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by afhammad 4y ago
He wasn't the founder of Waze, he was the CEO.
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by afhammad 4y ago
So is https://twitter.com/gabor https://t2.social/
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by afhammad 4y ago
I hope you're right but from the outside it looks like everyone is just rebuilding the same thing.
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by afhammad 4y ago
looks identical (in features) to Retool, etc. Am I missing something?
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by afhammad 4y ago
agreed. I'm gonna checkout windmill when i get a chance, thanks!
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by afhammad 4y ago
@vladsanchez, @sevazhidkov, @Aeolun I agree, the website is terrible at explaining what it is, I only got it by seeing it fully implemented in a business. It's too broad to describe here but this might help: https://www.yout
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by afhammad 4y ago
I've not used Foundry myself but I've been given a demo of it fully implemented at a company. I agree that the Retool comparison is only a small part of what Foundry offers, and that's my point, I don't know of any open
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by afhammad 4y ago
I use Retool extensively at work for internal tooling (A.K.A Backoffice). It's really good in that I don't have to think about it much. There seems to be a new open-source competitor popping up every month, which is great, but I r
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by afhammad 4y ago
Oh I see. So you avoid the boilerplate of setting up a new project and configuring it how you like just to try stuff out. That's smart as that part usually takes people down rabbit holes that distract from the main goal.
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DHH – The Bubble Has Popped(world.hey.com)
15 points by afhammad 4y ago|5 comments
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by afhammad 4y ago
Curious to hear more. Are these personal projects or serving users? What are some examples of unrelated ideas you’ve tacked on to existing app servers?
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by afhammad 4y ago
Not OP, but if it's helpful, I use containers for all 3rd party services I need to run for development. (e.g. Postgres, Redis, Localstack, etc). This makes it easy to onboard new developers as they just have to run `docker-compose up`
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by afhammad 4y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21111662
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by afhammad 4y ago
RabbitMQ is a good example of middleware
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London Mews Directory(lurotbrand.co.uk)
36 points by afhammad 4y ago|31 comments
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by afhammad 4y ago
What are some non-obvious or second order effects of this?
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by afhammad 4y ago
I've used tsrange successfully in 2 projects to optimise storage of temporal data. The same can be achieved with start/end timestamp columns at the cost of more complex and error prone queries. Multiranges could be used to furt
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by afhammad 4y ago
Quite fond of them. Funds are cool too
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by afhammad 4y ago
Same here, best design software i’ve ever used, especially for web stuff. Sketch came close, although I haven’t used it in a while.
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by afhammad 4y ago
Its difficult to say which is the correct approach, but one thing I know is pricing is very hard and getting it wrong is costly. Getting usage first allows for constant valuable feedback but also establishes a value on the product within th
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How Artificial Intelligence Is Changing Design(algorithms.design)
2 points by afhammad 4y ago|1 comments
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by afhammad 4y ago
You will also find Clojure just as refreshing / enlightening. My company uses Elixir but I’ve also done a lot of Clojure, give it a shot if you haven’t.
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by afhammad 4y ago
you could end up in an infinite loop of writing “do it now” and never do “it”
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by afhammad 4y ago
More low-code than no-code, but checkout Retool's approach: https://docs.retool.com/docs/source-control
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by afhammad 4y ago
I use https://www.alfredapp.com/help/features/snippets/ Combined with https://www.alfredapp.com/help/features/clipboard/ you get great productivity, especially when working on
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by afhammad 4y ago
This talk is from 2016, not 2022
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by afhammad 5y ago
https://livebook.manning.com/book/api-design-patterns/chapte ... Section 6.3.3 gets to the point about base32
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by afhammad 5y ago
Same. Found Aeropress to be the best balance of TTC (time to coffee!), consistency, flavour extraction and ease of cleaning. Also prefer freshly ground light roasts! On the hunt for a good burr grinder that doesn’t break the bank.
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by afhammad 6y ago
Some recent/notable examples: https://roamresearch.com is built with Clojure(Script). https://storm.apache.org was written in Clojure but more recently re-written in Java to encourage OS contribution
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by afhammad 6y ago
Its not a magic bullet. It will take a while (possibly years, depending on how often you use it) before you can claim any productivity boost. It also depends on the nature of problems you use it for, for example its difficult to beat the pr

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