jaequery

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   by jaequery 8y ago

   that was how i felt too which was the same reason i disliked angular. but vue's templating syntax have turned out to be really enjoyable to use. it made me think how wrong i was of my initial impression of vue. you have to give it a tr
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   by jaequery 8y ago

   most people are like sheeps . they tend to follow whatever is bright and shiny without truly understanding why they even need it.
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   by jaequery 8y ago

   not when you now have hashes that look like this { type: :something } that looks like two walls. it was ok with hash rocket styles though
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   by jaequery 8y ago

   only thing I don't like about Ruby is the "symbols". if there was a new language that copied everything about Ruby minus the symbols, I'd be all over it. what is the reasoning for a language like Crystal to support symbo
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   by jaequery 8y ago

   is there like Sinatra equivalent for Crystal? and what is the go to ORM for Postgres in Crystal?
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   by jaequery 8y ago

   vue makes coding so much more enjoyable than reqct for me that im glad to see it get more traction
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   by jaequery 8y ago

   I can see the praise of Graphql especially when coming from frontend developers. I do enjoy working with them at the client side level. But at the backend level, I find Graphql bit too verbose. There is a lot of code being repeated (or refe
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   by jaequery 8y ago

   i wonder what this means for our privacy. could this somehow be a step toward national surveillance?
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   by jaequery 8y ago

   I hate talking to a bot in general.
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    by jaequery 8y ago

    theres a lot of weird things that dont make sense. like how a minimalistic framework sinatra/padrino is slower than rails doesnt seem to make sense at all. i feel these benchmarks are misleading to say the least.
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    by jaequery 8y ago

    much respect to ryan for coming out like this. i used to think that he might have thought node was the bee’s knees and that callbacks and promises were sent from the gods. glad to hear him confirm what a lot of js devs are feeling right now
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    by jaequery 8y ago

    there is nothing new here.
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    by jaequery 8y ago

    I wonder if Matz may consider even just adopting Crystal in the future, considering it is almost 99% compatible with Ruby and has 10x-20x performance gains out of the box.
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    by jaequery 8y ago

    fastest for me is just plain Sinatra and postgres. this is the gold standard of simplicity imo. and hosting for me is taken care of with Docker and an instance on Digitalocean. deployment is literally rsync and docker-compose up.
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    by jaequery 8y ago

    nuxt.js is an all in one vue framework that has ssr and a really cool file based routing functionality
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    by jaequery 8y ago

    at twitter’s scale, its not jus ruby, you would also have problems with php, python, node, and maybe even java. only language that will work well at that point are languages built for concurrencies such as scala, elixir, and go.
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    by jaequery 8y ago

    I disagree. I would imo recommend you to switch to Vue if your app have gotten too big with React. As I said, Vue is more elegant and it improves the speed of development which also means less errors. There are many big companies and startu
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    by jaequery 8y ago

    and dont forget scriptaculous :)
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    by jaequery 8y ago

    vue seem to be an evolution of react and angular. it is as if some react developer sat down and said, “how can we make this even simpler so that even my grandson can do it.” i appreciate when we have guys like the authors of Vue come forwar
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    by jaequery 8y ago

    Is there a SPOF for Mastadon? How does Mastadon handle database (multiple masters, etc)? Genuinely curious if this is truly decentralized platform or just a poor man’s open source social networking app with some RSS type of functionality sp
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    by jaequery 8y ago

    How did this get to front page?
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    by jaequery 8y ago

    what does this have that tools like metasploit, nessus, or openvas doesn't do? most of pentest tools are all about the libraries of tests they can perform. this to me looks like a glorified nmap unless i'm mistaken.
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    by jaequery 8y ago

    if someone comes up with RSS in a pure JSON format, I'd think we may see a revival.
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    Bitcoin headed for $20k in 6 months(marketwatch.com)

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    by jaequery 8y ago

    any of you actually for GDPR? if so, can you please list your reasons?
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    by jaequery 8y ago

    I'm not really a fan of these "magic" code creators. I'd use it only as required and not all out.
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    by jaequery 8y ago

    I agree college education seems to be getting less and less important. Especially for computer related fields. But on the contrary, how would it look like if a generation of kids were taught to believe college is useless?
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    by jaequery 8y ago

    Yea, and that was exactly my point
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    by jaequery 8y ago

    Well it can be dangerous if the image maintainer were to put something malicious in the build, like log all requests and send it somewhere else. Although the same can be said for any package management libraries (npm, apt, etc), because Doc
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    by jaequery 8y ago

    what are some of the downsides of K8? any horror stories?