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by jamil7 3y ago
Thanks
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by jamil7 3y ago
Postico https://eggerapps.at/postico2/
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by jamil7 3y ago
Not a go dev but I have dabbled. I get the impression that the sweet spot for go is not in building standard crud web apps but for specialised network services and tooling. For those reasons big heavy frameworks don’t seem popular.
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by jamil7 3y ago
Is this a product of the way modern MBAs are taught? Seems to be a standard playbook of building reputation, scaling and then aggressive optimisation and cost cutting.
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by jamil7 3y ago
Can't wait for the 150 smug comments saying "But they shut down nuclear power".
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by jamil7 3y ago
But only through their opaque sync service right?
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by jamil7 3y ago
Probably true. However, I interact with a bunch of broken systems all around me, in the real world, all the time. I'd also wager that I waste far more than 20% of my time on some of them.
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by jamil7 3y ago
The "Why Edge Compute?" section compares running OCR on a Cloudflare Worker against on-device but the first two advantages also apply to running on-device (low latency and low cost). Is this a mistake in the article or do I not un
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by jamil7 3y ago
> and it works entirely locally aside from LLM calls So not entirely locally. Yes these could eventually also run locally but OP’s point still stands.
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by jamil7 3y ago
I haven't used it in a long time but we had a lot of issues with random crashes showing up in logs and the compile-times are pretty bad. Has this gotten better since the Mongo acquisition?
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by jamil7 3y ago
To be slightly pedantic and clarify. It's not actually anything to do with Core Data itself but CloudKit that is doing the syncing, more specifically, NSPersistentCloudKitContainer which came out a few years ago and makes adding CloudK
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by jamil7 3y ago
Thank you.
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by jamil7 3y ago
I'm not asking about the uniqueness but about ordering across different clients.
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by jamil7 3y ago
Can UUID v7 still be created independently, on a client for instance? Or do they ideally need to be generated in the same place?
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by jamil7 3y ago
Thanks for the detailed response. I took a look at a post where react was still used and driven by server-side state using liveview hooks which looked quite interesting.
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by jamil7 3y ago
OK, so by mixing it with a JS library (Alpine.js) by the looks of the source code.
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by jamil7 3y ago
Whenever I see examples of LiveView being used it all works seamlessly but the UI always looks very simple, like basic forms, links and buttons. How does one build more custom/complex UI controls with it?
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by jamil7 3y ago
I think the reality is that neither of those outcomes are desirable and your statement doesn't do anything to support the OPs case. Both are wrong.
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by jamil7 3y ago
Yeah, I really can't tell if it's satire. Especially things like this: > I’m not smart enough to figure out how to transform data between different layers of the system, so I just don’t. I use the same represetnation in the UI
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by jamil7 3y ago
Yeah I get it. But from someone who's sold software this way before, for paid up front to make economic sense it needs to be a quite a significant amount. Majority of people don't want to commit to this.
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by jamil7 3y ago
It's been known essentially since the beginning that new infrastructure around these technologies will have to be built out. The article is completely pointless too since it basically says the same thing: > The reason there are so f
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by jamil7 3y ago
> It seems every week on here there is a thread lamenting how users are forced into subscription software services Who exactly is forced into subscription software? If you don't want to pay for a subscription then use something open
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by jamil7 3y ago
Unfortunately it looks to be mostly papering over Core Data, after a few huge Core Data projects I don't really care to work with it anymore, especially in SwiftUI. The more interesting addition to me looks to be CKSyncEngine, which wo
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by jamil7 3y ago
Yeah I tend to agree. I also feel like the majority of my deeper software knowledge has come from reading/modifying existing code, debugging and reverse engineering rather than actually writing code.
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by jamil7 3y ago
> I don't understand how a popular product like Reddit has so atrociously bad UI. One of the third-party apps effected is Apollo, which is the vision of a single, talented iOS developer/designer who isn't beholden to inves
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by jamil7 3y ago
What about them, indeed. What about the parolee's ability to protest unfair treatment or prison conditions? Or the single mum who isn't able to protest her unfair dismiss at the risk of a 50,000 dollar fine?
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by jamil7 3y ago
I think the way it's done is correct, an object passed as a parameter with key value pairs for attributes seems a lot more logical.
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by jamil7 3y ago
It's just standard libertarian cope.
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by jamil7 3y ago
That's what I'm getting at, putting Wi-Fi on this list and then coming to this conclusion doesn't make any sense.
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by jamil7 3y ago
> According to a Transport Focus report cited by the DfT, a survey in December 2022 showed wifi on trains was a lower priority for passengers than other features – although those included such essentials as value-for-money fares, reliabi

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