jozzy-james

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by jozzy-james 6y ago
personally i've never spent time in a GC unless i was bored. other times i just buy what i want and return it if it's a dud for my use-case. their limited amp setup isn't reflective of what i use anyway, so it's not lik
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by jozzy-james 6y ago
GC owns musician's friend, fwiw
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by jozzy-james 6y ago
american musical supply and zzounds are pretty good as well with the finance options. just don't usually get as much boutique stuff as sweetwater does
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by jozzy-james 6y ago
GC/sam ash have been pretty lackluster for quite some time - other than maybe some traditional instruments. don't feel like paying out the nose for some patch cables? want some actual pro-audio level monitors? good luck finding t
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by jozzy-james 6y ago
unrelated, but kraft music is a good spot for domestic orders in my experience
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by jozzy-james 6y ago
i think it really depends on the industry - mine for example, most of the bigger players are running express apps on the FE (not 100% sure on backend, seems a mix of go/node and other things) - but why bother to run express/node o
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by jozzy-james 6y ago
you might be interested in https://inertiajs.com/ if you're using rails (or laravel) - doesn't solve SSR if needed, but in my limited use does provide a nice middle ground for not needing to go full SPA editing to
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by jozzy-james 6y ago
i did a simple test between PHP, Java, Elixir and Haskell for fun (with a full payload/page that represents my problem domain) - PHP was within +/-10ms of the others for the same payload/template process. Guess which one was
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by jozzy-james 6y ago
the largest performance issue i've come across with the execution model is that connection pooling is...well, pretty crap. opcache handles most of the other interpreted woes rather well.
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by jozzy-james 6y ago
that's not really a thing you do in PHP, outside of frameworks like swoole/roadrunner. by nature it's a fire/execute/die shared-nothing model
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by jozzy-james 6y ago
if you do something in a naive way, PHP performance can tank pretty severe - but that's more down to the developer implementation rather than a shortcoming of the language itself
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by jozzy-james 6y ago
this all seems everything looks like a nail when all you have is a hammer (emacs in this case)
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by jozzy-james 6y ago
addendum - this was also before indianapolis adopted DST, the winter is just shit
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by jozzy-james 6y ago
as someone in the midwest, i do not look back fondly on the days where i would get up to work and it's dark, and leave work and it's dark - all while spending my 9 hours in a windowless server room
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by jozzy-james 6y ago
just be glad it's not windows XP
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by jozzy-james 6y ago
sometimes a person seemingly doing unrelated things is still 'working'. i know at least for myself, i run through various scenarios of the outcome rather than staring at the code before i make my decision to implement. edit: and i
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by jozzy-james 6y ago
so am i correct in that this essentially scripts an AE program and renders when done (used to do those for automated things myself)? if so, kudos - and if not, kudos as well
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by jozzy-james 6y ago
e.keyUp...c'mon man, don't need a whole library
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by jozzy-james 6y ago
just for a little snark to defend client side use - lemme know when you find a responsive bin packing algorithm i can do server side that doesn't choke out the dom