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by bamazizi 6y ago
Subscription fatigue Newsletter fatigue Notification fatigue Social media mentions, pings and ... fatigue It's real folks! I'm might not be the only one, but I went on a rampage a while ago and unsubscribed from 90% of #$%^ that a
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by bamazizi 6y ago
There are some good free open source systems, just bring your own email provider like AWS SES and save $$$: - Mautic.org (Recently acquired by Wordpress company) - Sendy.co ( more of a newsletter but you can setup templates and add/rem
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by bamazizi 6y ago
I think it's not a question of Vue vs React, though they both help create reactive frontends, but the right comparison is Vue vs Svelte because of similarity in approach. Vue3 is replica of Svelte's approach but Svelte is hands do
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by bamazizi 6y ago
Message buses, as a source of truth, pass events around without much knowledge of its content relative to what applications need to process. They maintain history and offset of events based on topics. Sink/aggregators listen to events
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by bamazizi 6y ago
I've been using CQRS pattern since 2017. Let me tell you it's not a complete system pattern, only a starting point. You need to design your system as LEGO pieces. What do you need to add? 1) Internal design guide/rule/la
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by bamazizi 6y ago
I've been using Go since 2013 and have 200K+ lines under my belt. Probably the same amount of work with JS/TS. My business is APP development (marketplace, fintech, social networks and saas) ... in the past 3-4 years NEVER ONCE ha
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by bamazizi 6y ago
Technically any static ui library can easily be turned into reactive components in any of the frameworks. I personally use & recommend Tailwind css, you still need to design/build your UI elements and components but Tailwind helps
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by bamazizi 6y ago
I understand this is a Vercel framework and probably a great distribution channel for new business and increasing overall revenue. But, I'm a bit disappointed the "next" version is more about Vercel's own internal busine
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by bamazizi 6y ago
This is a great effort. We've seen a lot self-hosted GA alternative hitting HN lately and that's awesome. Going through the demo, it's great to see many of the essentials. Will give this a try. Some gripe about the UI layout,
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by bamazizi 6y ago
This comes very close to GA alternative, it's nice and fat free. The daily salt reset is a deal breaker. (basically means people visiting the site are considered unique everyday which breaks monthly/weekly unique stats and convers
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by bamazizi 6y ago
Is this like a visual/gui Terraform or Ansible?
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by bamazizi 6y ago
I've had Ergodox EZ for 5+ months, and not loving it at all! It's unnatural and uncomfortable. Tried changing switches a few times, armrest changed, angels and keyboard layout adjusted many times and it's not any better. I fe
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by bamazizi 6y ago
Consider the domino effect of these decisions. With WFH culture rising: (Disclosure, I'm 100% in favour of WFH and been doing it for past ~5 years) - Commute time is reduced to seconds/minutes - Driving or taking public transporta
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by bamazizi 6y ago
The project has basically jumped from v0.0.1 to v1.0.0 within 4-5 months ... but how does it fare with reliability, throughput, ordering and deliveries? Is it PROD ready? are there any use-cases or project sizes this utility is NOT recommen
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by bamazizi 7y ago
So does this mean the tall skyscraper office buildings are becoming somewhat irrelevant and potentially obsolete? The icons and fabric of downtowns could be turned residential
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Ask HN: Predictions for future post Covid-19?
6 points by bamazizi 7y ago|7 comments
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by bamazizi 7y ago
What's surprising is that the question is "what tech to learn?" but most answers (also his own suggestion) are mostly about frameworks and programming tools. My suggestion would be to actually look into "tech" such
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by bamazizi 7y ago
Nice tool, I can see myself using it. I was intuitively clicking on the boxes expecting to go to the details of that component. It would be nice to move deeper into sub-layers dynamically, instead of relying on the side tree menu.
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by bamazizi 8y ago
Solo founder here. I've experienced several group size startups in the past 10+ years, and ultimately arrived to the conclusion that solo founder is the best option if you're cut out for it. As a solo founder you need to be a jack
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Laws of Distributed Architecture and How to build scalable applications(medium.com)
1 points by bamazizi 8y ago|0 comments
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by bamazizi 8y ago
I'd argue, cryptocurrencies are the worst thing to happen to such a great concept, decentralized agreements. Consensus algorithms have shifted focus away from decentralization and towards pushing cryptocurrency agendas. Shame!
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by bamazizi 9y ago
Cardano is the perfect example of hot air blurring the lines of sales vs. science.
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Coinbase GDAX is down(status.gdax.com)
2 points by bamazizi 9y ago|0 comments
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Bitcoin’s Final Boss(hackernoon.com)
2 points by bamazizi 9y ago|0 comments
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by bamazizi 9y ago
I highly recommend you look into gRPC. Building apps using event sourcing, CQRS and microservices can easily become hell if the data models are not thought through.
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by bamazizi 10y ago
1.5% additional cost to already high transaction fees is ridiculous!
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by bamazizi 11y ago
I believe taste/preference as the differentiator is missing. The "intense + focus" music on brain.fm puts me to sleep. My coding music is ASOT weekly series, it's usually couple of hours of house and trance music where I
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by bamazizi 11y ago
The programming language eco system is really improving rapidly and efficiently. It seemed the developer's toolkit was limited by the languages created 20+ years ago but within the last few years we're seeing a renaissance in deve
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JobRunner [GoLang] Asynchronously job processing outside of the request flow(github.com)
2 points by bamazizi 11y ago|0 comments
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Birth of a Startup, How to Find the ONE Problem(medium.com)
1 points by bamazizi 11y ago|0 comments

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