domlebo70

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by domlebo70 6y ago
Yeah maybe FAANG health insurance IS better and cheaper, I don't know. But I do know the general populous is better off with their insurance in Aus than the US. It's not just about your insurance, but about everyones. Less homeles
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by domlebo70 6y ago
What do you "try to". Just lie. Just say you took an extended holiday. People get fired all the time, and get new jobs.
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by domlebo70 6y ago
I am pretty sure they fixed point 1 at some point, as I remember being frustrated by this, but no longer.
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by domlebo70 6y ago
The autocomplete popups are really cool. Does anyone know if there's a generic way to provide this for all tools with CLI's with help text? What about being able to parse a Programmable Completion file. I don't know much abou
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by domlebo70 6y ago
Is that really true though, when you factor in weight? A 1000hp LS based turbo engine for 150kg?
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by domlebo70 6y ago
I also do this. We have DB and another service running via docker-compose. But our actual Webpack typescript app is done locally. We run on OSX, and due to the Docker file system slowness, the dev-test-run deploy cycle is far too slow. Much
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by domlebo70 6y ago
FWIW I find the apps are significantly snappier than Slack. Both built on Electron interestingly
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by domlebo70 6y ago
I am interested to hear what you think in 6mo time. For me, it definitely lives up to your expectations. But it's not without its warts.
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by domlebo70 6y ago
Amazing. Is there somewhere I can watch this talk?
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by domlebo70 6y ago
I dislike the web bloat as much as anyone, but how exactly is Electron to blame here? Yes, the 503 error message is frustratingly obscure, but how is that the "webs" fault? If you had a native app here, it'd still be talking
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by domlebo70 7y ago
Does anyone have any opinions on alternative stacks to GKE within GCP? My side project is all dockerized. We love that aspect. Google Cloud Run looks promising, but it's not available in Sydney, which rules it out for us unfortunately.
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by domlebo70 7y ago
Well would you pay 10 dollars a liter to fill your car up, when you can get perfectly good fuel for $1.50 a liter?
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by domlebo70 7y ago
What exactly do you think they are hiding?
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by domlebo70 7y ago
Great advice. I find having a dependable routine helps me live a stress free life. When I am travelling, and that routine is disrupted, I feel uncomfortable and more stressed.
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by domlebo70 7y ago
I use Auth0. Works well enough
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by domlebo70 7y ago
Do you have any resources that help with developing a strategy for a small SaaS?
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by domlebo70 7y ago
Odd question, but what CSS/ui framework is that if any? Edit: Appears to be Bulma
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by domlebo70 7y ago
Hahaha true
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by domlebo70 7y ago
I wonder if hotkeying textual radio commands would give a good experience.
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by domlebo70 7y ago
Awesome. What were the big mistakes you made along the way?
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by domlebo70 7y ago
How does it generate revenue?
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by domlebo70 7y ago
Been in NYC for a year, but moving back to Australia in 2 weeks.
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by domlebo70 7y ago
I don't know if there's a better term (I've just seen it used online). This is what I meant by it: https://thebusinessprofessor.com/knowledge-base/startup-vs-l...
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by domlebo70 7y ago
Great, thank you. PM'ed via LinkedIn.
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by domlebo70 7y ago
Absolutely agree with you when it comes to textual/structural information where merge conflicts can be solved easily. But for binary like formats, I feel often there is no way to resolve a conflict.
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by domlebo70 7y ago
Sorry to hijack slightly, but figured it's related: I am trying to build a "lifestyle" side project into something profitable, as a goal to replace my job. I think I have a good product and niche. What I want is some sort of
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by domlebo70 7y ago
Sometimes it is desirable to not have optimistic locking like git. Often you want to signal that you don't want a file/asset modified for a period.
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by domlebo70 7y ago
> If you don't know golang, it has near perfect tooling out of the box, including a standard test framework. Does it really?
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by domlebo70 7y ago
My thoughts exactly. It's too complex for anything I'v ever needed.
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by domlebo70 7y ago
I agree. People forget that you can't avoid types. It's the shape of the data. Whether they are static or dynamic/uni, you still have them, and you have to deal with them. I'd much rather deal with it upfront, statically

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