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by cjonas 4y ago
Are those references not split out as separate api "resources" that can be queried independently?
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by cjonas 4y ago
Probably? I only mentioned it because it's far too common for small companies to become dependent on Salesforce, only to then be priced out of the platform as their costs balloon with their needs.
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by cjonas 4y ago
I've been the CTO for a small Salesforce consulting agency for the last 10 years ( most of my time is actually working as an "architect"). Salesforce is really just a cloud based database with a UI slapped on top of it (for b
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by cjonas 4y ago
I've been using keystone to run a small coffee roasting operation. The underlying concept (primsa + graphql + custom crud hooks + ootb ui) makes it incredible easily to model and build businesses processes. Only compliant is that the a
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by cjonas 4y ago
The few towns nearby are just as expensive. I own a home in Alpine WY and the market has gone up almost 100% since we bought in 2017. Victor/driggs is even worse (especially when factoring state tax). Only slightly better situation in
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by cjonas 4y ago
I'll be the one who gets blamed for that, but not how to do so without well defined and properly verified requirements. (see point about about the not understanding what is being built and constantly changing the scope)
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by cjonas 4y ago
I find myself quoting the mythical man month to various poeple at least 2-3 times a week. Unfortunately no one is familiar with it (obviously) or seems to understand the point. The other day I had PM complaining how they were going to keep
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by cjonas 4y ago
Dealing with exactly 1 & 2 right now. #3 doesn't really apply in my case because 80% of the devs are budget staffing agency hires. But on that note, I'd add a 4th point: Management panics when they realize they won't ma
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by cjonas 4y ago
I'm on a project that started with a deadline before we really even knew what we were building (months away from that deadline and we still don't). Despite seemly unlimited budget to throw at it, technical debt is out of control a
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by cjonas 5y ago
When done responsibly, it's pretty clear ranch cattle are in the same or less physical agony as their counter parts. Where I live, it's not uncommon to see wild elk, antelope and sometimes even bison grazing alongside cattle. Th
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by cjonas 5y ago
a more equal comparison would be an adolescence to mature human... So 12-18 years? Food, shelter & protection provided? Blissfully unaware of my predetermined fate? And if they don't eat me, I never exist in the first place? I&#x2
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by cjonas 5y ago
Humans didn't "invent" the concept of eating other animals. We evolved to do so, just like all the other carnivores & omnivores
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by cjonas 5y ago
without farming they cease to exist at all...
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by cjonas 5y ago
Ya "herd immunity" wasn't the right phase... More so just that I hope we collectively developed a decent enough immune response that we see a dramatic reduction in hospitization.
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by cjonas 5y ago
This is spot on. I'm really hoping omicron will be the wave that finally helps achieve some level of "herd immunity". It's sad that we had the opportunity to do so via vaccination but failed to capitalize. However a va
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by cjonas 5y ago
Pretty sure pinning only pins the direct dependency. And most libraries do not "pin" their own dependencies, because it's more work to maintain. Security & bugs fixes that would otherwise be resolved via minor patches mu
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by cjonas 5y ago
You can pin the direct dependency, but what if the packages you depend on don't pin their own dependencies? The standard (default behavior) is to use ^, which will automatically install new minor versions. Package.lock helps, but ther
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by cjonas 5y ago
As someone who has to make impactful "tech stack" decisions on a daily basis, I try to challenge my personal preferences as often as I can. When someone has a strong negative take on something I thought was great, that's a pe
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by cjonas 5y ago
Have you posted your thoughts anywhere online you could share? I'd like to read them just to get perspective of the other side
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by cjonas 5y ago
Reacts out of the box "useState" along side the unidirectional data flow acts as a lightweight, yet very powerful form of state management. Redux takes that to the next level but is based on similar principles of "reactive&qu
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by cjonas 5y ago
It's hard to believe that you have serious experience in react. Or maybe you've just never seen it down correctly... I have the exact opposite take. Before react I hated UI programming so much. But the way react deals with state m
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by cjonas 5y ago
Ah yes... The company that created the biggest productivity sink ever will solve all of our work from home issues...
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by cjonas 5y ago
Why not 5a? Had headphone jack + other improvements for maybe 150 more...
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by cjonas 5y ago
I've had a couple experiences recently where I leave a bad review on a junk "top rated" product and they contact me offering free product or sometimes even money to remove it.
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by cjonas 5y ago
This article is great timing. I'm working on a "next gen" FE app and it validates most my decisions. Only real difference in my stack is I'm using redux toolkit query to connect with a Rest API instead of GraphQL (GQL w
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by cjonas 5y ago
No, I just mean any slope really. In action sport, you call this "catching a transition". Landing on a slope vastly reduces your impact by spreading it out of a longer period of time
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by cjonas 5y ago
My wife and I actually experience something similar that had a real impact on our social life's. Android and group iMessage do not play nice. The groups get "sharded" for seemly no reason. As a result, our friends stop add
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by cjonas 5y ago
The author missed a very important strategy. Look for a transition. If you manage to land on a nice slope, catching the transition will vastly reduced the peak force. The angle and composition of the slope will determine your outcome. Sof
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by cjonas 5y ago
Could be worse. I've been doing dev on a citrix desktop, where a single keypress can take seconds to register.
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by cjonas 5y ago
^ not to mention biofuel from corn actually takes more energy to produce than it provides

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