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by g_delgado14 7y ago
I don't think technology will be a long term solution. What I think the industry needs is tighter regulation and incentives for companies to not "move fast and break things", lest they get slapped with large fines. The issue
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by g_delgado14 7y ago
> The whole thing was a weird janky process Atlassian's MO
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by g_delgado14 7y ago
I've mostly noticed this with postgresql
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Ask HN: Why are managed database services so expensive?
7 points by g_delgado14 7y ago|4 comments
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by g_delgado14 7y ago
Hi there, I'm a prisma 1 user and am wondering if there is thorough docs on how to transition over to prisma 2. Also what breaking changes or not-yet-implemented features of prisma1 should I be aware of. ---- Edit: I see there's a
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by g_delgado14 7y ago
- https://www.prisma.io/docs/understand-prisma/prisma-in-your-... - https://www.prisma.io/docs/understand-prisma/data-modeling#d...
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by g_delgado14 7y ago
I mean .. the ensuing hilarity from uploading funny background images doesn't get old
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by g_delgado14 7y ago
Ubuntu is used (mostly?) for web services. Is Ubuntu suitable to be written in Go?
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by g_delgado14 7y ago
Because then 2 months later a dev refactors the front end to only require one of the fields, and suddenly you have the gorilla holding a banana and the whole jungle when all you asked for was a banana.
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by g_delgado14 7y ago
What was your experience like rolling Haskell into production?
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by g_delgado14 7y ago
For what business units? For which use cases? Also, they invest a lot into recruiting. My suspicion is that they give a considerable degree of freedom (often to the detriment of the organization in ways such as information silos) to enginee
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by g_delgado14 7y ago
Setter | Toronto | Full-Time (on-site) | https://setter.com When was the last time you had to deal with an issue with ssh, curl, or grep? Probably never, right? Yet they’re at the epicenter of what you do every single day. These
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by g_delgado14 7y ago
> Imba is a programming language for the web that compiles to performant and readable JavaScript. It has language level support for defining, extending, subclassing, instantiating and rendering dom nodes. I found it odd to see this langu
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by g_delgado14 7y ago
I haven't ever used GraphQL (so take what I say with a grain of salt b/c i could be incorrect), but what gets me intrigued by it is that it helps your engineering organization scale by decoupling the back end and the front end. Sa
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Ask HN: Is There a “Glassdoor” for Engineering?
3 points by g_delgado14 8y ago|1 comments
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by g_delgado14 8y ago
> The alternative (cel phone calls and sms) is literally an inch away on our smartphone, but it is such bad quality and so expensive its unusable. For all of us, Facebook is definitely a good thing. I'm sorry but I don't buy th
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by g_delgado14 8y ago
What is a "typical" investment? There are literally thousands of different assets one can invest in, all of which contain varying degrees of risk profiles. What you outlined was the risk profile of options, which you would use to
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by g_delgado14 8y ago
This isn't even an abstract question about utility. What esoterica outlined was finance 101 (change "compensation" for ROI), which millions of people use in their day to day lives to make investment decisions. And stock optio
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Ask HN: How Do Services Like PythonTutor and Repl.it Run Code Safely
31 points by g_delgado14 8y ago|7 comments
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by g_delgado14 8y ago
Does this assumption hold for large, production-ready, applications?
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by g_delgado14 8y ago
Management: "Let's keep open sourcing all of the things so that the informed community will overlook our transgressions!"
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by g_delgado14 8y ago
Great initiative. After a quick read-through of the preview I've decided to buy a hard-copy. Looking forward to reading it all.
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by g_delgado14 8y ago
Why do you need a "modern professional frontend developer" to make a static html website?
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by g_delgado14 8y ago
Yes. It's unnecessarily complex. The target audience is someone who: - knows modern JS - knows ReactJS - knows webpack well - knows how to deal with node_module dependency hell - knows graphql
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by g_delgado14 8y ago
> The static site approach still isn't that well known Static sites predate web apps. In fact, the first websites were purely static. > reduced complexity you're telling me webpack + react + node_module hell + graphql reduce
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Sequoia leads $10M Series A for Setter(techcrunch.com)
6 points by g_delgado14 8y ago|0 comments
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by g_delgado14 8y ago
Setter | Software Engineer(s) | Toronto, Canada | ONSITE | https://setter.com Join the engineering team at one of North America's fastest growing startups! We're revolutionizing a stagnant industry and have the backing
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by g_delgado14 8y ago
Interesting. What about in the case where something clearly doesn't have the value that the price says - i.e. the dutch tulip bubble?
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by g_delgado14 8y ago
Hmm brainstation, an institution that makes money off of people paying for and attending its courses, is making the case for it's own existence. I sense no bias here /s.
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by g_delgado14 8y ago
Setter | Lead Software Engineer | Toronto, Canada & SF Bay Area | ONSITE | https://setter.com Do you want to lead a team of experienced software engineers at one of North America's fastest growing startups? We're r

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