ex3ndr

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by ex3ndr 8y ago
Nope, initial traction came not from VK. Source: I worked at Telegram since it's launch.
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by ex3ndr 8y ago
I tried and in my case it was 2x times slower. Probably, because of extensive use of reflection or something like this.
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by ex3ndr 8y ago
Or you can just mock your death.
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by ex3ndr 8y ago
In 2018 i feel same (we are using sequelize). I haven't found something that work faster than sequelize, but API is absolutely useless for anything other than simple joins. May be someone knows good ORM for js with nice query builders?
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by ex3ndr 8y ago
Sure, but then our database will be a bottleneck and we actually can just use SQL for everything and not to forward information to another storage (like Redis) since there are no benefits. If you will deploy live system several times a day,
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by ex3ndr 8y ago
Trying to solve something like this always puzzled me: how to make job publishing transactional? There are no simple way to do transaction across redis and, say, postgres. If you wish to make thing reliable, you will have to put job to an s
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by ex3ndr 8y ago
So i should learn every possible combination of init system to convert some random launch scripts from the internet to run in my particular setup? Instead of `docker run postgres`? Or how i should do the same in K8s? Invent some packaging f
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by ex3ndr 8y ago
Same glass is on iPhone 8 too(
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by ex3ndr 8y ago
Or you can just implement required accessibility features somehow.
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by ex3ndr 8y ago
While i don't have much experience in RN, but have a decade of mobile native development (android + iOS) and two years of React. The whole 10 years there were people that think that they can just get "web" technology and spee
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by ex3ndr 8y ago
Udacity is a bit strange example. This means that they have what? triple size of react native in their main app? That's weird because on android react native blows APK to much larger percentage.
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by ex3ndr 8y ago
Most of the UI on mobile is custom, material libraries are also not that "native" and usually lagging behind the current specs.
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by ex3ndr 8y ago
Sure, but this is not a very clean way. Reverse proxy is not a problem for sure, but writing Resolvers will be a huge pain with no way to make something hacky that won't blow up the whole server.
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by ex3ndr 8y ago
What most of the tutorials are usually missing is versioning and schema hygiene. I am building APIs for last 6(?) years and in graphql there are no clean way to have different versions (intentionally) and after only half year of rapid itera
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by ex3ndr 8y ago
Can you share what exactly you are generating for server? Asking for a friend :)
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by ex3ndr 8y ago
It is very useful if you want to make your devs not client or server but both. This works well in many organizations that i have seen: developer is responsible to build feature from ground to top - this speeds up things a lot.
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by ex3ndr 8y ago
Can you share some sources? I tried to process simple CSV files in a very straight forward (but async) way and got reading 200mb CSV and just splitting it to columns (with simple split by comma) takes ~10 seconds. Also simplest HTTP request
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by ex3ndr 8y ago
Wat? ICO was private and only accredited investors was allowed.
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by ex3ndr 8y ago
Backups are encrypted.
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by ex3ndr 8y ago
Introduction to Algorithms, Charles E. Leiserson, Clifford Stein, Ronald Rivest, and Thomas H. Cormen Not because of contents, but because of the fact how i got it. Our local "search engine" (already dead) make a gift to everyone
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by ex3ndr 8y ago
> I'm saying that on average, whatever you observe in the world is already "economically optimal". You may believe that there's a better way to use land, but if reality doesn't agree with your beliefs, there&#x27
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by ex3ndr 8y ago
> this is the actual reason that your hypothetical auto-repair shops aren't all apartment complexes. Sorry, i am not native speaker, but isn't it the same as "economically suboptional"? > There's a simpler exp
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by ex3ndr 8y ago
Entitlement and Public Hearings are exactly this and i mentioned it in my previous comment.
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by ex3ndr 8y ago
There are a lot of startups and services to solve this problems. Unfortunately, This market is in its very early days.
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by ex3ndr 8y ago
Sorry, it seems that i explained my ideas badly. This is exactly what i am saying - it is economically suboptimal. They will be there until they are profitable. But problem not in the land price itself, but also waiting for 3 years until yo
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by ex3ndr 8y ago
May be the solution is simplifying building instead of dealing with existing one? Even in SF there are a lot of land for housing! For example, there are hundreds of body repair/tyre shops in SF. Why city ever need them in the city wher
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by ex3ndr 8y ago
In our platform (Openland, W18) we have identified a LOT of buildings that can be built up in SF and current laws allows this. This is not high rises, but you can upgrade from 1 story to 3-4 stories easily. But why this buildings are still
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by ex3ndr 8y ago
We are started an a startup (Openland, W18) to find a way to product more housing and during initial research i found that there are a lot of empty lots in LA that costs about $10k-50k. Tried to search in different states and found same lot
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by ex3ndr 8y ago
Does Sam knows about Russian "privatization" when everyone in the country got some "tokens" of various nationalized entities like factories or farms. What's in the end?. People didn't know what to do with this
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by ex3ndr 8y ago
Does anyone knows a very good CD for k8s? I found that only bitbucket deployments is a good one in terms of simplicity of managing deployments (just like Heroku). Most vendors forces me to use their crappy CI solution for doing CD. Why they

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