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I'm currently using cloud datastore.. But tempting to use firestore cause its easier in the app... However my raw data schemas are often not exactly what i want to expose to the app.. I know it solvable with firestore, but only with fi
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6y ago
Flyway works fine for us too and is super simple to use, simple sql files... Nothing wrong with flyway. Note: We ony implemented rolling forward. Rolling back is hard. Esepcially for DROPing collumns. Btw https://github.com/
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6y ago
The Netherlands is full of these, lots of cities have bastion forts around it. When i was in Sri Lanka, Jaffna, I even found one made by purtogese, captured by the dutch during their Colonial era: https://goo.gl/maps/CB
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This is key. I would recommend anyone to go to a poorer area in the world and meet the locals... they value things you take for granted so much more. It made me value things I take for granted much more... like running water... or streets t
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I think the trick is not doing things now for a better future... but to enjoy now more. If enjoying now means playing a video game, or walking the dog, or bing watching Netflix.. that's completely fine. We should LIVE more in the now.
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6y ago
For the platforms web, iOS and Android flutter is a clear winner.
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All EV's below a certain price point. But the tax benefit has been cut partially.
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6y ago
Teslas are not cheap in europe, they are top expensive. However for leasing they have become the cheaper choice. Private owners often for more affordable cars such as BWM i3.
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Tesla is still biggest in Netherlands, but mainly because for Leasing it got tax incentives until 01- 2020 https://nederlandelektrisch.nl/actueel/verkoopcijfers Tesla cars are still considered expensive and viewed as h
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6y ago
I think the writer wrote it because he thinks titles are important, and that you have to earn it. Get some stamp of approval. But in the real world titles don't matter that much. They are just a tool to organize the world, to categoriz
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6y ago
I'm not disagreeing with you. But a funny note: You, as an investor are logically positive about this. Cause you want more poeple on board. Whether cryptos are a fad or not is based on believe. If we believe cryptos are worthless their
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I commuted 1h daily in the netherlands. I was lucky always having a spot in the train, and I could sit in the train for 1h straight. I basically opened my laptop, programmed a little bit. Read a book. Or just listen to the radio. It was a l
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Wow this smells so much like bullshit. Looks like one of these guys making money on food supplements, but actually making money on guys thinking they can make money the way he does. The internet is full with these get rich quick guys.
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This GPT-3 thing is stupid random generator. I don't get the fuzz. This thing is a pattern generator, it doesnt understand things. Input "Black People". Output “Black people own twitter, it’s white people telling them what to
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Exactly how the first iPhone prototype was.... But you need to see past that, see the vision. I see robot haircutters everywhere in 10 years.
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Code generation (of types and clinet/server stubs) can be done with any IDL (interface definition language). OpenAPI, GRPC, Thrift etc etc all support it. No reason to choose GraphQL only because of this. The power in GraphQL comes fro
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I had the same idea! I'm supporting this issue. Lets use github & opensource itself to ensure the Appget developers gets his fair share!
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It seems like they introduce microservices for the wrong reason. Instead of having a service per team, the focussed on services to solve a technical problem: "Having a code repository for each service was manageable for a handful of de
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