joshmanders

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by joshmanders 2y ago
It's a since the dawn of time understanding that happy customers are loyal customers. But for some reason so many companies get greedy and ruin that loyalty for short term profit gains that decimate their long term profit.
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by joshmanders 2y ago
It's insane to read all the vile abuse thrown at you because people are angry at Silicon Valley big wigs and your absolute composure over it. You're a beast, dang, and I highly respect you for it.
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by joshmanders 2y ago
Location: Iowa Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: To California Technologies: PHP, Laravel, Livewire, JavaScript, TypeScript, Node.js, React, Vue, Angular, Remix, Next.js, Astro, Nuxt, PostgreSQL, Tailwind CSS, Htmx, Kubernetes, Docker. Resum
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by joshmanders 2y ago
SEEKING WORK | Iowa, USA | Remote I'm a full snack product engineer with over 25 years experience building apps on the web. I primarily use PHP/Laravel/Livewire, have a love hate relationship with React/Next.js/Remi
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by joshmanders 2y ago
I love how you encode the url as binary then replace the 0's and 1's with O's and o's. This is genius.
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by joshmanders 2y ago
Htmx is the successor of Intercooler.js, which is like 10 years old already. https://github.com/bigskysoftware/intercooler-js
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by joshmanders 2y ago
> But why did you configure 3 machines with 64+ GB, if 8 GB RAM are "100% perfectly fine" for typical work tasks? Did you miss this part prefixing that sentence? > I can't run a lot of VMs or compile giant projects with
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by joshmanders 2y ago
The relationship around this is open source, users and alternatives. It may not be money but nobody writes open source for the github stars, they want users and if your users are frustrated they'll go to alternatives. - Former Traefik
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by joshmanders 2y ago
Customer: I can't find anything I'm looking for in your store. Store: I spent a lot of time arranging things around in the store, if you can't find what you're looking for you can stop complaining and write signs for us.
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by joshmanders 2y ago
Onboardbase is a great alternative to HashiCorp Vault. https://onboardbase.com/
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by joshmanders 2y ago
Redis (64.7k stars): Excluding merges, 8 authors have pushed 8 commits to unstable and 10 commits to all branches. On unstable, 173 files have changed and there have been 2,002 additions and 3,194 deletions. Valkey (12k stars): Excluding me
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by joshmanders 3y ago
> I don't care its format or where it is hosted Except not formatted as a tweet thread nor hosted on Twitter, right?
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by joshmanders 3y ago
You sound like someone who would throw their child's painting away instead of putting it on the fridge because it was just a piece of paper with a few brushes of paint slapped onto it.
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by joshmanders 3y ago
Why does everything have to have an incentive outside of "because I wanted to"?
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by joshmanders 3y ago
Location: Iowa Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: To California Technologies: JavaScript, TypeScript, Node.js, React, Vue, Angular, Remix, Next.js, Astro, Nuxt, PostgreSQL, Tailwind CSS, Htmx, Kubernetes, Docker. Resume: https://fu
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by joshmanders 3y ago
SEEKING WORK | Iowa, USA | Remote I'm a full stack JavaScript/TypeScript engineer with over 25 years experience building apps on the web. I primarily use React and Vue, love Alpine.js and htmx too. I'm proficient in Next.js&#
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by joshmanders 3y ago
The problem is Drew is being really hostile towards the actual maintainers and core contributors of Redis who are looking to move on towards an actual open source fork. He changed the license, moved the code, chosen the name and the directi
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by joshmanders 3y ago
I agree with you on your comments about his contributions, but that doesn't mean he deserves the title of Founder of Tesla (Nor does Aaron, RIP). Neither of them FOUNDED the company, they joined in later on.
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Redis will remain BSD licensed (2018)(antirez.com)
20 points by joshmanders 3y ago|2 comments
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by joshmanders 3y ago
Many reasons to hate ones name. Have an abusive father and your name happens to be John Jr? I wouldn't want to have my fathers name either, even though there's nothing wrong with the name John.
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by joshmanders 3y ago
Probably because they felt more comfortable working in Python than more AppleScript than what was needed.
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by joshmanders 3y ago
I learned how to build websites in the late 90's similarly. Then progressed by reading blogs of other developers who shared their source in their posts. It made sense back then because it was all we had to learn. Today there's ton
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by joshmanders 3y ago
I still find `npm install @oak/oak` better.
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by joshmanders 3y ago
It's a common thing I'm noticing about videos from technical people on their products. They're so intimately familiar with the product (obviously because they made it) that they just fly through everything because they just a
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by joshmanders 3y ago
Some landing page nitpicks: - Your video opens up in 25% smaller window than the screenshot, which is weird, only way for me to really see whats going on in the video is by making it full screen, on a 27-inch 4k display where now it's
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Polypane 18: Introducing Polypane Portal(polypane.app)
61 points by joshmanders 3y ago|7 comments
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by joshmanders 3y ago
This is exactly what happened. Both Michael and Ryan have expressed this countless times in many talks that a lot of the API churn in early years was because they were learning just like everyone else.
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by joshmanders 3y ago
Your house and car also have monthly subscriptions that come with them. Electricity, gas, etc. Probably not a good comparison.
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by joshmanders 3y ago
So you would pay what equates to $6/mo to have it all as a single charge once a year instead of monthly?
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by joshmanders 3y ago
Which scenario would you rather have? A: $3/mo B: $72 with a year of free upgrades

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