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by gregors 2y ago
I'd love to know how much faster we've gotten since this was released (now unmaintained) https://netflixtechblog.com/fast-json-api-serialization-with... I really thought this pure ruby implementation was neat, tho
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by gregors 2y ago
The idea is that you put in the extra work and he keeps the extra profit. Sounds like a sweet deal.
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by gregors 2y ago
This guy is bad at his job.
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by gregors 2y ago
The problem is that corporate types don't see programming as creative work. Type faster!!!! If you push the buttons faster the product gets build faster! Also imagine every other week as the bricklayer had half a wall built a PM comes
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by gregors 2y ago
What your scenario doesn't address is that while John finished his migrations on time, James has designed the flagship order processing pipeline something that John could never pull off. Or maybe while John is technically adept, he&#x2
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by gregors 2y ago
The Big Elixir 2018 - Desmond Bowe - Hot Upgrade Are Not Scary https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IeUF48vSxwI
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by gregors 2y ago
This looks like it was fixed * https://github.com/duffelhq/paginator/blob/main/lib/paginato... * https://github.com/duffelhq/paginator/blob/main/test/paginat
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by gregors 2y ago
"hard" is not a technical issue. They would never allow it to be built in the first place since it has no place being there.
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by gregors 2y ago
In my opinion very little of this has anything inherently to do with development, but organization science in general. All these problems exist is every org corporate or otherwise.
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by gregors 2y ago
>>>> Do you know many people prone to beating their wives after smoking a joint? I actually do know a person who did exactly that. Just because it isn't as prevalent as with alcohol doesn't mean it doesn't happen.
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by gregors 2y ago
another fatal crash
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by gregors 2y ago
As an in-the-code CTO that runs small teams, I've used Elixir/Phoenix quite successfully. Hiring has never been an issue, in fact - Elixir was a tool to recruit a specific senior developer we wanted but couldn't pay them what
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by gregors 2y ago
The techempower repo is literally a gift to the world. I've seen and learned many ways of optimizing code ...almost none of which should ever be used in production or would ever make it past a PR at most companies. Still, it's ama
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by gregors 2y ago
You might have missed this recent announcement https://elixir-lang.org/blog/2024/08/15/welcome-elixir-langu...
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by gregors 2y ago
Once upon a time I needed to do hashes en masse for a specific blockchain projects. Just a tad of Rust (via nif) really helped the performance. Might be of help to you, check this out (not my lib) https://github.com/ExWeb3&#
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by gregors 2y ago
I don't know what this particular post means, but I've seen a disturbing amount of online crazy talk about the government being able to directly control the weather.
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by gregors 2y ago
The only reason you'd ever get choked out in BJJ is because you lost the fight with your own ego.
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by gregors 2y ago
French + German
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by gregors 2y ago
Hot code reloading is much more popular with Erlang developers. It's not popular at all in elixir which is a shame honestly.
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by gregors 2y ago
Going vanilla (assuming it's built of sufficient quality) will save you untold amounts of headache and cost. The bloated dependency stacks and unnecessary breaking feature churn in a lot of these libraries are just a waste of money and
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by gregors 2y ago
Having worked on several projects in the past where the clients had either their own frameworks, and or proprietary languages I think familiarity is highly overrated in most (but not all cases). If you're building something trivial or
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by gregors 2y ago
Generally speaking, there are hard, concrete pay bands associated with roles. As you progress through the pay bands there's less room for raises. There isn't an idea of "an exception" to this rule. There aren't spec
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by gregors 2y ago
It's interesting to me that this happens in an industry where the entire business is one of trying to aid someone who's lost something precious. Some things shouldn't have corporate branding. They definitely know better.
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by gregors 2y ago
> or anyone else on the hn. I'm on hn and it's interesting to me
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Family fishes out unexpected AirTag in child's pocket at Tennessee Aquarium(newschannel9.com)
2 points by gregors 2y ago|1 comments
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by gregors 2y ago
I think people in general are much too concerned with "what makes this different". It's cool, fun and rewarding to build things.
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by gregors 2y ago
You're making an assumption there that the educational/opportunity systems in the country aren't designed specifically to feed these jobs in particular.
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by gregors 2y ago
They can't spot motorcycles https://www.reuters.com/business/autos-transportation/tesla-...
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by gregors 2y ago
"you have 24 hrs" and "write everything twice" ......they go hand in hand don't they? You're definitely going to rewrite it if you slap code out there.
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How to build a crazy 1000W 90k lumens led flashlight(diyphotography.net)
20 points by gregors 2y ago|3 comments

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