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by barrell 4y ago
I played with Elixir and Phoenix for about two years. I absolutely loved it. To be honest, Elixir wasn't my favorite, but I felt like Phoenix was everything Ruby on Rails ever set out to be. I did find the documentation a little sparse
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by barrell 4y ago
Analytics, design, freedom of speech, durability, interoperability, privacy, different writing UI, monetisation, independence, possibly domain management and surely much much more. It's a nice feature to finally have but I wouldn'
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by barrell 4y ago
This comment seems uncalled for. it’s a different sort of experience and different people like different things. I don’t like it when I download an app, only to find that it opens in a weird size because it hasn’t been updated in years. I’d
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by barrell 4y ago
I recently launched a webpage without validation on the email field. 90% of the rows created in the database were not emails. I understand the point about not maintaining complex regex, but I just used an npm package that maintains and upda
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by barrell 5y ago
I got the canon 100L macro lens last spring for my 6D mark II (after drooling over it for literally 10 years), and ended up getting the iPhone 13 Pro when it came out. So I'm a macro noob with no other equipment. Can confirm, everythin
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by barrell 5y ago
> Tech is still really cool, compared to decades ago I think a huge factor I haven't seen mentioned is continuous delivery. How often were new operating systems released? How often were new products announced? When you bought softwa
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by barrell 5y ago
As a long time web dev who primarily uses Safari for development, I find myself constantly looking for workarounds for Chrome. I do admit sometimes I feel Safari to be lagging behind, but I think it's a far cry from the 'new IE&#x
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by barrell 5y ago
For what it's worth, I mixed up my units :) I meant to say consider 2+ grams of protein per pound of bodyweight. This is definitely the upper threshold of protein I'd recommend people consider but you asked for weird tips! (2g per
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by barrell 5y ago
Weird tips: - Eat potatoes and gourds. Here in holland we have 30% reduced calorie potatoes, an (uncooked) kilo of food can be less than 600 kcal - Learn to steam vegetables. Buy an electric steamer if need be. If you properly steam vegetab