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Hehe. I think it's Open Source at play: X publishes an innovative method, Y iterates with a cleaner version benefiting from lessons-learnt, X says "awesome, let's join forces!" and they live together happily thereafter.
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FWIW a React lead said Inferno is how they would've designed React if they had to do it from scratch, and it's author joined Facebook to push React efforts forward.
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9y ago
Offtopic, but regarding the downvotes - I have been using FB front-end projects for several years, and today I see them as _the_ gold standard for a supportive, mature, well-governed, and consistent FoSS ecosystem. I struggle to recall any
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Yes, the db has been the most challenging aspect for us. We have 3 situations - 1. "Common baseline". With a relatively stable product, most branches (as in ~51%) do not impact the schema. For testing / QA purposes, these sh
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We do the same - it was surprisingly simple to implement - - CircleCI listens across all GIT branches and injects $CIRCLE_BRANCH into ENV - A build step populates a vhost template to point "$CIRCLE_BRANCH.qa.bofh.com" to &qu
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We use Aurora for MySQL apps and love it. The PG-compliant variety is not available in our regions, so can't put it through real testing by ghosting requests yet. IMO RDS is perfect for most use-cases. I'd strongly encourage to tr
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We have been using JSON on RDS extensively since 9.5. Today probably 80%+ of PG JSON capabilities are used by the app in some way for some pretty complex use-cases (fintech). Never had any issues with this on RDS - everything just works (mu
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> please recognize the determination it takes to make it that far > ...it's easier to get hired as female engineer because of diversity quotas... I had seen both of these play out through my partner. She was consistently invited
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9y ago
PG JSON implementation is solid and supports nearly everything you want from a document database, with the added bonus of joins, queries, ACID, and tooling. However, syntax can be awkward at times - # Find a row by JSON property value
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9y ago
GraphQL defaults to JSON over HTTP, but you can funnel it through sockets or protobuf or anything else. The conflict here is that gRPC goes beyond a serialization protocol - it's a full strongly typed RPC layer. You define your objects
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10y ago
Thanks for sharing your story. I think addiction, like depression or war, can segment life into "before" and "after" periods. Before you experience it, you have valid and interesting ideas. After you go through it, howev
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Living Australia, I had seen money change owners among friends literally dozens of times. Not huge sums ($500-$3,000), but big enough to matter in mid-20s. It felt normal at the time, though in retrospect I can see that most of our families
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10y ago
SEEKING FREELANCER - NYC (Lower East Side) Gig: a frontend engineer, experienced with React&friends. At least 3+ months, with an option for a full-time role after. Hi. I am a self-funded developer working on an enterprise SaaS product t
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FWIW WholeFoods recently invested significant sums (~$30M) into instacart and made them the official online distribution channel. So WFM sees some value in being a distribution center, if that means moving more of their goods.
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Indeed a class of investors does exactly this - they provide unlimited but conditional money, set strict KPIs, embed their own people to steer the efforts in the desired direction, and generally take a hands-on role until they exit in 3-5 y
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>why was it bullshit? It probably was bullshit because to raise money the company will usually create new shares - and doing this will always make all existing shares own a lesser percentage of the company. Fun example time! Let's
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I am a huge supporter of Headspace (the app), and 4 other people in my life stuck with it after passing through many other options. Headspace offers a broad library of targeted programs, and I can pick a topic that causes the most friction
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+1 for "Venture Deals". It's a fantastic resource for founders raising money on every level - from "I know nothing about finance" seed to "how long till IPO" D-round. There are countless blog posts and art
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Sorry, no experience with oData so can't give a useful comparison. One obvious difference is that GraphQL requires a structured query, which will always guarantee the structure of the response data. It's like static typing for bus
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10y ago
We expose GraphQL to two high value customers, but the pains of having a stable public API are so great that I wouldn't recommend it to any startup without a damn good reason.
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That's where we started. The next natural step will be - "Thanks for the comments, now the user needs to sort them by votes/date, ok?" and the URL starts looking like a query anyway, so you're on the way of re-imple
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REST limits my knowledge only to the primary key of the relationship. Given a trivial question like "here's a user, I need her friends and their countries of birth" and the REST answer is a separate endpoint or an O(n) operat
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We've been using GraphQL for everything since late 2015. All recent code is GraphQL-first, and all old code is proxied by a GraphQL layer in front of it. Our application helps BigCos to understand if they pay people fairly and to run s
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TLDR: Employees working in share/open-space offices tend to take 60%+ more sick days than employees in private offices. The research was done with 2,000 Dutch white-collar employees, and the methodology controlled for age, job seniorit
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Sick leave is associated with shared/open-space offices
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Huge if true :D Thank you for porting this to the web. Right now we use a combination of react-motion, GSAP, D3 interpolation and other dark magic. A strong contender in this space is most welcome, especially if it's at a higher abstra
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You're right we are early into that event. It's still not clear how the arrest played out: (a) they were grabbed along with "rioters" and later turned out to be journalists on the side or (b) they were with media badges
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> "First they came for the Socialists..." Yep, and we are already all the way up to "arresting 6 journalists covering public protests against the unpopular ruler"
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+1. I found this interview highly informative about the background, scale, root causes, and complexities of opium addictions. This episode talks about - * What role the doctors, drug companies, and even government policies play in causi
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As a developer, and the lead for our GraphQL efforts since the day the JS codebase was released, I applaud your efforts. To us, GraphQL offers a smarter way to frame API contracts and gives a significant competitive edge by increasing our d
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