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by cientifico 1y ago
That was the same conclusion I got by playing with the graphs. I concluded that better IO planning it's only worth it for "slow" I/O in 18. Pretty sure it will bring a lot of learnings. Postgress devs are pretty awesome.
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by cientifico 1y ago
I wouldn't generalize it that much. There are few patterns where Turbo Streams, subscriptions, and permanent frames still make a lot of sense. One classic case is user notifications - like the user icon in the corner. That's perfe
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by cientifico 1y ago
Been using Turbo (and Turbolinks before it) for 10+ years, mostly outside Rails. It's awesome in that context. Can't really see how making it more Rails-centric would help - more likely it'd just cause a fork for everyone usi
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by cientifico 1y ago
Killing all the fun. Remember when you could trick a colleague into posting in Twitter, Facebook... by just sending a link? CSRF fixes are great for security - but they've definitely made some of the internet's harmless mischief m
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by cientifico 1y ago
The license was MIT until two months ago. That gives anyone the right to get the source code of that commit and do whatever. The article does not specified if the company is still using the code AFTER the license change. The rest of the poi
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by cientifico 1y ago
Because that’s literally the definition of open source: > Open-source software is software released under a license where the copyright holder grants users the rights to use, study, change, and distribute the software and its source code
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by cientifico 1y ago
Can you clarify the following sentence: > We are open-source ( https://github.com/cactus-compute/cactus ). Cactus is free for hobbyists and personal projects, with a paid license required for commercial use. If it is
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by cientifico 1y ago
We've adopted Google Wire for some projects at JustWatch, and it's been a game changer. It's surprisingly under the radar, but it helped us eliminate messy shutdown logic in Kubernetes. Wire forces clean dependency injection,
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by cientifico 1y ago
I like Hotwire/Turbo more than HTMX because of its core philosophy: start by building a fully functional page without any JavaScript, and then layer in enhancements only as needed. That approach has stayed consistent for years and feel
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by cientifico 2y ago
Justwatch | golang | Berlin | https://www.justwatch.com/talent/jobs/tech/streamingguide-ju... Backend development at justwatch. Looking for all levels, not only junior. Go, postgress, kubernetes. No remote. F
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by cientifico 2y ago
It’s like driving a car. Most people can drive without needing to understand the internals, and it’ll still get them from point A to B. But just like some people enjoy diving deep into car mechanics, others enjoy understanding the intricaci
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by cientifico 2y ago
I completely agree! If you're looking to deeply understand how Linux works under the hood, I highly recommend trying out Linux From Scratch. It gave me invaluable insight into the system, especially when I first explored it 20 years ag
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by cientifico 2y ago
If an intruder gets into my local account, I'm far more worried about them stealing my cookies or accessing company IP than my browser history. With cookies and browser access, they could get into my emails, family photos, bank account
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by cientifico 2y ago
Justwatch | Golang eng (Junior/Senior) and Senior ML engineer | Berlin (min 2days in office) | full time Hi. I am Guillermo, backend developer of StreamingGuide. We try to make justwatch.com the best streaming guide worldwide. We pred
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by cientifico 2y ago
If you have discipline, probably none. The difference is developer behavior that each framework encourages. While htmx/turbo focus in just couple of helpers and then leave you with the full HTML/JS, in a react ecosystem you end ha
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by cientifico 2y ago
For sure, there are cases in which a PWA focus is to add offline support, and you are totally right there. However, I will argue that 80% of PWA exist to have proper push notifications, or faster development than native.
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by cientifico 2y ago
Phoenix live view is awesome. If you use Phoenix that's the way to go. If you don't want to go to the erlangvm, htmx or hotwire/turbo are the only options I would consider.
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by cientifico 2y ago
This is by far the easiest way to do PWA without getting into the rabbit hole of react/Vue/svelte. I used them, and are awesome, don't misunderstand me. While comparing with htmx it feels more developer focus than tech focus,
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by cientifico 2y ago
Justwatch | Golang eng | Berlin (min 2days in office) | full time Hi. I am Guillermo, backend developer of StreamingGuide. We try to make justwatch.com the best streaming guide worldwide. We predominantly utilize Golang and Kubernetes, inte
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by cientifico 3y ago
I can tell you how is going to play out. The people with less money for lawyers will be held liable. Normally the captain.
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by cientifico 3y ago
I understand the frustration, but there is nothing preventing Google from adding a link to Google maps and other competitors in the search results. I will personally love to see a link to openstreetmaps that tends to be more detail in my ar
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by cientifico 3y ago
Justwatch| Go React ML SRE engineers | Berlin | Full-time | justwatch.com If you saw an ad for a movie we probably did it. Justwatch is the biggest and most up to date streaming guide. Company size: about 300. Engineering: about 40. No VC b
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by cientifico 3y ago
I find it surprising how quickly we rush to pass judgment on OpenAI's actions without understanding the motivations behind their attempt to trademark. It's possible that they are seeking protection against others who might registe
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by cientifico 3y ago
There was this related post in hn that might help you. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37971795
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by cientifico 3y ago
Location: Berlin Remote: Optional Willing to relocate: No Technologies: go, rails... Résumé/CV: 20y experience https://de.linkedin.com/in/galvarez Email: guillermo@cientifico.net
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by cientifico 3y ago
Location: Berlin Remote: Optional Willing to relocate: No Technologies: go, rails... Résumé/CV: 20y xp. https://de.linkedin.com/in/galvarez Email: guillermo@cientifico.net
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by cientifico 3y ago
Can't talk about your speech. If you want, you will improve if you really need that. Find coaches. At founder level they are a lot. What I wanted to say is to take a lot of care to not define your self by your weaknesses. If you have s
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by cientifico 3y ago
That's the plan.
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by cientifico 3y ago
Here I take the blame. I ask from day one to work on some kind of vision. She said that we can't talk for days, so better do it fast. I said yes (instead doing what I wanted that was to invest the time needed to agree on a vision). The
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by cientifico 3y ago
I still have a couple of things to try... But you are right. If it doesn't work so early... Thanks for your comment.

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