dkryptr

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by dkryptr 2y ago
Even if you have the full menu on your phone, you still have to zoom into the menu to read it and pan the view. I don't see how that's any different from scrolling through a categorized menu in a website on your phone.
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by dkryptr 3y ago
To be fair, that's not a very formal resignation. He just... quit.
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by dkryptr 3y ago
Agreed. When I first considered porting small APIs over to Rust, Rocket appeared to be the most popular besides Actix. Axum hadn't even came out (it came out a month later and we ended up using it even though it was in its infancy). It
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by dkryptr 3y ago
I feel kind of bad saying this, but too little too late in my opinion.
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by dkryptr 4y ago
https://linear.app is nice. I haven't used it with a large group but for some personal projects and it works nicely.
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by dkryptr 4y ago
> Except that I read that it's great for writing, but a nightmare for reading. This is true at first. I can see it being pretty daunting to come into an existing project and trying to understand the styling of components. Starting f
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by dkryptr 4y ago
I started with the book to learn the fundamentals. I didn't get very far before I decided to rewrite an existing API I had in Python into Rust. It definitely took some time and learning but now I have 6 Rust API microservices, a few sc
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by dkryptr 4y ago
This is the way. (my setup is 1:1 it sounds like)
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by dkryptr 4y ago
That's essentially the selling point behind Zicam and other homeopathic drugs.
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by dkryptr 5y ago
Traefik is great, but their documentation is awful IMO. I moved to Caddy which I prefer currently.
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by dkryptr 5y ago
Just a heads up that the privacy policy and terms and conditions pages are not showing up. The page loads, but there's no text where it looks like there should be. https://www.airsoftbazaar.com/help/terms-and-condi
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by dkryptr 5y ago
TIL. Thank you!
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by dkryptr 5y ago
100% agree. I'm actually surprised AWS hasn't built in a Chaos Monkey into their APIs/console so people can test their resiliency regularly if an AZ goes down. edit: of course, AWS does have this: AWS Fault Injection Simulato
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by dkryptr 5y ago
I work on a large Next.js project that has at least 100 custom made components all using Tailwind CSS. It is, without a doubt, the best way to iterate and make changes. I will never go back to manual stylesheets. Having a separate CSS sty
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by dkryptr 5y ago
I've developed multiple microservices in Rust (using axum[0]) and cargo-watch[1] has really come in handy. I usually only have to wait ~5 seconds for my changes to re-compile and the server to spin up. I can't really speak for mas
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by dkryptr 5y ago
Their comment is on the wrong post. I think they meant to comment on this post: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27689664
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by dkryptr 6y ago
I don't think there's an official recommendation. Any database host will work just fine. However if you want to optimize based on location, here are the regions where Vercel hosts: https://vercel.com/docs/edge
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by dkryptr 6y ago
I've been using a MacBook for ~5 years full-time for all sorts of development (including frontend JavaScript, backend APIs, big data involving hadoop, etc.) and I've never used launchpad. I don't see why it can't be igno
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by dkryptr 6y ago
What makes Microsoft software "much worse"?
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by dkryptr 6y ago
I'm not familiar with website development to know whether you're being sarcastic or not. Is it actually a good thing?
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by dkryptr 6y ago
It seems this thread and all of the comments are a windows-hate circle jerk.
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by dkryptr 6y ago
I've used Nomad by HashiCorp and it's been really nice to use. Though I haven't needed to scale it up a ton so I can't comment on that, but the day-to-day deploying of updated apps is nice and works well.
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by dkryptr 6y ago
I'm not sure if you're looking at large organizations or what, but where I've worked in the midwest (one company with less than 100 employees and a startup with 5), both have had software engineers/developers older than
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by dkryptr 6y ago
It's new to me. I did some research on Urban Dictionary (lol), and the definition for the usage of "Creative" as a noun was defined there as early as 2004. So I guess it's a usage that's been known for a quite some
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by dkryptr 6y ago
Bazel works great for our pretty simplistic monorepo. My main gripe is that it's a pretty big pain to add support for custom build requirements. There have been times where it takes a whole sprint to implement build functionality becau