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by gt2 6y ago
You should use the one you know best so you can get it built sooner. Play framework you mentioned is a fine choice because it's somewhat of a rapid development framework and there's a big community around it. I would skip the fron
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by gt2 6y ago
Think he was being sarcastic.
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by gt2 6y ago
Something legacy like COBOL sounds like the worst recommendation to me. In my experience, not only do you need to be proficient (and have experience) with the legacy technology but understand new ones as well since you often need to integr
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by gt2 6y ago
Ruby on Rails
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by gt2 6y ago
Sounds like a great idea, partly because I don't know you and so I have less fear of failing in front of people/the world. How much do you have in mind?
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by gt2 6y ago
Spectacular. It's well lit, and has a smooth experience. And in one way, this virtual tour is better than the live one- at the end you can step past the guardrails! Check it out (deep link to show it wasn't possible, so just wa
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by gt2 6y ago
If FED uses their infinite money to to prop up the market, and tech jobs/tech companies/products and big finance/wealthy people run the world, could the non-tech jobs lost be inconsequential?
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by gt2 6y ago
Do you think the hip compliments to you were warranted? Or are you saying that it's just something people reserve to tell young people. Can't quite tell.
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by gt2 6y ago
Why not do use django or rails for auth with JWT/token based auth recommending to use them for the other parts?
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by gt2 6y ago
What is your reasoning for it not making sense to choose rails now? It's mature and has a big community no? Hard to recommend it to a beginner, but not sure if I would recommend Node or Java to a beginner either, so that's a toug
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by gt2 6y ago
thousands, probably 20k plus. But recently archived and I don't mind because I never looked at them.
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by gt2 6y ago
If any of the other things he said are true, he brought something to conversation.
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by gt2 6y ago
Hard enough to retain/hire talent, they will weather the storm for a while. They regularly fire low performers though.
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Malicious RubyGems Exploiting Typos(helpnetsecurity.com)
1 points by gt2 6y ago|0 comments
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by gt2 6y ago
Like anything else you can find all ranges offered and all ranges accepted. I thought the exact opposite was the norm, with higher rates in US companies than UK/europe. Senior level rates in US range from 100-300/hr. I know it&#x
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by gt2 6y ago
Is it lower latency than a typical video call? Any way to demo it if I have noone to connect with at the moment? For instance, watching other jams in progress that have been set to public or seeing a video demo of a previous one?
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by gt2 6y ago
So it's like the feature gmail (and perhaps others) have that allows hello+randomsite@gmail.com. https://fastmail.blog/2018/10/01/use-unique-email-addresses-... That's great because occasionally ema
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by gt2 7y ago
Someone else commented: Another thing to consider is that if they get a letter from a lawyer, they may just pay up. I'd start there and see what happens. Exactly this. Acquirer doesn't want a lengthy case either. A lawyer will
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by gt2 7y ago
For everyone who does this: I always wonder about using the same mydomain.com for many services. Because at least one reason for doing the aliasing is privacy, and by using the same domain for multiple services, even with a different '
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by gt2 7y ago
I would think that for the code to be useful, the developer will know how to use the framework it was generated in and thus is easily able to quickly generate the same thing as you are (be it with ROR scaffold or using a boilerplate in Djan
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by gt2 7y ago
Can you say when it is most pretty?
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by gt2 7y ago
Mind saying where that is found?
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by gt2 7y ago
Some people take liberty with the term, but in general it's failing test first, write code to make it pass, as in the development is driven by the test like the term sounds: 'test driven development'.
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by gt2 7y ago
Where did it say it was an extra field? It says format change which could make for problems for sure! edit: ah you must be referring to the GP. But the anecdote just says format change.
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by gt2 7y ago
Because the vast majority don't adblock and someone there has decided it's better to respect the wishes of the adblocking user than alienate them from their service and also they likely have other ways[0,1,2] of harvesting value f
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by gt2 7y ago
Sounds fun! Thanks for the reply.
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by gt2 7y ago
How do you quickly access the other layers to do a semicolon or colon or space with those keyboards? Saw a photo-- it's all letters.
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by gt2 7y ago
Example? Other than avoiding magic strings by swapping them for upper-cased vars, I'd love to see what you mean because it sounds interesting.
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by gt2 7y ago
Maybe democratizing or liberating. Traditionally those things mentioned required more red tape and buying into a system (usually literally) just to get to the fruit. It's awesome because often it really is just information that while
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by gt2 7y ago
I've seen it fail to update the location pretty often.

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