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by friendly_chap 3y ago
> I’d rather compose my systems with widely understood and commonly used components OP here. Fortunately the authors of the components you use didn't get discouraged by comments like this otherwise they would've never been writ
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by friendly_chap 3y ago
Hi, author here. I agree 100%. However after spending 10 years doing microservices everyone wants me to do microservices, despite me telling them what you just said. It's a positive feedback loop. This project is just an exploration of
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Make microservices look like monoliths(github.com)
86 points by friendly_chap 3y ago|101 comments
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Actio: Switch between a monolith and microservices effortlessly in Node.js(github.com)
2 points by friendly_chap 3y ago|0 comments
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by friendly_chap 3y ago
Hi there, I was reading discussions on HN about how microservices should be an implementation detail when I realized I do use a backend system like that for teaching junior engineers. Decided to open source it. Hope you like it.
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Actio: A Node.js framework that makes monoliths and microservices look the same(github.com)
2 points by friendly_chap 3y ago|1 comments
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Prompt Engine Optimization(github.com)
2 points by friendly_chap 4y ago|0 comments
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by friendly_chap 4y ago
Hey! Good question! If you mean transactions across services then no, I do not plan to. I think often if you need distributed db transactions then you built a distributed monolith. I've just woken up but I will spend some time thinking
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Show HN: Actio, a (young) Node.js framework that makes microservices invisible(github.com)
14 points by friendly_chap 4y ago|3 comments
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Actio: A Node.js framework that makes microservices invisible(github.com)
2 points by friendly_chap 4y ago|0 comments
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by friendly_chap 4y ago
Location: Hungary/UK Remote: yes Willing to relocate: yes Technologies: Go, Angular, Typescript, Nodejs, Postgres, Distributed computing, Microservices, DevEx Résumé/CV: https://www.linkedin.com&#
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by friendly_chap 4y ago
Can't decide if this is parody or real! Bro.
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A functional “standard” library for Go(github.com)
2 points by friendly_chap 4y ago|0 comments
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by friendly_chap 4y ago
My girlfriend and I recently separated. She took one cat, and one stayed with me. During a discussion in her apartment she mentioned the cat that stayed with me by name. Her cat frantically started looking around the apartment to see if his
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Idris, a language that will change the way you think about programming (2015)(crufter.com)
1 points by friendly_chap 5y ago|0 comments
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by friendly_chap 5y ago
No 403, maybe it worked! Thanks
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Tell HN: Twitter email unsubscribe throws 403
2 points by friendly_chap 5y ago|2 comments
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by friendly_chap 5y ago
My anecdote: a friend of mine gave me a ticket for a float tank in London for free. Decided to try. As others mention in this thread, it was not completely depriving of stimuli, but close enough. The air felt a bit colder than the water, so
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by friendly_chap 5y ago
Did you not sign away the IP while you were there? If so by this comment you implicate yourself.
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by friendly_chap 5y ago
Why did you link that HPPD subreddit? I used to have visual snow a lot, does it have anything to do with latent schizophrenia?
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by friendly_chap 5y ago
I have no idea what is causing it but it's wide as hell while it was not like this before.
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Ask HN: HN Font Change?
2 points by friendly_chap 5y ago|5 comments
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by friendly_chap 5y ago
Wow! As someone who at some point in life was intensely meditating (nowadays less so) your routine reminds me of my habits, ie. falling asleep meditating vs praying etc, meditating upon waking up etc. Interesting how we can be so different
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Ask HN: Why is tech UX so bad in general?
36 points by friendly_chap 5y ago|39 comments
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by friendly_chap 5y ago
As a casual follower of him, I would like to hear more of your opinion about the guy, please. To me he doesn't seem too self centered?
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by friendly_chap 5y ago
> It's not life, it's your typical bike-shedding It's typical because it's life and it happens often. > In less dysfunctional organizations Dysfunction is the norm. I am arguing for opinionated tools in general, I&
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by friendly_chap 5y ago
It's life. It's one thing to call people amateurs from a sofa and an other to find yourself in 20 person team arguing about things. The easy solution to arguments is having less things to argue about, similarly how Go solved forma
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by friendly_chap 5y ago
This is exactly my experience. I also recently heard a story (from a close friend) of a rewrite to React where a good few months were spent on questions like which routing (or whatever) library to use, all things provided by Angular out of
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by friendly_chap 5y ago
Hungarian here: that is a remarkably close approximation. Almost perfect, except the vowel in "me" is longer than our short "i" which sounds just like the vowel in the word "in".
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by friendly_chap 5y ago
It's a cheapish pump similar to this https://www.mmcwebshop.com/products/b5b179a61e4/353720000001... . Not too concerned about durability yet (way too happy with the fact of having water!), but time will tell.

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