joshxyz

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   by joshxyz 3y ago

   musk fan here, highly accurate. even the internal tech emails of him saying "what did you get done this week?" brings chills to my spine.
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   by joshxyz 3y ago

   i wish there are case studies on where gamification worked and where it didnt. like, what factors make it stick or not. honestly curious.
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   by joshxyz 3y ago

   same when youre at chrome download page. its fricken hilarious and unbelievable but its real.
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   by joshxyz 3y ago

   reposting my comment on its benchmarks: On what makes it postgres.js faster, from author himself: > it seems Postgres.js is actually faster than, not only pg, but of any driver out-there - https://github.com/porsager&#x2F
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   by joshxyz 3y ago

   should be rto return to office. return to work is hilarious.
6. 216.▲
   by joshxyz 3y ago

   you always are. we are all NPCs in this simulation, anon.
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   by joshxyz 3y ago

   depends on the goal really. writing fronttend backend web apps? id go with typescript for react and nodejs. writing scale efficient backend services, go or kotlin or java makes sense. writing performance freak modules and software or embedd
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   by joshxyz 3y ago

   i use user_accounts for homo sapiens living organisms and service_accounts for apis.
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   by joshxyz 3y ago

   There's a core client interface here: - https://www.postgresql.org/docs/current/client-interfaces.ht... On what makes it postgres.js faster, from author himself: > it seems Postgres.js is actually faster t
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    by joshxyz 3y ago

    that's freakin stupid. adults in our country assume a $1 and a $5 price tag is tax inclusive. the receipts show it. how you gonna tell the kid it's priced at $1 but you gotta pay more than $1 because it isn't tax inclusive? l
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    by joshxyz 3y ago

    opposite for me. the libraries lets me do more, it saves me time, it lets me avoid repeating and doing what other people can do better than me. it opens me up to intersections of cs across other industries too.
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    by joshxyz 3y ago

    i didn't make it to the first 10 pages. that's just next level nerd to me. i was in awe though to learn they are peers of einstein and oppenheimer.
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    by joshxyz 3y ago

    i used one at bunny.net. their ai bot helped me in their pricing.
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    by joshxyz 3y ago

    there's also https://kysely.dev/ but personally i handwrite my queries with https://github.com/porsager/postgres for flexibility and performance most orms use node-pg lib which has shit performanc
15. 225.▲
    by joshxyz 3y ago

    this made my day. what a fucking legend he is. edit: fuck all of you downvoters. fucking cunts of the universe. hahaha.
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    by joshxyz 3y ago

    may i ask why?
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    by joshxyz 3y ago

    one of the many good measures of the company and country is their design system implementation. love u gov.uk.
18. 228.▲
    by joshxyz 3y ago

    caddy rocks fof automated tls and ease of deployment. then there is haproxy, envoy, traefik that are configurable as hell. i love em all.
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    by joshxyz 3y ago

    launch in 3 minutes.. what exactly do you mean by launch here sir?
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    by joshxyz 3y ago

    discontinue. too much monthly posts already. and yc's cofounder matching is more organized for it. 44 is nothing. there are thousands of founders in the cofounder matching engine these days, and the search filtering has been improved g
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    by joshxyz 3y ago

    kinda weird they airgap but allowed thumb drives. that would be very hard for me though, coding without internet. he must be really good at his craft haha.
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    by joshxyz 3y ago

    i would say dont. unplug instead and consider it as a break. youll just get disappointed once you encounter edge cases where you need more than the official documentation. i mean things that are hidden in github issues and stackoverflow pos
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    by joshxyz 3y ago

    to me LLM is like having an autist kid. smart and gifted, yes. but socially retarded that still need to be taught things.
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    by joshxyz 3y ago

    "Don't waste your time chasing butterflies. Mend your garden, and the butterflies will come." -Unknown Time to recreate your life anon.
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    by joshxyz 3y ago

    something for emacs https://orgmode.org/ lots of people love it (mostly ancients and nerds) i'm more of an obsidian guy, just simple markdown notes.
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    by joshxyz 3y ago

    you're on yc hn. yc has built startupschool.org that covers this stuff. check it out!
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    by joshxyz 3y ago

    this is somewhat appealing. it seems like it's targeted to technical people. it raises questions like.. how can non technical people use it? what are the other api provider options can users use? will it be extendable, can other develo
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    by joshxyz 3y ago

    how about just create a github gist and post it here? of course there will be good and bad ounding feedback, but at least you put it out there and it lets you weigh in and refine your idea.
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    by joshxyz 3y ago

    - Narcos (about Pablo Escobar) - Super Pumped (about Uber)
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    by joshxyz 3y ago

    This. Just because you two fuckwits can't sort out your marriage, doesn't mean you can forget to feed the kids. Give what belongs to them, then you two are free to fight over what's left.