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by jaequery 8y ago
ok it's https://twitter.com/krisnova/status/994242908315312129
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by jaequery 8y ago
Is there a link to the tweet where he asked "what did you benefit from using K8?"
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by jaequery 8y ago
React is fine. The problem is: 1) Flux (Redux) 2) Ecosystem (Webpack) It really feels like something out of Dr. Seuss labs, where things just feels hacked together and wants everyone fit into their use case. It's over designed and some
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by jaequery 8y ago
it is for people where the antibiotic havent been effective, which accounts for almost a third of all lyme cases.
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by jaequery 8y ago
Anyone that have Lyme, please look into PEMF solutions such as Ampcoil or Ryfe. It seems to be highly effective in treating Lyme disease.
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by jaequery 8y ago
i think its not the exercise but the rest that follows after a strenuous activity that makes you prone to get sick. its been my theory that if you rest like you are on your last breath, your immune system stops being active. but if you stay
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by jaequery 8y ago
i thought Graphql was confusing at first, merely because of their distinction of "Query" and "Mutation". It turns out (which I should've known), "Query" is just like GET requests where you are retrieving i
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by jaequery 8y ago
there isnt a specific one but here is an example: https://www.holtorfmed.com/cdc-doesnt-want-know-lyme/
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by jaequery 8y ago
Lyme is one thing everyone needs to be worried or cautious about. I dont know why but the media is trying to keep it under wraps. Its a hidden pandemic waiting to happen.
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by jaequery 8y ago
bottom up programming is actually what a lot of jr developers do when starting out their careers and i would advise against it. a top-down approach would be clean and simple and the complexities are hidden away from interface: User.create(d
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by jaequery 8y ago
well, this is what scares me. because, the conversation may be encrypted (protocol, packets), but still messages can be accessible by the powers that be through variety of means. especially considering they "forked" it, who knows
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by jaequery 8y ago
It's probably all because of PHP. Over 90% of PHP apps were built on Mysql (Wordpress, Drupal, Joomla). And you know, WP alone powers like half the websites on the internet. Sad reality.
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by jaequery 8y ago
Unless we are dealing with a list just strictly for frontend development(webpack/sass/etc), I'm kinda confused about the list. What about servers and daemons that perform "hot-reload" for you? And fsevents / in
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by jaequery 8y ago
Surprised Korea wasnt mentioned, I believe they have the highest suical rates if Im not mistaken. The kids starting from elementary start school at 7am and comes back home around midnight. Which is really gross and atrocious to hear, almost
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by jaequery 9y ago
you must be referring to Rails. sure they can be pretty big, as they are what you call a monolithic framework. thats why i recommend Sinatra for performance conscious devs, as its a fast and minimal framework. and you get to load only what
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by jaequery 9y ago
im not sure what you are asking for in terms of lightness but its incredibly light in both concept and execution. i mean it doesnt get any lighter than this. require ‘sinatra’ get ‘/‘ do “hello” end you should check out https:
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by jaequery 9y ago
Crystal looks really cool but if speed is what its after, i think it misses the target for most people. because for most apps, you will be bottlenecked by the database server. it is the slowest hanging fruit on the tech stack, be it postgre
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by jaequery 9y ago
can anyone recommend a really good postgres GUI client? ive not found one yet for OSX, which is almost baffling
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by jaequery 9y ago
Most of the free apps on the App Store or Google Play, are probably selling your data left and right. The little "My Digital Life" app (that just happened to exploited a bug in Facebook's platform at the time) is probably a d
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by jaequery 9y ago
or you can just go with dinghy and be done with :p
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by jaequery 9y ago
i never tried this but i think it's similar to docker-sync, where you still have to modify your docker compose files. it's not good for people who want a single consistent docker-compose file that would work across varying distrib
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by jaequery 9y ago
i had high hopes for this when i first heard about it but it's no good for me as it requires you to modify your docker-compose file to suit it's needs
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by jaequery 9y ago
on osx, i know for a fact Docker for OSX is pretty darn slow due to its way they handle filesystem. but using Dinghy greatly helped sped everything up due to it using nfs. just in case anyone wanted to know.
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by jaequery 9y ago
what is the backend / infrastructure like ? is it just Mongodb?
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by jaequery 9y ago
this just opens up a whole new world to static websites!
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by jaequery 9y ago
sounds to me like the blockchain before blockchain. i personally feel blockchain hasnt lived up to its potential because it cant yet act as a viable database. i am curious to see who would take that throne . potentially cockroachdb seem to
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by jaequery 9y ago
i dont get impressed easily but this is impressive!
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by jaequery 9y ago
it's interesting how this made it to top 2 of HN. is this astroturfing?
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by jaequery 9y ago
i personally think javascript ECMAScript committee needs to take a break and chill for a bit. they are changing too fast. it's to the point one forgets if a certain new syntax is available in the whatever version they are and need to c
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by jaequery 9y ago
Perhaps we are talking two different things here, I was merely talking about securing your server to protect you and your users' data. For example, can I ask you how you secure your server? Would your server be able to pass an Openvas&

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