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by justsomeuser 4y ago
Yeh it does just write your Stripe data to your database. This is better than doing just-in-time HTTP queries when you run your GQL query. Local data access is faster to read and indexes can be used. Writing to Stripe is not supported, but
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by justsomeuser 4y ago
For the alternatives section, there is another way: apply Stripe events directly to your Postgres DB as they occur. I wrote about this here: https://table.dog/blog/stripe/how-to/stripe-graphql/
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by justsomeuser 4y ago
I like it. Will you support nested tasks? I sometimes use a text editor just because the indenting works well. This allows me to break down the tasks into sub tasks. Would be useful to sum the time for each branch. What tech stack did you u
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by justsomeuser 4y ago
Being isolated is good and bad for WASM. You get lots of benefits, but then you cannot use any C system calls which most code relies on (networking, disk, GUI) etc. It looks like runtimes are going to create message passing interfaces to ac
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by justsomeuser 4y ago
How do you get your Adsense account approved for a SPA? I have similar apps, and the Adsense rejection is quite vague.
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by justsomeuser 4y ago
I have a similar opinion. I find that modelling SQL tables first removes the “where in the JSON-like tree should this live” question - often a single object type lives in many places in the tree. Breaking data into atomic units and then bui
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by justsomeuser 4y ago
I had a similar experience after a massage. She tried to sell me "energising face moisturiser" for $150. I said I would feel more energised keeping the money in my pocket.
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by justsomeuser 4y ago
https://dqlite.io/docs/faq , see "Why C"
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by justsomeuser 4y ago
I don't think that is a bad thing, considering that a YouTube video in HD would be 500MB and people flick through them like web pages. I agree with OP that if you are on a powerful machine with fast internet it would be better just to
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by justsomeuser 4y ago
I think it enables extending the features using JS/HTML. E.g. A business process involving PDF's could auto annotate some information for a human processor to whizz through.
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by justsomeuser 4y ago
With Firebase you have a team managing the service uptime. When I last checked, Supabase is a group of processes that you manage yourself. This means that: - A. If something goes wrong or you need to customise something, it would be quite c
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by justsomeuser 4y ago
> Anything to reduce the friction from thought to working software without having to worry about syntax I think that the text/notation based representation of programs (or state machines) is the most effective way. The reason is tha
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by justsomeuser 4y ago
Two things I have found that improve my squat technique are: - 1. Push the sacrum-point as far back as possible for the entire movement, keeping your back straight. I have found this reduces the number of things I am focusing on and seems t
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by justsomeuser 4y ago
> But since then, there has been strong interest in further bloating the language instead of making it better. So JavaScript, like the other dinosaur languages, has become a barrier to progress. Strange that he says this, because the ori
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by justsomeuser 4y ago
I do not think it is a good idea because the people building the project have no skin in the game. Your initial ideas need constant iteration as you interact with reality to see what works. A team that will leave in a few months for the nex
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by justsomeuser 4y ago
I think it's fine to be honest. Over time competition between the 3 major clouds combined with hardware getting cheaper will mean there is not going to be a massive jump in prices, if any at all. It is not impossible to design relative
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by justsomeuser 4y ago
- Webstorm (I switch languages often and I like to use the same keyboard shortcuts to navigate and search functions, types etc. I’d prefer to pay a team to add core features instead of messing around with plugins). - Excel (I see this as j
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by justsomeuser 4y ago
How do virtual tables compare with regular tables for performance? I would assume SQLite has some optimisations for native tables (rather than reading the data from another virtual table backed file)?
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by justsomeuser 4y ago
I imagine for most web dev’s using a fast memory unsafe language is like taking a bullet train to the local shop to get milk.
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by justsomeuser 4y ago
esbuild works well.
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by justsomeuser 4y ago
What language were you using here?
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by justsomeuser 4y ago
I think the main reason is that it is slower than having a mental model. One reason it is slower is that it is is difficult to create a map like diagram where you zoom in to get greater detail.
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by justsomeuser 4y ago
I really wish Apple made JXA easy to write and debug with proper documentation. I know JS very well, but it takes me 20x longer than web stuff to workout how to do something as it’s just pure trial and error. Each script run is slow as it m
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by justsomeuser 4y ago
> After working on several products through my career I found that we spend way too much time on building API backends. Most APIs also need constant updating, and this costs time and money. > It's always the same thing, figure
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by justsomeuser 4y ago
What kind of job do you go into with a math degree?
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by justsomeuser 4y ago
Caesar 3 but with modern graphics. Loved this game as a teenager.
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by justsomeuser 4y ago
Do you not feel vulnerable to unfocused drivers lying down? When riding a normal bike, I feel safer knowing I can quickly abandon the bike and dive to the side if needed.
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by justsomeuser 4y ago
It uses `new Function(string_of_js_code)`
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by justsomeuser 4y ago
But without reading the SQL schema, based on table values only (E.g. there is no FK relationship in the schema, but the same UUID exists in two tables).
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by justsomeuser 4y ago
Does it pick up implicitly defined relationships? E.g if I had some tables with string UUID foreign keys, would it suggest them?

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