jaequery

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by jaequery 8y ago
its a pretty nifty idea
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by jaequery 8y ago
just eat a bit of everything. a healthy balanced diet of fat, sugar, salt, or whatever it is that people says is bad for you, is still way better than someone just eating one thing every day.
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by jaequery 8y ago
CLI looks neat, but these apps really require things like saved queries to be really useful. I'm pretty happy with using Insomnia app for Graphql / REST so far.
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by jaequery 8y ago
what is the verdict? i been just scrolling down to see which is best and cant find any.
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by jaequery 8y ago
yes what i was saying is, i doubt you will be able to hit one mastodon API and get the tweets across all the federated instances. you will only retrieve the data of that single instance you are hitting. if that instance only has 1 user, the
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by jaequery 8y ago
correct me if I'm wrong but i don't think there is one single place developers can create APIs for. if anything, developers will be picking and choosing which "instance" they want to write for if willing. this is like ha
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by jaequery 8y ago
i think more than half the websites on the internet can run on serverless platform and that makes the web more secure and faster.
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by jaequery 8y ago
I just think of what it'd be like - once companies actually starts utilizing "blockchain" with real purpose.
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by jaequery 8y ago
React reminds me of the good ol' PHP days. The days where it used to be an all out freedom of expression (pure hacking) doing whatever you want whenever you want. Sure code can get ugly as sin, but it does leave you with a liberating f
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by jaequery 8y ago
anyone here tried breathing exercises to help with better sleep? i am noticing that at times when i am taking deep and slow breaths before sleeping, i have a dramatically higher quality sleep.
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by jaequery 8y ago
wasnt there a startup that submits your site to all these directories for you for a price?
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by jaequery 8y ago
Python is one of the simplest language you can learn. It is really nicely designed and executed. If simplicity is the goal, Python has that in spades.
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by jaequery 8y ago
I don't know how you come to that conclusion. How would the manager or anyone else know that he is leaving? He is just simply asking for a "raise". He is not going around telling everyone, hey "i am leaving, give me a ra
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by jaequery 8y ago
its really not rocket science. before asking for a raise, always apply to other jobs and have something to leverage off of by looking around and applying to other companies. name your price higher than what you are getting now. if they acce
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by jaequery 8y ago
well, it won't be just a simple GET /user/1 anymore. it will be like: user { id name role status age sex address group { id name } etc etc }
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by jaequery 8y ago
some people just love to write with as much big words as possible. i hope they try challenge themselves in the opposite, to use as much common words as possible and see what comes out of them.
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by jaequery 8y ago
my experience is just ok. as someone here puts it, great for frontend devs but bad for backend devs. if you have db schemas on the backend if using orm, get ready to duplicate them again for graphql. and on the frontend, get prepared to wri
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React vs. Vue (vs Angular)(medium.com)
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by jaequery 8y ago
So they went from managing 100's of little parts to a just a single one and are loving it. Sounds like a no-brainer to me.
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by jaequery 8y ago
as a client, I would rather be paying a hosting company specializing in one area 24x7 rather than a dev maintaining the database on and off basis. there is nothing more infuriating than not being able to get a hold of the dev when your site
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by jaequery 8y ago
sql is great but i am still waiting for the succesor to sql. sql was made for relational data. but a relational data with nested data structure kind of like postgres and jsonb built in mind from the ground up is what id really like to see.
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by jaequery 8y ago
this just makes me wonder why we don't just pass in SQL on the API calls, ala graphql.
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by jaequery 8y ago
after almost 18 years, i quit smoking and vaping altogether a year ago and i couldn't be happier now. it feels great to be finally free from smoking. i used to think smoking is good for relieving stress, but after i quit, i realize, it
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by jaequery 8y ago
this has strong potential. i never felt safe with services like lastpass.
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by jaequery 8y ago
can someone name one successful startup that actually utilizes the blockchain to do something they couldnt have done without?
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by jaequery 8y ago
I don't know. Just one day, it started it. I had some client work that was overdue and some stress at work place. But it was nothing major.
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by jaequery 8y ago
Articles like this scares me greatly. About 2 years ago, I went about 3 weeks with maybe less than 3 hours of sleep. I am sure it is hard to believe, even I can't believe it myself, it was a crazy experience, where my mind was just pas
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by jaequery 8y ago
Long time user of IRC and I never ever heard of irc.com till now. What is it for and what does it do??? I have been saddened to see the state of IRC declining year after year. I love the fact someone is trying to do something about it!
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by jaequery 8y ago
well, its unfortunate that React Native didn't work for them. i think RN is great solution and direction for mobile in general. sure it can be improved but at the moment, it is the best we have for cross-platform mobile development.
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by jaequery 8y ago
thats how i felt too, and i'm now a big fan of vue. its funny how that works.

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