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jcmontx
1y ago
Does it only work for node projects? Can I run it against a Staging environment without mixing it with my project?
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jcmontx
2y ago
Sprinkle some HTMX next to your favorite template engine and you're g2g
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jcmontx
2y ago
I'm .NET dev and haven't touch a windows device since 2019. Work on Mac, deploy to Linux.
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jcmontx
2y ago
The secret is currying. Replace your DI for currying and you'll start to see somewhat similar patterns
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2y ago
The author implies the hardest part is HTML+CSS rendering + a JS engine. You still have to implement all of the IO and permissions etc, which I'd argue is still pretty hard. I'm a bit sceptic about this approach.
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2y ago
I'm too dumb for this, and how popular it is here gives me anxiety
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2y ago
I'm the CTO of a small startup. Recently I bought a small farm and moved there. I will continue working remotely while also enjoying being closer to nature, eating healthier, being able to have more animals and eventually start having
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jcmontx
2y ago
Most of the time we do simple CRUD operations, I want this plumbing to be as straight forward as possible. Don't be patronising...
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jcmontx
2y ago
I really like F#, but I really miss having a full fledged f#-native ORM
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jcmontx
2y ago
Or just lie
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jcmontx
2y ago
this looks like OCaml/F# to me
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2y ago
I don't know a lot about networking. Where does this stand in the networking layers? Transport? Network?
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2y ago
This reflects my personal experience as "CTO" of a software factory. I put CTO between quotes because my role definitely shifted away from technology itself more to a delivery role. I have to delegate responsibilities to the right
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2y ago
I love this area of study. Bart Ehrman has very interesting books on the topic.
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2y ago
> "up to 1.8x faster when compared to the 16-inch MacBook Pro with M1 Pro" I insist my 2020 Macbook M1 was the best purchase I ever made
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jcmontx
2y ago
does this transpile to C or how does it actually work?
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jcmontx
2y ago
So many of his decisions sound so stupid. Finishing your degree at 30 with no experience? What the hell is that? I started my first internship at the age of 19.
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2y ago
Do you plan on adding CRUD generators? That was the killer feature of MVC frameworks
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jcmontx
2y ago
This looks like F#
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jcmontx
2y ago
Is this like a client-first actors framework? (i.e. Orleans)
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2y ago
> charging a battery up to 1,300 miles it's a PHEV, not a BEV
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jcmontx
2y ago
I'm a daily mate drinker (from Argentina). It's like a milder coffee. Great beverage, I recommend it.
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jcmontx
2y ago
Very laggy for my M1 macbook
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jcmontx
2y ago
Is it actually any good for gaming?
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jcmontx
3y ago
Looks like java
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3y ago
> This place is not a place of honor... no highly esteemed deed is commemorated here... nothing valued is here. That one's a classic
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3y ago
Rails/Laravel/Django + Postgres/Mysql + 5 usd/mo DO droplet. Next.
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3y ago
I have a few. X has a pretty good PWA.
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jcmontx
3y ago
Are we supposed to pay the Pro license even though we are not a gaming company, but a software development company in general?
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3y ago
We are about to start two small 2d games in my company. We can either go with Unity or Godot, client doesn’t mind. What should we choose?
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