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by dvlsg 9y ago
Agreed. The singleton pattern for state is a non starter for me. Got super wary as soon as I saw `dispatch` get imported and used directly. It's easier to get started, but you'll likely have really nasty problems later (testing, s
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by dvlsg 9y ago
It affects things like previews / mouse hovers in editors like vscode, too. Interfaces will show the interface name, types will show the structure.
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by dvlsg 9y ago
You also have to consider whether or not you accidentally restored a deleted user's information if you restore one of those backups.
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by dvlsg 9y ago
Unless you have native modules and are building on a machine that is different (windows, etc) from your deployment target. And sure, there are ways around that too, but it's not always as simple as copying and pasting the dependencies
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by dvlsg 9y ago
If you use named arguments, can't you typically rearrange the order? Don't get me wrong, I use destructured arguments in js and it works fine, but I thought named arguments in other languages solve that particular issue as well.
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by dvlsg 9y ago
Strong disagree for the recommended tick rate for csgo. I played a decent amount of competitive cs, from 1.3 all the way to csgo. Lots of competitive server hosts will go up to 120 (ESEA comes to mind) , and the difference between 120 and
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by dvlsg 9y ago
Redis and memcached could probably land in the same category. Or at least redis could also fulfill caching needs, most likely. I agree though. Use the right datastore type for the problems at hand. Which often lends itself to multiple datab
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by dvlsg 9y ago
I do love nvm, but I'm a little surprised that the source requires an older version of node. I wonder if it doesn't actually require it, but the package.json has the engines prop pinned to v6 anyways.
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by dvlsg 9y ago
Until the code you expect to throw away turns into production code forever, anyways.
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by dvlsg 9y ago
Some gyms do have pools. I don't swim when I go to the gym, but some people must. I imagine pools at a gym would be better for trying to get in a workout than a public pool.
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by dvlsg 9y ago
Docker maybe? I know that's one way to keep a docker container open.
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by dvlsg 9y ago
Same here. It's a separate application from the non windows versions though. I seem to remember having to search explicitly for the windows version.
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by dvlsg 9y ago
Even some games you might not expect could be in there. Guild Wars 2, for example, consistently uses the vast majority of my cpu.
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by dvlsg 9y ago
"I remember when I used to be really into nostalgia" - Demetri Martin
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by dvlsg 9y ago
Wait, really? That's kind of messed up.
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by dvlsg 9y ago
Not OP, but I particularly enjoy the fsharpforfunandprofit article about it. https://fsharpforfunandprofit.com/posts/property-based-testi...
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by dvlsg 9y ago
Not OP, but i love KeePass. I'm not 100% sure what OP is looking for when they said self hosted, but I enjoy that the password database boils down to a single file that I can backup and share (albeit manually).
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by dvlsg 9y ago
I used to work at a place where if a meeting did not have a clearly defined agenda and purpose, it was automatically considered optional for all requested attendees. Worked out pretty well.
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by dvlsg 9y ago
My most recent serverless configuration file was probably approximately 90 percent aws specific (cloudformation) syntax anyways.
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by dvlsg 9y ago
I come from a very non-functional background, but I love f#. Or fell in love with it, anyways. At first I was pretty opposed to both executing functions without using parentheses and also currying as a default. Now I find myself missing tho
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by dvlsg 9y ago
I lost it at the top highlight.
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by dvlsg 9y ago
And dynamodb style "serverless" functionality / billing for aurora, looks like. I would have loved that about a week ago.
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by dvlsg 9y ago
If you know those tools exist, maybe. I just put together a new project using cloudformation (technically serverless, but it turned into 90 percent cloudformation syntax anyways), and it was pretty rough.
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by dvlsg 9y ago
I'm loving it so far. Thanks for your work!
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by dvlsg 9y ago
Loopback next is actually looking quite good, if you're in to typescript.
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by dvlsg 9y ago
That's part of the problem, though. For a lot of these games, the player does enjoy them - just not the loot boxes and how they have affected how quickly "free" players can unlock things.
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by dvlsg 9y ago
Feels like Javascript callback error handling. Which was not much fun.
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by dvlsg 9y ago
+1 for InversifyJS from me too. I've also been looking at the inversify express utils lately -- loving it so far! Do you know if there are any plans for allowing the http context (req, namely) to be injected into services? Similar to t
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by dvlsg 9y ago
The ESEA client (counter strike anti cheat / server integration) did something similar, recently. The community was super unhappy.
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by dvlsg 9y ago
How do you handle idempotence for at least once delivery? Say I have an event counter of some sort. How would you track whether or not an event was handled in a way where you wouldn't increment the counter multiple times if the event w

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