blueslurpee

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   by blueslurpee 4y ago

   This differs in Europe, where some NAA's view night flying as equivalent to IFR.
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   by blueslurpee 4y ago

   In addition to the sibling you might like: https://cssgridgarden.com/
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   by blueslurpee 4y ago

   Nice thread. The comment about "full steam ahead with Rust" was nice. Like you I've been on a basically identical search, but instead of coming up from Rust I've come down from dynamically typed languages on the backend.
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   by blueslurpee 4y ago

   We have similar experiences. I absolutely love Typescript. But I don’t like Node very much. So I keep TS in the browser. I’ve been looking at Nim or Scala for the backend. It’s either that, or just dive into Rust. It really seems if you don
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   by blueslurpee 4y ago

   The technique that you have described on viewing the simple object combinations as "projections" is an excellent one; composability in your system emerges from efficiently selecting and combining these projections into the desired
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   by blueslurpee 4y ago

   Agreed, very interesting things going on in the "edge" space. I personally think this is why HN is so jazzed about things like fly.io. Super low latency opens up a whole new category of applications, it's a "step functio
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   by blueslurpee 4y ago

   Interestingly enough, assuming you use React this is how I see the role of something like Remix[0], which serves as a "rendering layer" that aggregates application data from different API's/stores and then sends a cachab
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   by blueslurpee 4y ago

   I haven't implemented this pattern (and I'm not convinced it is widespread or even exists in a cohesive form yet) but I've become quite bedazzled with the idea of "UI as pure function of state" a la React/Redux
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   Show HN: Bloozy – a free word game for enthusiasts(bloozy.app)

   2 points by blueslurpee 5y ago|1 comments
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    by blueslurpee 5y ago

    Okay, I think this and the sibling have tipped it. Sounds like Haskell is where I will land and the best place to start branching out. Appreciate you!
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    by blueslurpee 5y ago

    I can’t say I’m too jazzed about Kotlin or Groovy, but Scala on the other hand sounds really brilliant!
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    by blueslurpee 5y ago

    Insightful comment. In general I prefer tools that have a prescribed way of looking at the world and don’t try to be everything to everyone. That said, I feel a certain allure to the depth and “wizardry” that I’ve heard so much about in Sca
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    by blueslurpee 5y ago

    Thanks a lot. The general hope of the question, was in that there may be people like me on HN who had a similar itch at around year 2-5 in their career. In general, it's a low-risk decision, because it's only for personal enrichme
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    by blueslurpee 5y ago

    Edited. And fair enough point. To use your analogy, this question is more of the "linguist" side. If I were solely interesting in the "writer" side, I would be building distributed systems in Go.
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    Ask HN: Which programming language should a journeyman programmer learn?

    6 points by blueslurpee 5y ago|25 comments
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    3factor App Architecture(3factor.app)

    2 points by blueslurpee 5y ago|0 comments
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    by blueslurpee 5y ago

    I haven't read enough about GraphQL (or even used it) to debate its relative merits, but I find it very interesting from "business architecture" point of view. For instance, assume the future of IT looks like it does today, o
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    by blueslurpee 5y ago

    Well said, I agree with you.
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    by blueslurpee 5y ago

    Some interesting & fruitful replies in here. There is definitely some nuance that deserves to be unpacked. Yes, a well-oiled team with competent leadership and an effective culture can do more than an individual alone. However the premi
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    by blueslurpee 5y ago

    >Sure, in the ’80s, it might have been possible for one person to do it all: systems administration, database, coding, design. But in today’s world, database administrators, infrastructure engineers, coders, designers, project managers a
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    by blueslurpee 5y ago

    Great response and awesome side project, thanks a lot! Do you have any thoughts on the “native vs. React native” question?
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    Ask HN: How is Swift UI performing for you in late 2021?

    6 points by blueslurpee 5y ago|3 comments
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    Ask HN: Small shops, how do you do CD?

    1 points by blueslurpee 5y ago|1 comments
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    by blueslurpee 6y ago

    This is so cool
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    Ask HN: Simple Deploys Scaled to Large Businesses?

    2 points by blueslurpee 6y ago|0 comments