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by jatins 6y ago
Elixir looks pretty interesting however lack of static types has held me off from picking it up. Curious what the experience of people with typespecs and Dialyzer has been: 1. How close do you think it comes to static types? 2. Does it hav
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Hostman: The easiest cloud hosting for developers(hostman.com)
1 points by jatins 6y ago|1 comments
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Instagram kept deleted photos and messages on its servers for more than a year(theverge.com)
218 points by jatins 6y ago|194 comments
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by jatins 6y ago
US banning Chineese apps is an anti-China move and not an anti-free market move. An anti free market move would be protecting their own companies against all global competition, irrespective of country.
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Dreambuilding as a CEO(dcgross.com)
1 points by jatins 6y ago|0 comments
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by jatins 6y ago
I tried using Nomad once after being a little worn out by Kubernetes' complexity. For some reason, the Nomad abstractions didn't click on the first couple attempts. In comparison, Kubernetes' abstractions mapped 1:1 to my und
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by jatins 6y ago
sounds very much like https://www.interviewbit.com
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by jatins 6y ago
This is an extremely well written article. Kudos for writing it!
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by jatins 7y ago
If that was indeed the case with them, then they really had some foresight. Because this is the 4th week of lockdown here and they didn't have all these celeb classes before that. Also there isn't a lot of special lightning, direc
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by jatins 7y ago
Is number mandatory? Can you signup with email? Also they basically went from IRL centers to full live (they had limited live classes previously but nowhere near this scale, or with celeb instructors) in a matter of couple weeks. Great oppo
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by jatins 7y ago
If the entire point is to stop crowding, then govt should open them as long as possible. 2 hour window is going to create crowd.
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by jatins 7y ago
Extremely relatable. I call it "paralysis by fear". Minimizing FUD (fears, uncertainty, doubts) is certainly a good way to get productive. Still learning how to do that effectively, though. In work context, talking to people and b
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The Pit, the Cabin, and the Dance Floor(jamie-wong.com)
1 points by jatins 7y ago|0 comments
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by jatins 7y ago
Ah, okay! My question more on the lines of application level access control. As in how to ensure one user can only modify certain data in a table? For example assuming a social networking site, if entire database is exposed one user could u
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by jatins 7y ago
Interesting project! One question: Does this have any access control built in? Otherwise, anyone could change anything in database from browser.
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Hard deadlines are not user-first(jatins.gitlab.io)
467 points by jatins 7y ago|246 comments
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by jatins 7y ago
I also had a similar experience with a YC company providing hair loss solution in India (nonucare.com) On the website they have testimonials from founders and CEOs who vouch for their product. 5/6 of them were founders from their YC ba
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by jatins 7y ago
Ha, I feel the same way about Biryani. You can eat a Biryani at N different places, and no two taste alike.
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by jatins 7y ago
Definitely bad for consumers in the long run to have less competition. But Uber just never seemed to invest in Eats. The app was slow and dated, and basic things like adding an address required whole lot of gymnastics. Not to mention it was
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Thinking in React Hooks(wattenberger.com)
4 points by jatins 7y ago|0 comments
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by jatins 7y ago
It's not hypocritical. It's called "doing your bit" Just because you can't save the world doesn't mean you can't start somewhere.
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by jatins 7y ago
Once you have spent years not being bored thanks to constant availability to Youtube, Netflix and plethora of scrolling options on phone it becomes really _hard_ to be bored. A lot of people of my generation actually need Netflix to fall as
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by jatins 7y ago
Mixmax provides a list of timestamps and location.
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by jatins 7y ago
Those languages are also subjectively much harder to learn. I liked Elm and really tried to learn it on the side, but even after a week or so of spending time with it I had a hard time wrapping my head around how to simple DOM updates. Comp
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by jatins 7y ago
Message brokers only work for "fire-and-forget" kind of async operations. As in, when you make a request you are not waiting for a response. I don't think it is service mesh OR brokers. Both cater to different use cases.
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by jatins 7y ago
I have late 20s friends and have seen the similar behaviour. A lot of people I meet say they are in a bad place mentally. Also, pardon my ignorance, but I am also curious what counts as being diagnosed with "anxiety" disorder? As
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A Supposedly Great Article I’ll Never Read the Same Way Again(theoutline.com)
2 points by jatins 7y ago|0 comments
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by jatins 7y ago
I don't think the author is talking about _that_ kind of remote. A lot of companies have dev offices in India, while they sell in US primarily. Nutanix, Ruberik, SumoLogic come to mind. Author is talking more about office less companie
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by jatins 8y ago
Good in theory, but less than ideal in real world. A lot of getting good deliberate practice even when you don't "feel like" it. like how the 7 year old Djokovic said "Tennis for me is a duty" https://www
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by jatins 8y ago
> there's often a better chance to learn general skills outside of (say) just development (dealing with users, writing content, devops, QA, teamwork, etc.) I think this point of "multiple hats" is true only on paper. I can

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