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by g_delgado14 4y ago
Have you tried Linear [0]? ---- [0] - https://linear.app/
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by g_delgado14 4y ago
... do as the Roman's do! Agreed :)
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by g_delgado14 4y ago
Performance cost is a legitimate concern but one that should be considered in relative terms. e.g. yes there are more allocations, but in what context is the code being used? Are we building gigabyte-scale real-time systems? no? ok then let
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by g_delgado14 4y ago
Yessss... I'm a big advocate of using error objects rather than throwing exceptions. I think the industry over-uses throwing exceptions and it's basically turned into the new GOTO statement. I wrote an article about this as well b
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by g_delgado14 4y ago
> Crypto had a big crash only recently - about 12 to 18 months ago I think, when Elon Musk made some comments that crashed the market. That crash was rapidly forgotten and people piled back in. Same thing will happen here. Except 12-18 m
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by g_delgado14 4y ago
Kind of unrelated ... but what's the pganalyze of MySQL?
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Pitfalls When Adding Turborepo to Your Project(engineering.caribouwealth.com)
1 points by g_delgado14 5y ago|0 comments
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by g_delgado14 5y ago
Seems like the "Equal Pay for Equal Work Act" which you're referring to only applies to US companies. And if it doesn't, how does Colorado ever plan to enforce, say, a company out of Estonia, to follow this law?
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by g_delgado14 5y ago
> Wouldn't it be difficult to find other developers that are experienced using Elm? Yes, however: - Elm has a very small surface area (you can read through the guide [0] in a weekend) - There are many folks who love functional progr
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by g_delgado14 5y ago
I spoke about this with Feross Aboukhadijeh last week at SpeakeasyJS: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QyunIFfKLIU
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by g_delgado14 5y ago
You can choose "bring your own / no OS" option when you build your own.
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by g_delgado14 5y ago
Isn't the "newtype" pattern something that addresses this issue elegantly? Is there something that I'm missing here?
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by g_delgado14 5y ago
Is there anything like this for MySQL?
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by g_delgado14 5y ago
Came here to say the same thing
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by g_delgado14 6y ago
> Because in JavaScript, if something goes wrong, we just throw! Not if you're using `neverthrow` >:) https://www.npmjs.com/package/neverthrow
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by g_delgado14 6y ago
How is Haystack different from Pluralsight Flow (formerly GitPrime)? https://www.pluralsight.com/product/flow
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Ask HN: What's has you experience been using Domain Driven Development / Design?
10 points by g_delgado14 6y ago|1 comments
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by g_delgado14 6y ago
I think their point is simply that type guards aren't a panacea.
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by g_delgado14 6y ago
any way to "follow" you? Either via a git{hub,lab} repo or twitter or something? Really curious to hear when this is released. Also, I've implemented my own typesafe route abstraction for express before so this is def a proje
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by g_delgado14 6y ago
> in the real world everybody is using GCC/LLVM Wasn't Rust bootstrapped with OCaml? I'm sure there are additional popular(ish) languages (i.e. Elm and PureScript) that are compiled with pure FP languages.
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by g_delgado14 6y ago
Congrats!
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by g_delgado14 6y ago
None of this is unique to Rust - I can do this in typescript: Serde -> Zod ( https://github.com/vriad/zod ) Diesel -> Prisma Yet you expose yourself to concepts that are unique to Rust that do not enhance the devel
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by g_delgado14 6y ago
I disagree that objects and monads are the same level of building block in the respective paradigms. Objects <> Java and functions <> Haskell might be a better comparison. Not to mention that there's already a person's
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by g_delgado14 6y ago
Someone wrote a comment in this thread saying that Haskell's strength is "rigorous correctness". Ok sure, I agree that generally your program is going to be more correct with Haskell than with, say, TypeScript. But that doesn
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by g_delgado14 6y ago
The top comment on yesterday's post on the Keli language ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24331635 ) sums up FP's failure to become mainstream pretty clearly IMO: > The other reason is that many FP users ar
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by g_delgado14 6y ago
Define data.
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by g_delgado14 6y ago
I appreciate your contribution, but this doesn't answer OP's question. Secondly, Udemy is notoriously a sham full of copyright infringement. So I would respectfully ask that folks use alternative learning platforms when possible.
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by g_delgado14 6y ago
I was in the market recently for a new laptop after owning 2 different MB pros since 2011. I ended up buying a System76 linux laptop and couldn't be happier. It's cheaper and it's built for software devs. The keyboard is amaz
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by g_delgado14 6y ago
Well with wasm, this analogy doesn't really make much sense.
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by g_delgado14 6y ago
Any beginner friendly articles on more advanced analysis that you'd recommend?

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