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by fatih-erikli 4y ago
Looks like they are presented in a real venue. Is there anybody watching there offline?
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by fatih-erikli 4y ago
Great, another proof showing they don't provide real data
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by fatih-erikli 4y ago
Does it matter? How many person do you know around your circle, uses netlify or gatsby? It sounds like a cdn business to me
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by fatih-erikli 4y ago
It's fastly. Fastly dns' points to a server in located in CA.
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by fatih-erikli 4y ago
Gatsby was an open-source project. What they acquired exactly? Have they purchased a usb stick installed gatsby in it?
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by fatih-erikli 4y ago
Common graph databases are network-based for scaling purposes. You do have a database server then you talk to the server somehow for the queries. Sqlite is a single-file database. You do not have a server so you do not need an extra layer i
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by fatih-erikli 4y ago
Well we are on web.
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by fatih-erikli 4y ago
NextJS/Typescript. For the database, maybe Redis, or Mongodb. RDMS except sqlite seem to be overkill for an MVP. For frontend, a picocss-like minimal framework. Django for the next stage. It's good for blogs, feedback management,
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by fatih-erikli 4y ago
Can't test your app since I can't breathe Edit: Health is a gray topic of internet. I wouldn't promote it like "developed by doctors". Medical field has different concerns as you knew. You developed the app as a dev
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by fatih-erikli 4y ago
if SQL analyst is a product name, it is ok. if SQL analyst is a person doing his/her work, it isn't ok. You can't replace a barber with an electric shaver.
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by fatih-erikli 4y ago
How do you install brew? You copy paste a line from a website?
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by fatih-erikli 4y ago
Devs interact with APIs, not OS-level libraries. If you do scientific research, you probably use python notebook or sth like that. If you need that OS-level solution to be integrated in your dev environment, you put them to Lambda or some o
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by fatih-erikli 4y ago
Noone reads a resume. Linkedin page is enough.
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by fatih-erikli 4y ago
Maintainig containers will cost more than keeping the package.json or rubyjso whatsoever updated. Also you need some hacky things to make vbox running on OSX so it becomes totally a "works on my machine".
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by fatih-erikli 4y ago
You only need a PostgreSQL server installed on different machine. Maintaining a container will cost more on long term.
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by fatih-erikli 4y ago
- When you need to work on multiple products with different environments. You interact with APIs. You don't have to install a database or another daemon to your local computer. - When you want to temporarily spin up development environ
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by fatih-erikli 4y ago
Paying tax as an employee isn't opt-in. Paying tax as an employer isn't opt-in. Why both of them? This has never made any sense to me. I don't know how it works in United States. In Europe, Companies declaring the money deduc
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by fatih-erikli 4y ago
Penetration testing probably is the dumbest. You will not be sure if it is an honey pot or a real security vulnerability.
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by fatih-erikli 4y ago
Working on crap and working in crap are different things. Working in crap: doing someones elses work Working on crap: doing some work on legacy
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by fatih-erikli 4y ago
I wouldn't recommend. If a dev environment needs such containers you probably work in crap
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by fatih-erikli 4y ago
So maybe they avoid tax declaration and government no longer wants them in the country?
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by fatih-erikli 4y ago
Atlas, Atlassians?
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by fatih-erikli 4y ago
So maybe their h-1b has just expired
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by fatih-erikli 4y ago
I feel like employed by google means being unemployed if they are going to be laid off whenever the managers want. So I don't want to work in Google
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by fatih-erikli 4y ago
Different programming languages, same databases, same problems
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by fatih-erikli 4y ago
Who wants to work in Google anyway?
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by fatih-erikli 4y ago
Garbage.
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by fatih-erikli 4y ago
I wasn't expecting scaling the points by a some multiplier number for line through points example https://github.com/stevenpetryk/mafs/blob/main/src/display/L... Doing some trigonometry to
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by fatih-erikli 4y ago
https://github.com/fatih-erikli/table https://github.com/fatih-erikli/sketchbook
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by fatih-erikli 4y ago
Nice work, but I have to say that it looks like a voronoi diagram, which triggers trypophobia for some internet people. I would make them assuming the robe as a segmented 3d cylinder object and tangle it with another one as we do in real li

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