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by hiphipjorge 10y ago
Great organization! Follow them on Twitter and listen to the podcast. More people in the tech industry should support this party in order to get some real change in this city
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by hiphipjorge 10y ago
Best articule I've read on the subject. Thank you for posting this. It does seem like it'll be a while before we can use this in an Node.js LTS.
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by hiphipjorge 10y ago
How come? What do you use to declare your dev environment?
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by hiphipjorge 10y ago
As a former employee at Rethink, I'm super sad to hear about this, but know that they are all great people capable of even more than what they have accomplished with this amazing database! Will continue to recommend RethinkDB ferocious
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by hiphipjorge 10y ago
The UI looks pretty awesome. Kind of see the RethinkDB influence in shipping with a web admin, and it's great that where things are heading.
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by hiphipjorge 10y ago
I've always heard about this, but have never actually seen any prove. Any sources for this? Genuinely curious.
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by hiphipjorge 10y ago
> Being European, I see in the American mentality this kind of way of thinking like "if he is poor is because he is lazy and didn't work hard enough, so he deserves to be poor and suffer". This is absolutely not how most p
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by hiphipjorge 10y ago
Planet Money is definitely one of the best podcasts out there. Everyone should give them a listen!
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In the tech industry, cycling is taking the place of golf(nytimes.com)
1 points by hiphipjorge 10y ago|0 comments
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by hiphipjorge 10y ago
Any insights into what the YIMBY position is on rent-control? They don't even mention it in their platform, which seems like a big omission (and obviously not accidental). While I fully support this movement, I do believe rent control
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by hiphipjorge 10y ago
The RethinkDB drivers are phenomenal in 4 to 5 languages.
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by hiphipjorge 10y ago
I don't think the move from the suburbs to the city is a technology issue. There are certainly trade-offs to both of them. The reason a lot of people (especially young people) have been flocking to walkable cities has a lot more to do
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Kelsey Hightower questions Docker leading OCI standard(twitter.com)
69 points by hiphipjorge 10y ago|10 comments
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by hiphipjorge 10y ago
I feel this is good advice. I think the harder problem is getting buy-in from everyone you work with to do this. Often times I take this approach and have to really try to sell it to people reviewing my code because they've bought into
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by hiphipjorge 10y ago
Well, you still need some transpiling in order to remove the Flow type signatures. In practice, they end up being pretty similar in terms of needing a build step.
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by hiphipjorge 10y ago
What the hell is this? export default function getUsers () { return new Promise((resolve, reject) => { getUsers().then(users => { filterUsersWithFriends(users) .then(resolve) .catch((err) => {
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by hiphipjorge 10y ago
I went to this lecture a couple of days ago. Alexandr's Haskell lectures on pragmatic Haskell are really good. He focuses on how to get stuff done with Haskell and not so much on the obscure, theoretical parts of Haskell most people fo
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by hiphipjorge 10y ago
Now that GH has added all this stuff in, what's missing? This feature is not as big as all the other ones, but it's a nice improvement.
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by hiphipjorge 10y ago
Your statement is not false, but if you're into software engineering it's awesome know so many people who are world-class engineers. I've heard from multiple people that they've grown more in a year of being in SV than t
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by hiphipjorge 10y ago
What you're missing (at least with Node.js/Javascript) is that Node does not aim to be Rails. Node doesn't aim to have one correct way of doing one thing as Rails often does. Yes, there are best practices, but Node aims to gi
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by hiphipjorge 10y ago
I haven't worked with Rails, but have worked extensively with Django and this doesn't seem to be the case. Even though Django is very similar to Rails in some ways, to pretty big differences is that Django seems to be much more ex
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by hiphipjorge 10y ago
Here's the thing that this blog post is missing: It's a marketplace with competition. Yes, ideally, you shouldn't work outside work and spend all your free time doing other things, and there should be no world hunger. But it
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Keep the Streak Alive: See Your GitHub Streaks Online(keepthestreakalive.hiphipjorge.com)
1 points by hiphipjorge 10y ago|0 comments
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by hiphipjorge 10y ago
> San Francisco International Airport was been named the best airport in North America for customer service by Skytrax I'd buy that. Well, except for the fact that some light rain will cause 4 delays on all flight. But apart from th
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by hiphipjorge 10y ago
> by doing things like constantly polling the backend RethinkDB doesn't require polling. It's like their #1 feature and differentiator from other non-sql databases.
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by hiphipjorge 10y ago
I try doing this a lot when listening to people on the street and think I'm pretty good at it... Of course, I never truly know unless I ask!
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by hiphipjorge 10y ago
Gotta love the subqueries and the join command! Makes everything nicer!
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The Mysterious Case of the Leading Space(blog.runnable.com)
11 points by hiphipjorge 10y ago|0 comments
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by hiphipjorge 10y ago
Are there any plans for V8 to do that soon?
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by hiphipjorge 10y ago
Is there a plan for Node.js to get `import` any times soon? Will we need babel in order to use this for months? years? ever?

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