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by hakanito 7y ago
Our backend is mostly Go so we _had_ to make it work. Tried most of the available libraries, gqlgen etc. But eventually settled on this one because of the schema-first approach and nice resolver api. And the defacto golang dataloader lib is
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by hakanito 7y ago
Fwiw we’ve had a lot of success with Golang (graph-gophers/graphql-go w/ dataloader). Running in prod for about a year. Worth noting is that any GQL server implementation not written in JS, will play catch-up to the JS/Apollo
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by hakanito 8y ago
Download the Blind app and ask there instead of HN. Comp is all that community talks about
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Company launched Finland’s first commercially-built nanosatellite into space(reaktor.com)
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by hakanito 8y ago
works in EU
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by hakanito 8y ago
Facebook released DataLoader [1] to help reduce the number of database invocations. As long as you write your queries to fit the loader pattern it's pretty straight forward. Been trying out a golang port [2] for a month or two and it r
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by hakanito 8y ago
Fair enough
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by hakanito 8y ago
I think there are a bunch of use cases, for example verifying authenticity of high-value products. For example, if you buy a bag from Louis Vuitton from some third party reseller or ebay, you could verify it against LV's centralized pr
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by hakanito 8y ago
Some great advice in this thread already. I'd add learning to use git from the command line (together with the concepts of a rebase, a merge etc), it will be useful in every single CS job. Figure out what parts of the stack you're
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by hakanito 8y ago
Fair enough, but TRON created $14B out of thin air.
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by hakanito 8y ago
TRON is the greatest scam the world has seen. Justin Sun hyped the price to unreal levels without a product, then sold at the height around new years ’17/18. Bought BitTorrent with the money. I’d stay far away from TRON
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by hakanito 8y ago
You can also look to the niche travel blogs and websites. I usually browse Suitcase Magazine’s travel guides for where to eat/stay/see if I’m in a city they have covered. Have not been disappointed so far
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by hakanito 8y ago
JWTs are good for a bunch of things, one example being when you do NOT want to hit the database on every request, to speed up latency.. eg. in high-throughput IoT setups where you want to validate or discard the request before touching any
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by hakanito 8y ago
Agreed. I’m referring to it as the Truth
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by hakanito 8y ago
Checkout IndieHackers [1] for other people making/trying to make revenue from side projects [1] https://www.indiehackers.com/
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by hakanito 8y ago
+1 for 1Password. Never looked back. Great for all sorts of passwords/credit cards/private keys. It also syncs to the 1Pass app on your phone.
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by hakanito 8y ago
I was trying to create a slide down animation, but could not figure out if Pose is dependent on the height property or not. Some times transforms worked-ish and sometimes not.
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by hakanito 8y ago
I got excited about Pose but when I tried it out I saw a lot of unexpected and undocumented behavior. Seems promising but docs needs more work and examples!
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by hakanito 9y ago
Yes but would it solve the floating point inaccuracies? Compiled to JS is JS after all
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by hakanito 9y ago
So, what other language do you suggest for building an interactive web app?
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by hakanito 9y ago
I think this is a great use case for blockchain and in-browser wallets. I imagine a not too distant future where Newspapers can add a bit of open source code that controls access to their content. If I want to read an article, I pay like 50
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by hakanito 9y ago
> 3. New news I think this is where blockchain tech will prosper. Integrated wallet in you browser and nano payments to purchase access to articles. I don't want to subscribe to FT or New York Times, because I only read one or two a
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by hakanito 9y ago
In Scandinavia you have minimum of 25 days paid time off every year, by law. So work life balance is sane by default unless you work the cray hours at Banks or McKinsey et al. In tech you have some big players in different countries. Spotif
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by hakanito 9y ago
Usually the currency is tied to the protocol to incentivize people to keep the network up and running - this is essentially what mining is. By helping the network to confirm transactions (by mining or staking) you get rewarded with the tran
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by hakanito 9y ago
Checkout Civic or HelloBloom
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by hakanito 9y ago
Neat but static ads are slowly becoming a thing of the past... Companies like Acast and Midroll are building dynamic ad solutions that inject dynamic ads into podcasts at the time of stream/download
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by hakanito 9y ago
Take a look at Tufte's book The Visual Display of Quantitative Information
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by hakanito 9y ago
Just wanted to chip in and say HTTP EventSource has been really nice to work with, we've been using it in production for 1+ year
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by hakanito 9y ago
One reason might be that if you download pirated content you have to do so over VPN. Otherwise your ISP will likely reach out and let you know you are doing something illegal
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by hakanito 9y ago
Wonder if the author tried MobX before settling on Cycle.js... It was not mentioned once

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