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by gls2ro 4y ago
If someone wants to create this I would super gladly join. Specially if it has a section like Ask HN. I really love Ask HN as it gives me a peak into real life questions or struggles. It makes this corner of the internet very human.
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by gls2ro 4y ago
I think this sounds good when you think about a very small nieche, but if you think about global market, then in a recession as many companies go bankrupt, then there are few chances to find cheap providers so that what you offer will stay
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by gls2ro 4y ago
I am not 100% sure but does not Norway and Switzerland adhere de facto to the single market rules?
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by gls2ro 4y ago
For people in this thread comparing _Rails_ with _Go_ can you please help me understand something about Go: Is it a language that also has in std/core library web framework like support? Like PHP? I ask as I dont understand why people
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by gls2ro 4y ago
Why is a disaster? I ask this genuinely as I am interested to see what pain point people have with Rails.
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by gls2ro 4y ago
How is that something good except from a pure technical perspective? It is so obvious that we should not have records that cannot be deleted. Specially when talking about freedom. It seems to strange to me that supporters of blockchain talk
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Ask HN: Favorite, timeless tech article/book
2 points by gls2ro 4y ago|3 comments
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by gls2ro 4y ago
Choose a successful SaaS product that you like or better that you use. Take a feature (or a couple of features) and create an open-source project that only does those features. Optimise on a specific direction. Performance for example. Perf
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by gls2ro 5y ago
Could you share your nvim config for Ruby? There are a lot of examples for Vim but found very few up to date for nvim.
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by gls2ro 5y ago
I would recommend the following that I used so far: 1. Substack - as it is a nice combination between a blog and a newsletter. So anyone that wants to subscribe can do it but also you can just share the article like a normal blog. It suppor
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by gls2ro 5y ago
I cannot access the study, but I find it odd that they say in abstract: > Results indicate that camel casing leads to higher accuracy among all subjects regardless of training, and those trained in camel casing are able to recognize iden
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by gls2ro 5y ago
Regarding this, here is another perspective: If you would be my manager or a person highly skilled in one area, I will probably try to not talk with you at all as much as possible. Just as an example: > Ask for help: I love giving input,
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by gls2ro 5y ago
I agree we disagree, here is why: I am talking about what makes sense for people. And most of the people look at the calendar to know what day is today. Regarding time, if you are asking me I will put minutes before hours in our era where e
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by gls2ro 5y ago
Just trying to reason here: I think it makes more sense to have DD/MM as the day is the thing that changes more often and thus DDMM starts with the most important information first. Also if I think I never encountered someone looking a
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by gls2ro 5y ago
This is not a critique of your comment, but I am curious about our ambivalence regarding the following line of thoughts: - It seems to me that we are promoting in IT a lot the idea of taking decisions based on data i.e data-driven companies
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by gls2ro 5y ago
This sounds like a very good strategy and has almost everything covered.
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Poll: What kind of testing strategy do you have?
2 points by gls2ro 5y ago|2 comments
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Only automated testing
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Only manual testing
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Mixed done by Dev Team
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Mixed where the manual testing is done by dedicated QA
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by gls2ro 5y ago
I don't think we should strive to remove non-idempotent cases. If something is not idempotent does not mean it is bad. It just means that request should be handled differently. In your example (and I ask this as I remained confused aft
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Ask HN: Domain Name Registrars in EU?
14 points by gls2ro 5y ago|21 comments
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by gls2ro 5y ago
I really wish people will stop putting equally between Rails/Django and React or Svelte. Rails and Django are indeed web frameworks but you can easily have Rails with React or Django with Svelte. So the article includes them in the lis
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by gls2ro 5y ago
If you want to see how the communication differs do this small study: Notice how much people were talking in the first day of the war in Slack. In my experience being in a couple of slack workspaces (one for work, a couple from co-working h
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by gls2ro 5y ago
I think you should look at Apache License that is explicitly talking about contributions.
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by gls2ro 5y ago
I agree with you and I think there are some good SPAs. In my case what makes me angry is opening a presentation website and seeing a loader because someone decided to make that a SPA.
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by gls2ro 5y ago
What exactly from SPA is making them good for decentralized?
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by gls2ro 5y ago
I give you Google Maps is a perfect example maybe for SPA. But Gmail? Why do we need SPA for that? Receiving emails notifications could be websockets and clicking on email should go to a new page displaying the email. I dont know if the ini
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by gls2ro 5y ago
As other people were writing here: it does not matter the name of the system they cut off Russia or any other aggressor. Russia and Belarus can develop their own SWIFT like system. What it matters is EU/USA saying to their economies: d

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