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by cies 2y ago
We use jOOQ, and love it. But sqlc also makes nice trade offs. I see it does Kotlin generation: if this lib was around when we picked jOOQ, I's certainly had considered it. Differences: * jOOQ is an eDSL with an optional schema-to-clas
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by cies 2y ago
> "tracking the state server-side" is a _major_ pain in the butt compared to having client-side state. The issue with many SPAs I saw was that state had to be managed BOTH in the browser AND on the server. This resulted in more
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by cies 2y ago
What is a build for? The article does not really articulate it. * Dependency management (use libs so you dont have to write/maintain that code yourself) * Code generation (we use that for added typesafety: jOOQ the SQL eDSL, and OpenAP
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by cies 2y ago
But what Haskell libs you use on the back-end?
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by cies 2y ago
100% agree :)
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by cies 2y ago
I suspect that be in the more socialist countries. Cuba has many, but also usually are state initiated and somewhat state controlled. China, Vietnam and DPRK have many "not true worker coops" also due to state control. Finland, It
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by cies 2y ago
ORMs only make easy things slightly easier. Complex queries are not expressable in ORMs, so you need SQL queries (usually as strings, in external files or generated with a tool like jOOQ/LINQ). I think just doing all with SQL is easier
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by cies 2y ago
With server-side only you need only one place to keep state. Then you have a stateless webserver that needs to persist all to a db. Those constraints make software easier. React is just the view part in the browser. You still needs state ma
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by cies 2y ago
Just VC money buying good press. PHP still shit. Not valley bros, just engineers that have worked many hours with several wildly different languages simply know what works well.
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by cies 2y ago
Ktor + jOOQ + Elm + OpenAPIv3 generators for generating a type-safe Elm client and Kotlin DTOs for the serverside. IHP (Haskell) w/ HTMX. Elm + Lamdera; for small games (super low boilerplate). Hasura (Postgres + authorization exposed
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by cies 2y ago
A jooq-like for TypeScript (as vanilla JS would kind of defy jooq's purpose) would be really nice. I'm not sold on ORMs. They make the easy queries slightly easier, and have no solution more complex queries. Not worth the learning
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by cies 2y ago
What do you mean by trad funding? Loans? Bonds? Equity investments?
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by cies 2y ago
> All this to say, it would be great to see more capital for co-ops in the form of traditional loans with favourable interest rates. Sure, that would be great. But what can govt do today to incentivize that? I'd say just relax (tax)
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by cies 2y ago
If you invest you want some control. The law is very clear (lots of preceding cases) on your power as an investor in case of equity investments. In case of w-coop investment constructions as you mention the law is very unclear. Hence usuall
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by cies 2y ago
In that case i just want to clarify it to others who may read it.
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by cies 2y ago
The "soviet system" as you call, started (yes the revolution) with a slogan "power to the soviets". In the slogan the word "soviet" meant "worker coop". This slogan was abolished when more central pla
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by cies 2y ago
It's inherent to the way a coop works that it's not possible to follow the same path. There is no 7% equity to be given, only the repayment of a loan. The coop model does not promote taking risk and hence have many fail, yet a few
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by cies 2y ago
Here including the whole "debunking" of it... Judge for yourself if this type of info would be removed from FB if it was posted by users: https://www.snopes.com/news/2023/02/06/zuckerberg-vaccin
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by cies 2y ago
I wonder how different the answers would be if simply the title was "is your green my green"
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by cies 2y ago
I get the feeling that we are told to look at AI for danger (there prolly is, but as of yet it not that evident to me; at this point I'd say AI is simply better and more blackboxy algorithms). But the danger with big tech to me is much
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by cies 2y ago
My experience scaling up Rails (mostly in size of codebase NOT in size of traffic) really made me love typesafe languages. IDE smartness (auto complete, refactoring), compile error instead of runtime, clear APIs... Kotlin is a pretty nice &
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by cies 2y ago
The article says: everything that is CRUD is CRUD. That's true. But NOT everything is CRUD. Validation is not CRUD (you do not want your DB to validate your data in most cases -- and even whet the DB does validation: the V is not in CR
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by cies 2y ago
In some countries this is not uncommon.
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by cies 2y ago
I agree with your observation, but this is merely put fwd as an alternative to port knocking. Port knocking is IMHO just to keep your sshd logs clean from huge lists of failed attempts, that prevent me from actually finding interesting info
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by cies 2y ago
Chargebacks are a creditcard thing. In some countries people are willing to pay with methods that do not allow chargebacks. Also chargebacks do not work for wiretranfers. So you can ask them to do a wire transfer instead
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by cies 2y ago
I frown at JSX. Just a layer of abstraction that is so "leaky" that you have to know what actually goes on in the layers below or you are fucked. It looks simpler at first glance/ to a untrained eye; but it's just adding
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by cies 2y ago
He's not one of "them" (bankers, politicians, lobbyists). Street dealers as well: not belong to "them". See how Epstein was punished in 2008: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jeffrey_Epstein#Legal_
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by cies 2y ago
> lack of proper enums, lack of sum types, no null safety etc I miss the same for work. I wonder how long it will take for Go to be the new PHP. Zealotism is through the roof. I read here people say "lack of proper enums, lack of su
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by cies 2y ago
This threat is according to "U.S. intelligence officials". The same office that claimed the Iraq has WMDs, or Osama bin Laden was in Afghanistan. Both Iraq and Afghanistan were subsequently invaded/couped/destroyed, and.
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by cies 2y ago
Ok. In that case well done! You are policing the internet, telling everyone who's wrong they are wrong and "who dont get it", that "they dont get it".

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