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by dfischer 10y ago
Wow – that makes a lot of sense and now I just learned an amazing trick. Thanks!
572.
by dfischer 10y ago
That is a very interesting approach. Nice idea, thanks.
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by dfischer 10y ago
Hmmm cool. How are you deploying Phoenix?
574.
by dfischer 10y ago
How are you delivering sockets to end-user facing service? Through phoenix?
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by dfischer 10y ago
Wow I really enjoyed reading your first paragraph. Thanks.
576.
by dfischer 10y ago
Many are preaching erlang/elixir on the OTP/microservice alternative paradigm – that doesn't seem as attractive as the low latency resiliency. At least to me, as a story.
577.
by dfischer 10y ago
I agree with this a lot. Especially on the web socket front. I've been thinking of an ideal structure for this. I haven't decided between elixir or bet in with Google and Firebase.
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by dfischer 10y ago
What's a long running task?
579.
by dfischer 10y ago
I hesitate using Erlang/elixir for this than aws lambda + event distribution. Any thoughts?
580.
by dfischer 10y ago
With aws lambda elixir is less attractive to me. I wonder if anyone has similar thoughts?
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by dfischer 10y ago
I like the takeaway on reasonability. I've heard mantras on "there's too many lines of code here, break it up!" but if it reads well on its own then no worries... Break things up for reasonability. If there's a bunc
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by dfischer 10y ago
I had to re-read it like 5 times to know what I did wrong. LOL.
583.
by dfischer 10y ago
In the article it says that it's because of the current deployment of satellites being at 22k miles high. Tesla plans to launch the satellites at a range of 715-823 miles which will reduce the latency to 25-35ms.
584.
by dfischer 10y ago
Out of curiosity, for what use case?
585.
by dfischer 10y ago
Get them iPads
586.
by dfischer 10y ago
That essentially means a universal i/o between all programs ever built but at a high level. All up to user discretion on how they want to wire up all their "programs".
587.
by dfischer 10y ago
Well damn said sir. I was waiting for a sarcastic jaded snarky ending but you turned it into the essence of technology. Kudos. This is exactly it. :)
588.
by dfischer 10y ago
On one hand disappointed - on another hand... what could you really do with a laptop at this point of innovation cycle?
589.
by dfischer 10y ago
Curious to chat if you'd like - life, shit, wisdom, pain. Hit me me@Danielfischer.com
590.
by dfischer 10y ago
These individuals can easily call up banks and get a loan on their worth. "Hey, Morgan Stanley I need 2 mil deposited in my account" - "ok" This is also how they avoid income tax. ;) They can take in millions and it&#x27
591.
by dfischer 10y ago
How would you guarantee consistency between firebase and rethinkdb?
592.
by dfischer 10y ago
It's less about patterns for swift and more about how you model your data and what your needs are. There is no simple answer.
593.
by dfischer 10y ago
Agreed - the user_ids and team_ids example was a personal flag for me based on my experience with nosql. In that type of scenario I recommend: - memberships collection and model that under a separate domain. Separation of concerns also seem
594.
by dfischer 10y ago
Grats Mitch and team!
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by dfischer 10y ago
Crazy - I never actually took a step back and wondered if we could boost our defense as a strategy. In a geeky way, we keep drinking health potions to recover HP but if we had a shit ton of armor then we wouldn't need the HP potions to
596.
by dfischer 10y ago
Where did you move and why that place?
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Introducing CloudApp 4(medium.com)
9 points by dfischer 10y ago|0 comments
598.
by dfischer 10y ago
Yeah this is so awesome. SWEET!
599.
by dfischer 10y ago
Calling it general entertainment pop culture misses the entire point of why it's interesting and honestly, it's quite self limiting to have such a perspective. Try to open your walls up a bit man and soak up the complexities of cu
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by dfischer 10y ago
I like stripe / twilio a great deal.

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