jtwebman

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by jtwebman 4y ago
2050 local first development will be the only way to go. No more servers but devices communicating via local networks with maybe some online backup at the most. It will be only offline mobile apps and web apps that will thrive.
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by jtwebman 4y ago
I still use Bluebird library for things like property based promises resolutions and the map is a quick way to run only so many promises at a time instead of all of them or in series.
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by jtwebman 4y ago
This is why it is in your best interest to pull people from social media to your own stuff like a blog and email news letter. In the current world they can do what they want.
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by jtwebman 4y ago
Build stuff, make mistakes, fix them, then build more is the fastest way learn.
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by jtwebman 4y ago
You really should change the front page to why I should use it vs why we built it. I don't care why you built it that it is in Go. I do care why I should use it which must be hidden somewhere in why you built it but I don't have t
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by jtwebman 5y ago
There is no book to teach these parts. Books teach some simple principles but there are many right ways to write code. Ask your manager and coworkers for real feedback. Let them know that you can take anything. It even set up some anonymous
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by jtwebman 5y ago
More likely it is just that they have a bad manager not willing to go through the process of firing them. I know as a manager firing people sucks but you sometimes need to do it to keep the rest working the best together. Companies do make
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by jtwebman 5y ago
Send an event that tells the browser to request the binary image.
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by jtwebman 5y ago
Wow the font and color of the text sucks to read on that blog. I think maybe he has been stuck in C# or Java land to long. I do agree with him though that we need to provide more details on what makes it clean to you if you are saying that.
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by jtwebman 5y ago
I would think we should start exploring other materials and ideas if we really want to make accessable to everyone. Not everyone would be able to make it find the equipment he has.
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by jtwebman 5y ago
Is this a factor though that conservative views have started to lean more towards conspiracy theories and religion vs fact and science? I would also say debate never really changes anyone's minds. People tend to believe things with emo
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by jtwebman 5y ago
I wonder if Elm had typeclasses if it would help with the verbose code a little. Not having them just means more code but also maybe more someone needs to understand to use the language.
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by jtwebman 5y ago
I think no-dig would work way better but we need machines that can do that to take it to scale. So maybe the farms need to fail to get there. Also doesn't help that 80% goes to feed animals.
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by jtwebman 5y ago
From what they said it is to protect creators as groups go around creating games to dislike different small creator videos.
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by jtwebman 5y ago
So basically Erlang/Elixir style OS. They wanted to build Erlang, lol.
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by jtwebman 5y ago
In my experience any system that is bigger then a demo raw SQL is the perfect abstraction unless you need to support multiple database types, which many systems do not. Complex queries are much harder to read in Ecto then SQL. You need to u
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by jtwebman 5y ago
I hate to break it to them but docker is not security.
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by jtwebman 5y ago
Almost no business application is written for performance at raw request speed. What Elixir brings is far more the that. Watch this if you want to understand why so many people fall in love with it. https://youtu.be/JvBT4XBd
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by jtwebman 5y ago
I could see Rust playing a role in microservises where maybe you have a cpu bound service like dealing with logins being in Rust but my guess is it still isn't worth the extra cost to develop and maintain over just scaling that service
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by jtwebman 5y ago
because they didn't have millions of dollars for marketing budgets or the one thing they did that could make startups make millions off their work.
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Show HN: DogeHouse a Clubhouse Clone via the Web(dogehouse.tv)
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by jtwebman 7y ago
I would think diet
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by jtwebman 8y ago
Yep and I guess if it is only California dairy cows then that wouldn't be a lot either. Time to think about farming seaweed :)
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by jtwebman 8y ago
Unless we start farming seaweed not sure how we can feed all the cows we eat seaweed.
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by jtwebman 8y ago
Last time I checked China doesn't fall under US law. This is an international company. They can do what ever they want for a site in China. I don't agree with it but I do agree that the company can do it if they want.
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by jtwebman 8y ago
It's not really free if you are making me give you my email address.
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by jtwebman 8y ago
I agree I don't think they know how to do basic math.
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by jtwebman 8y ago
I think their math is off. Flipping burgers at McDonalds full time in Portland, OR, USA would make you $19,240 a year.
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by jtwebman 8y ago
How is this different then Bitconnect or any of the other 100's of ICO scams that have happened in the last year?
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by jtwebman 9y ago
Nice cheaper ads for me then :)

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