jaequery

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   by jaequery 10y ago

   I might be coming at this from a different angle but I think it comes down to competition. Well, I don't have any scientific proofs per se (bleh) but I think we are generally hard-coded from our DNA to try/want to be the most attr
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   by jaequery 10y ago

   "Please stop, you are wrong". After reading the article, I can sort of see where the problem lies. Judging people does no good. =D
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   by jaequery 10y ago

   Idk, although I kind of get the gist of what you are saying, I've met plenty of unattractive people who are pleasant to be with. And for whatever reasons, I'm more attracted to talking to these (unattractive) people than some Brad
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   by jaequery 10y ago

   Wow, I was expecting the price for a service like this to be around $20/month but $199/month (custom header/footer) for a service like this seems a bit of a stretch.
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   by jaequery 10y ago

   I second this, I was confused too.
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   by jaequery 10y ago

   all of these suggestions are tbh ok. but id like to say one of the things that helped me most to get better was when i wrote my own framework. doing so helps you understand not just to code, but how to architect for many many different sce
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   by jaequery 10y ago

   this more like playing basketball makes you more likely to become a professional basketball player. i mean, cmon.
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   by jaequery 10y ago

   i find cold increases your immunity. whenever i feel getting sick, i jump in a cold bathfor abbout a minute. it is something i been testing for past few years and i can say it seems to work about 80% of the time. sometines you just need to
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   by jaequery 10y ago

   bring back tables with some responsive behaviour and we can call it a day
10. 580.▲
    by jaequery 10y ago

    i feel DB hosting is such an underrated field right now. in terms of scaling everything is pretty easy to scale except databases. i would love to see more services like this.
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    by jaequery 10y ago

    All these benchmarks seems to fail in the regards that whenever they spin up a VM, the performance will vary hugely depending on the host machine's hardware and capacity. If they want to do it right, they need to spin up atleast 100&#x
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    by jaequery 10y ago

    I see both sides of the arguments but I'm a power user and even I rarely need access to those icons. Let alone my grandma. Surely, I can't be the minority here. If you do not need it, I think it should be hidden by default as Ma
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    by jaequery 10y ago

    I think there are two types of developers. Pragmatic ones that puts focus on making things better/easier, and then those who generally don't give a shit, as long as they have some kind of standards to go by. Pragmatic ones are the
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    Problems with RESTful APIs (2015)(mmikowski.github.io)

    272 points by jaequery 10y ago|215 comments
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    by jaequery 10y ago

    Is there any service that distributes your files to multiple cloud services at the same time? With this recent S3 outage, I'm now feeling uneasy to store files on S3 for mission critical apps.
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    by jaequery 10y ago

    are we in global warming or global cooling? it seems the scientists or the media change this around every now and then, which in turn they now call it just climate change.
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    by jaequery 10y ago

    i do really like the whole email approach in the filename to this.
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    by jaequery 10y ago

    for developers, i think in some ways it hurts you if you had college experience. and drop out students are considered accolades in a bizzarre way. sad but true.
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    by jaequery 10y ago

    ive noticed atleast for me that when im sick, ice cream always makes my illness worse. coincidence?
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    by jaequery 10y ago

    itd be cool if theres way to install apps too
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    by jaequery 10y ago

    is it good enough? yes. in fact, its probably an overkill for most. i think the question of good enough wouldve been perfect for sqlite.
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    by jaequery 10y ago

    i was expecting to read about node.js
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    by jaequery 10y ago

    this post doesnt make sense to me, he could just run vim from emacs using evil/viper mode. perhaps he is new to emacs?
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    by jaequery 10y ago

    sounds like he never gave vue a try because thats also how i felt before trying vuejs. but once you go vue, you will be very happy you did. i see a lot of ex-react devs who tell similar stories, myself. with the sudden rise of vue and just
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    by jaequery 10y ago

    this study seems to contradict people being more forgetful when not getting enough sleep
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    by jaequery 10y ago

    so to sum it up short, create table, copy data, rename table. isnt this already tackled by tools created by percona and many others out in market? other than them adding in hadoop to speed things up, what else is new here?
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    by jaequery 10y ago

    this. just a simple rsync and docker-compose up can be all you need in most cases.
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    by jaequery 10y ago

    i like this, it seems we are getting closer and closer to the future of cross-platform apps.
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    by jaequery 10y ago

    in short, you write way less lines of code in vue, as opposed to react. its a pretty liberating feeling especially coming from monolithic angular and react code bases. this looks to me like the result of what happens when someone tries to c
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    by jaequery 10y ago

    check out nuxt, it does exactly that. a full fledged vue cli starter. its eloquently made, just like vue.