jsyolo

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by jsyolo 4y ago
Emacs with evil mode?
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by jsyolo 5y ago
what expressions are being repeated here?
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by jsyolo 5y ago
It’s usually more productive to notice them, notice their nature, and let them go when and where they do not serve your interests. You discovered mindfulness, which is something meditation enables you to achieve.
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by jsyolo 5y ago
True, keep the database as dumb as possible IMO. I have converted 200 line SQL queries into 30 lines of SQL plus 20 lines of code for OLTP. OLAP is a different beast though and SQL can get nasty.
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by jsyolo 5y ago
but because I need to control my emotion and how I respond. You discovered one the benefits of meditation.
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by jsyolo 5y ago
The other problem is, you have to specify table and column names in queries (duh, how else), but that means the entire persistence model is hard coded and need manual tweaking and so on. This resonates with me If I understand you correctl
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by jsyolo 5y ago
React but doing MPA, with routing on the server. Keeping it simple.
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by jsyolo 5y ago
Yeah, I side on the jvm instead of c# for the ecosystem, thx.
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by jsyolo 5y ago
Thx, looks like java is where is at but I will keep researching the JS.
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by jsyolo 5y ago
Hmm, this looks interesting https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/plugins/servlet/mobile?c... thx
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by jsyolo 5y ago
Thx, the thing is that I wanted to specialize in JS. I'm curreny only use Java for practicing algorithms and think that dangling between two ecosystems might slow me down but looks like Java is the right choice here.
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by jsyolo 5y ago
Thx
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Ask HN: What programming language for needing to interact with SOAP services?
9 points by jsyolo 5y ago|11 comments
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by jsyolo 5y ago
Don't fear the JS
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Ask HN: What programming language for needing to interact with SOAP services?
1 points by jsyolo 5y ago|0 comments