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by jokull 5y ago
I suggest only doing pre-commit stuff for things that run really fast. Don't put your whole test suite in there.
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by jokull 5y ago
Good question. Performance is only one aspect of asyncio. Being able to pass co-routines around, parallelize I/O and make use of things like Starlette's background tasks is the main reason in my mind. Performance is not an issue i
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Modern Python full stack with asyncio, Mypy, Next.js 12 and GraphQL(github.com)
3 points by jokull 5y ago|2 comments
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by jokull 5y ago
Was already posted and discussed before: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23496994
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by jokull 5y ago
"Bring your own UI". You get the behavior from the library but they are completely unstyled or without the component layer where the styles live. Other libraries include Radix and HeadlessUI. Here's a presentation from one of
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by jokull 5y ago
No. Google is just shit at design.
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by jokull 5y ago
The way to do it is to have foreign keys, but instead of hard delete you scrub data in the columns.
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ReScript (the new Reason JavaScript) – podcast(overcast.fm)
2 points by jokull 5y ago|0 comments
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Creating a Blog Using SvelteKit, Tailwind and Cloudflare Workers(solberg.is)
15 points by jokull 5y ago|0 comments
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by jokull 5y ago
Love Render!
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by jokull 6y ago
The flipside of this is that SQLAlchemy teaches people about pooling, threading, processes etc. .... but yes, by painful trial in some cases.
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by jokull 6y ago
They are claims on taxes.
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by jokull 6y ago
Don’t! Ethically questionable. One of the least productive bubbles in human history. No crypto solutions have taken off despite massive VC investment. Time to call it what it is, a bubble that will burst. If not by itself then by greening o
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by jokull 6y ago
Picked this up for a Shopify JAMstack/headless project. I do like React Hooks, but this is an improvement. Sapper is what sold it to me, and SvelteKit (its successor coming later this year) will be even better as it’s powered by Snowpa
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by jokull 6y ago
Yeah wipe it. Mine is blazing fast and I started fresh.
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by jokull 6y ago
Replaced mbp 13" 2016 16gb with mba 8gb m1 and the difference is huge. Made me move to VS Code remote because homebrew is broken. Really digging it as a setup. Drives my LG 5k smoothly.
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by jokull 6y ago
I found frontend tranquility in Snowpack and snowpack-rollup for production builds.
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by jokull 6y ago
Big movement in Iceland on this. Ministry of Finance has multiple teams working in a shared codebase that is open on github, that is supposed to be a shared repository to aggregate the whole gov user experience in one place (island.is). Ano
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by jokull 6y ago
Good question. For me it's just a mixed bundle and self fulfilling. I can map out the stuttering words and sounds and I jam up when I realize I can't replace the word elegantly. My stutters are now so far between that people are t
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by jokull 6y ago
Wow, you are describing by exact experience. Except I did get over social anxiety eventually, mostly.
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by jokull 6y ago
Iceland is doing this (in a big way). TypeScript stack, 18 teams from different companies working together in the same open source code base and design system. HMU if you want to know more. Was an advisor on it.
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by jokull 6y ago
The book Doing Capitalism (2nd edition) does a good job of explaining the innovation process at this national interest level, and how it proceeds down to the private sector where it adapts to business models. Highly recommended.
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by jokull 6y ago
Told an ad agency I could code, using PHP and MySQL. Graduated from internship, then moved on to Django and Python. Web dev. Then backend work for a well funded startup, then my own startup. Was making static websites for restaurants in 200
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by jokull 6y ago
rfp threshold is closer to 4000usd in Iceland. An annual contract could be rolled year-by-year under that, and there are 72 municipalities to sell to.
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Ask HN: Has anyone built a SaaS for local municipalities?
75 points by jokull 6y ago|47 comments
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by jokull 6y ago
Spectacle is nice and simple (3rd party)
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by jokull 6y ago
At QuizUp, a mobile gaming startup, we did not have 1 per user but 1024 databases to be able to shard and scale. We needed pgbouncer to decrease connection counts and overhead. There was some extra pain, but managable. Postgres allows you t
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by jokull 6y ago
1. Aggregate all ebikes for sale in Iceland on orflaedi.is 2. Started Awesome Reykjavík, a community project to make moving from abroad to the capital region smoother 3. Quit consulting and started something new: plani
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by jokull 6y ago
Since you looked at Okta, Auth0 and Cognita ... which one did you pick?
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by jokull 6y ago
Thanks for pointing out Ory. Looks promising.

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