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by joshlemer 2y ago
Sounds like a great market for motivated, practically minded devs then right?
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by joshlemer 2y ago
I have found that inertia.js is a great solution, it basically allows you to program in your traditional back end multi-page application, MVC kind of style, but with all the benefits of an SPA. So, you get to skip writing an API and just pa
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by joshlemer 2y ago
Oh yes I get that, but wasn't sure if there was some kind of better support for AOT compilation in the CLR which could do Clojure startup at build time or something.
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by joshlemer 2y ago
Does anyone use Clojure CLR? How is the startup time for that?
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by joshlemer 2y ago
But just about nobody uses it right? Probably a reason for that.
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by joshlemer 2y ago
Laravel with Inertia.js seems like a really great solution to get 95% of the productivity of a MPA and 95% of the benefits of a SPA.
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by joshlemer 2y ago
Laravel still seems a lot more fleshed out on the back end. Job queues, task scheduling, notifications, migrations, email. Seems to be a lot more of a cohesive package, everything working together.
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by joshlemer 2y ago
Quebec has been led by the Conservative CAQ party since 2018.
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by joshlemer 2y ago
Housing, healthcare and policing being provincial responsibility is an oversimplification. Provinces are basically compelled to comply with the federal Canada Health Act under threat of being taxed for, but not receiving the huge Canada Hea
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by joshlemer 2y ago
It's more complicated than that. Technically healthcare is a provincial responsibility in the constitution but the feds bought their way into healthcare and regulate it through the Canada Health Act. The Feds cannot legally compel prov
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by joshlemer 2y ago
Usually what happens when a party is not in power is that the leader will resign and an interim leader will be appointed until a new leader is elected through a leadership election. When a party is in power however, that interim leader woul
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by joshlemer 2y ago
Yes, many return by choice, but until the last few months, it was basically guaranteed that if you get into university or a college here and graduate, you'll definitely get a work visa, and you'll definitely be able to get a PR, a
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by joshlemer 2y ago
This isn't true. There are about 1 million international students in Canada and they aren't cherry picked. Basically anyone who gets into any of the strip mall colleges in Ontario gets in, and many of them are basically just diplo
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by joshlemer 2y ago
There’s also https://www.goravel.dev/
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by joshlemer 2y ago
You could give https://www.goravel.dev/ a look!
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by joshlemer 2y ago
Given how much front end has evolved over the last 15 years, is it really the case still these days that you should do SSR for SEO? That would be a strong indictment of Google and other search engines if they still so many years later are n
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by joshlemer 2y ago
Well, buying stock in a company because you like their product is precisely the kind of bad stock picking strategy I'm talking about. The quality of a company's product is public information, so you should expect it to be priced i
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by joshlemer 2y ago
It's not really elitist. Picking individual stocks is essentially saying "I have brand new insight that nobody else has, and I'm going to earn profit by incorporating that knowledge into prices and be rewarded forgetting it r
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by joshlemer 2y ago
Yes
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by joshlemer 2y ago
I wonder if there's a market for novelty collector bonds like this.
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by joshlemer 2y ago
Is switching to SQLite really making hosting your web apps less of a headache? Most hosting providers make spinning up your standard client-server RDBMSs (MySQL, Postgres) a breeze.
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by joshlemer 2y ago
Laravel and Django don't count?
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by joshlemer 2y ago
I've also been looking for a sheet music rendering and editing library (i.e. placing notes) library for java (or any other way to write for android/ios). So far I haven't found much so interested to see what people are using
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by joshlemer 2y ago
The language seems to be heavily branding itself as "data-oriented", mentioning it front and center on the website and repo, but never mentions in the docs what makes it data-oriented, or what it even means by that. Is it data-ori
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by joshlemer 2y ago
This analogy fails because there's nothing about our economy that specifically demands that people drive cars that can drive over 150km/h. They would be able to commute exactly the same as they do today, if their cars had speed go
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by joshlemer 2y ago
I don't know, but many people are caught driving in excess of 200km/h where I live in BC, when the maximum speed limit anywhere is 110km/h. There's literally never ever one single reason to drive over 150km/h, so an
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by joshlemer 2y ago
I think it's a bit hyperbolic to characterize limiting car speeds to, say, 150 or 170 km/h, as a serious curtailment of our civilization's fundamental freedoms.
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by joshlemer 2y ago
I would also like to understand why the most basic regulations aren't in place on cars to limit their maximum speed, and maximum acceleration and/or power? It seems like the general public all agrees that it would be insane to all
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by joshlemer 2y ago
"Don't worry, man who famously lies every single time he opens his mouth about even basic objective facts before everyone's eyes, says he won't abuse his powers, so there's nothing to fear!" Also even going by
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by joshlemer 2y ago
Yes, their "fathers", that also intentionally starved millions of them to death in one of the worst genocides in world history.

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