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by gls2ro 2y ago
Asking just for me to learn: Does it really need someone on the other side to buy or can it be like other markets (consumer goods lets say) where you can set the price lower and not necessary have a buyer. You just announce it that you are
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by gls2ro 2y ago
Can you give some examples about this assertion? > quality of life is falling for majority of people
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by gls2ro 2y ago
I wonder what do you think is the solution to this? For example I think EU citizens are not able (as in not willing to put the time and effort) to understand and discuss what EU is and what kind of MPs we want there and what they can really
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by gls2ro 2y ago
The world politics specifically US+Germany+Russia is at least one level more complex than describing it as a transaction between these 3 countries. I dont pretend to understand it but I also dont think you should minimize it to just one or
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by gls2ro 2y ago
I agree with you. Maybe what I am looking for is listening to people with experience who can formulate well a hypothesis or a framework and help strategize based on experiences.
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Ask HN: What podcast episodes changed the way you think about startups?
7 points by gls2ro 2y ago|8 comments
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by gls2ro 2y ago
Here is one nice appeal: Has a great and free API. Now, Bluesky has this great API that allows you to do cool automated things on top of it. Twitter had it too, but they decided in the last 2, maybe 3 years, to play with the API so many tim
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by gls2ro 2y ago
Can I offer a different perspective of providing drinks and food at the office? Add to that coffee places and more on the company campus. In some cases, maybe not yours, that is also a way to keep employees in the campus/at the office
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by gls2ro 2y ago
I use the following two options: - Jekyll => which generates static pages -> amazing to deploy it on Github Pages or any web server - Rails 8 with Sitepress => for when I want to have some extra dynamic functionality. With Rails 8
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by gls2ro 2y ago
> Object-Oriented-Programming is a failed paradigm for modern web development This seems to me more like an opinion based on personal flavors than an industry statement. There is no clear winner between OOP and FP. Both are fine and mod
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by gls2ro 2y ago
Yes Rails is still good and IMHO Rails is still an amazing choice for a startup allowing you to do rapid iterations and focus on business logic. Also it is true that Rails and Ruby are having a renaissance and the technical direction for bo
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by gls2ro 2y ago
Not sure I understand this example from Perl but Ruby has ||= that checks for nil but not defined. You can do a ||= b And if a is nil then it will get the value from b else it will remain with the current value
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by gls2ro 2y ago
Usually the one making a claim has the burden of proof. So when someone says AI is aware then that someone should demonstrate with arguments that it is true and convince the one saying that it is not the case.
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by gls2ro 2y ago
It is true that Ruby may not have everything that Python has but it has some. Can I invite you to browse the repositories here https://github.com/ankane?tab=repositories ?
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Testing public methods vs. private methods(booklet.goodenoughtesting.com)
1 points by gls2ro 2y ago|0 comments
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by gls2ro 2y ago
I think I was not clear in my question: I don't defend React. My question was almost the opposite and I was trying to ask: So if even Facebook has a problem with using React then who has a better examplea about why and how to use it?
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by gls2ro 2y ago
I think the question that we are discussing here is: What amount of performance issues you will not need to fix if you were not using React to begin with?
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by gls2ro 2y ago
So the company that invented it does not know how to properly use it? Or are you implying that React does not fit FB use case?
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by gls2ro 2y ago
Here is one middle ground https://hotwired.dev/
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by gls2ro 2y ago
Adding to this discussion here one point of view: So if we say in almost every country that social media is bad and oh my people are using it wrong and we should change people to better handle social media, could it not be the case that may
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by gls2ro 2y ago
This is not a really easy thing to do: Lets analyze a bit just on the top of our heads what kind of content goes viral on social media? I so far almost (I write here almost just in case I missed one case) NEVER saw any rational, sensible di
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by gls2ro 2y ago
(Not a doctor) My understanding is that it is more rapid to extract energy from muscle than from fat.
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by gls2ro 2y ago
I am writing and sharing only about Ruby and Ruby on Rails at https://bsky.app/profile/lucianghinda.com in case there are topics that might interest you
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by gls2ro 2y ago
Here is a direct link to the study https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/38885349/
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Scientists found a clear link between red meat and cancer(bgr.com)
10 points by gls2ro 2y ago|6 comments
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by gls2ro 2y ago
Diving by zero is not impossible because it is not defined, but because it grows ad infinitum. Take out a scientific calculator and start doing division by smaller and smaller units: 1/0.9 1/0.09 1/0.009 ... 1/0.00000000
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by gls2ro 2y ago
I saw this one day late. (shameless plug) Here is a very short post about how to generate a new Rails app with 8.0.0.beta1 https://notes.ghinda.com/post/how-to-start-a-new-rails-proje...
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by gls2ro 2y ago
The main problem I see here is similar with the main problem in science: Can we being inside our brain fully understand our own brain? Similar with can we being inside our Universe fully understand it?
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by gls2ro 2y ago
Continuing a lawsuit is not the same as agreeing with the initial claim. Sometimes, new leadership of a company continues lawsuits because stopping them will incur a huge penalty (in fines, restrictions, control, ...). But that does not mea
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by gls2ro 2y ago
I would recommend the book The Innovators Dilemma. There are (I think) two main ideas there (still strongly recommend reading it) 1. The decision process (and culture) that helped a product/company reach a big scale is basically saying

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