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by joshmn 3y ago
I do have a book coming out called Caboose on the Loose ( https://leanpub.com/cabooseontheloose ) that goes over how I build applications. It'll be for monies, but I plan on uploading it to torrent and piracy sites; incl
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by joshmn 3y ago
Sure, here's a brief tour: Commands — I usually will ship with Rectify https://github.com/andypike/rectify . It's a great layer for my controller to handle request contexts. You might think this is a glorified
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by joshmn 3y ago
> But if you’re going to render Sure – if – that's fine and optimal! In larger apps, where there's more complexity, there are so many paths that aren't that trivial and that's where the trouble begins.
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by joshmn 3y ago
I think the problem is a little more subtle. With Rails, you can call `relation.map(&:id)` and `relation.pluck(:id)` and get the same thing — an array of `id`. But using map is 50x slower because it loads the entire model into memory (A
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by joshmn 3y ago
I have been working with Rails for the last forever. I love Ruby, and I love Rails. Part of the reason why I love Rails so much is in slide 9: "Rails is designed to have agnostic interfaces." One of the reasons why I hate Rails is
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by joshmn 3y ago
Yes, and there's plenty of hiring around it: https://www.rails.jobs . (disclaimer: I'm behind this) Companies are regularly complaining it's getting harder to find senior+ Rails developers, which I think is a good
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by joshmn 3y ago
No OVH? Google Cloud? Vultr? Linode? IBM?
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by joshmn 3y ago
This reminds me of the game I played on the family Compaq Presario back in the day. I think it shipped with the Logitech eyeball webcam. Volleyball or something — you'd hit the ball with your body, as intersected from the webcam captur
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by joshmn 3y ago
I've said this to Mike and I'll say it again: I hope he never gets a job.
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by joshmn 3y ago
I'm scraping multiple sources (ATS, LinkedIn, some major job boards) and parsing out the https://schema.org/JobPosting — if that indicates TELE_COMMUTE, then they're indeed remote, or so the source says. :)
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by joshmn 3y ago
Hey, this is mine, wow! I didn't expect this to be here. Happy to answer any questions. (I'm also looking for a job currently which is how this all started, coincidentally)
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by joshmn 3y ago
Hey, this is mine, wow! I didn't expect this to be here. Happy to answer any questions.
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by joshmn 4y ago
Could it? Yes, it could. Every CFAA and related law can be stretched as thin as a prosecutor wants it to be. Look at USC 1030 for a great example. This won't be any different.
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by joshmn 4y ago
Playing with this now, wow. My mom passed away a few years ago. I always let her calls go to my voicemail so I could have them. I was using Google Voice at the time so this worked wonderfully. Unfortunately, I will not listen to many of the
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by joshmn 4y ago
While we're at it, can we please mandate some sort of notification for recurring billing? I once interviewed at a company where they said that they had something like 30% dormant accounts still paying for the service. I asked how they
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by joshmn 4y ago
Yes, this. 99% of us live in a world that does not need reactivity, yet so many of us are led to believe that we are in a world that does. All because Facebook made React (for what original use case? Facebook Ads Manager?) doesn't mean
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by joshmn 4y ago
What problem are you trying to solve that Rails/Django, Flask, Elixir, or Spring couldn't solve?
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by joshmn 4y ago
Precisely why I bookmarked under “brr” — things I open when I’m too lazy to get a blanket. All jokes aside, this is very cool.
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by joshmn 4y ago
Came here to say the same thing. He's always been pleasant to listen to. I actually just (within the last 15 minutes) watched him shamefully talk about cereal milk. https://www.youtube.com/shorts/XBJfijkY2UA
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by joshmn 4y ago
Not their templating system, but https://help.shopify.com/en/manual/checkout-settings/script-... I believe.
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by joshmn 4y ago
Good morning dang! Happy Saturday. :(
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by joshmn 4y ago
By doing so, I am a failure, and whatever I'm doing is not worthwhile because installing PostgreSQL on my $20 VPS means I cannot possibly achieve /Google/Facebook/Amazon/ scale.
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by joshmn 4y ago
Looks great. I think if there's one thing this could benefit from it would be Genius-style comments and annotations. https://genius.com/Genius-how-to-annotate-and-edit-on-genius...
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by joshmn 4y ago
I have two: https://SherlockDNA.com runs a lot of reports for genetic genealogists. It's boring a boring Rails-based app with Stimulus and Hotwire. This is plopped on a cheap $20 node from Hetzner. I use Hatchbox.io for dep
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by joshmn 4y ago
This shop has everything. An external SSD, extension cord holders, furniture anchors, and then "pjur Analyse me! Moisturising - Water-Based Personal Lubricant - for Comfortable Anal Sex" https://www.amazon.co.uk/s?
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Dorothy Molter(en.wikipedia.org)
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by joshmn 4y ago
Ah, nice catch; it's supposed to show an alert. Going to make this change now to be more visual, thank you for letting me know!
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by joshmn 4y ago
This seems light. I got 20k for my horse ranch from a comment[0]. I expect more if you have an actual link, no? [0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34482433
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by joshmn 4y ago
How is SeaFile these days? I really want something close to Dropbox, but my own drives.
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by joshmn 4y ago
> they are notoriously anti-education Is it anti-education, pro-poverty, or both?

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