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How to Use Alpine.js with Rails and Turbo(codewithrails.com)
1 points by drchiu 4y ago|0 comments
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by drchiu 4y ago
I'd like to add: There's way too much stuff taken as dogmatic best practices when they're really not. Things change, improve, and there may be better approaches already in existence but are ignored because of some high profil
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Rails authentication with the Authentication Zero gem(codewithrails.com)
2 points by drchiu 4y ago|0 comments
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Clean up old DB migrations in Rails(codewithrails.com)
2 points by drchiu 4y ago|0 comments
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I set up Rails and Docker for consistent dev environment(codewithrails.com)
2 points by drchiu 4y ago|0 comments
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by drchiu 4y ago
This is perhaps one of the best explanation of the dynamics between the fed and the market as it actually happens. If I recall, those fed chairs tend to be Wall St alumni unfortunately.
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Who wants to build a doomsday bunker? Nervous billionaires(cbc.ca)
7 points by drchiu 4y ago|4 comments
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by drchiu 4y ago
A big problem with the way the big companies fight spam is that sometimes it is a bit too aggressive. Happened a couple of times where legitimate government-agency emails had trouble getting through. Personally, I prefer defining my own spa
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by drchiu 4y ago
Yes, I use Macs quite regularly and the trackpad is the one feature that keeps me coming back. Just recently bought a cheap ThinkBook (Lenovo) 14 4th gen and was very surprised that the trackpad works so well. Feels like 95% of the Mac trac
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by drchiu 4y ago
I've heard of fastmail in years past. Your comment got me curious again about it. How's the deliverability of their service? I guess with anything "email related", the hardest part is making sure that the emails I send a
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by drchiu 4y ago
I knew a fella who systematically bought call options. He would lose most of the time. However, once he bought AAPL calls (many years ago) and rolled over the winnings to buy more. Turned 10k to several million. He structured his investment
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by drchiu 4y ago
I can imagine that being "that guy", you may not be appreciated enough. But definitely we can't get anywhere near what we need to get done with the mix of all types of personalities. It's absolutely a team effort and req
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by drchiu 4y ago
Interesting. Honestly, I'm the guy who would just "roll with it" and eat whatever was brought to me because I honestly can't bring the energy to arguing with the waiter. But having hired people and other professionals, I
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by drchiu 4y ago
Yes, definitely. One either graduates to being able to not take oneself seriously (ie. by telling embarrassing and not-mean jokes, and sometimes being on the receiving end of one) or not. I'd like to think dad jokes are a good thing.
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by drchiu 4y ago
And not just them, but accounting professional groups as well.
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Elon Musk’s SEC Schedule 13D to buy Twitter(sec.gov)
16 points by drchiu 4y ago|2 comments
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by drchiu 5y ago
It may be obvious for readers of HN, but when talking with non-tech (or casual tech) friends, there's a large swathe of them who don't seem to realize how far ahead the M1 chip is and still believe Wintel is what folks in tech (ie
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by drchiu 5y ago
Just imagining a future where the AI car responds with something like “Dispatching drone protection unit. ETA 45 seconds.”
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by drchiu 5y ago
Thanks for the detailed thoughts! Appreciate it.
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by drchiu 5y ago
This sounds very interesting. Not to give away your company’s magic sauce of course, but if you were starting today, what niche would you target based on what you know?
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by drchiu 5y ago
I personally prefer it. I'm fairly detailed oriented, and honestly if I had to talk, I'm probably the guy who ends up taking more than my share of time (sorry folks). With a text-based standup, I organize my thoughts, ping people
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NASA Spacecraft Enters Sun’s Corona for the First Time(nasa.gov)
3 points by drchiu 5y ago|0 comments
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Didi will delist from the New York Stock Exchange(cnbc.com)
24 points by drchiu 5y ago|1 comments
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Study suggests human brains navigate by taking the pointiest path(psypost.org)
3 points by drchiu 5y ago|0 comments
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[Resolved] GitHub is returning 500 for all requests(github.com)
60 points by drchiu 5y ago|53 comments
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by drchiu 5y ago
Would love for them to have a free tier. Example: 25 hours free per month, just to play around. This might be very resource intensive though.
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by drchiu 5y ago
I tried out the beta as well as the precursor to this product (to learn Vim). Learning programming works best when one can interactively learn. Congrats on the launch.
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by drchiu 5y ago
I built something like this where it allowed me to basically "live on the beach". The hardest part was as one gets older and has more responsibilities (family), that lifestyle wasn't sustainable. The kids need a stable enviro
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by drchiu 5y ago
Is this in USD?
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by drchiu 5y ago
This is correct. Also tends to be more expensive as well.

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