krzepah

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by krzepah 6y ago
There is a great article that went uncommented on HN about Architectural Decision Records. https://github.com/joelparkerhenderson/architecture_decision... The simplest of them include "consequences" of archit
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by krzepah 6y ago
There is a find feature in the specs already. My users actually need to be able to interact with a lot of rows. I can just bind ctrl-f to my search feature. Also, it doesn't take 3 seconds to load but few ms as well. See, you don'
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by krzepah 6y ago
You can do server-side rendering with react. I'm pretty sure ppl started doing so at least 5 years ago
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by krzepah 6y ago
This is how i manage more than 60,000 DOM nodes https://github.com/developit/preact-virtual-list ; actually i think i could handle 600,000 and still have no problem.
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by krzepah 6y ago
Maybe implement authentification properly and store a refresh token that you can use to trigger auth on app load.
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by krzepah 6y ago
Why on earth would you specify your styling in your JS ?
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by krzepah 6y ago
Can you please source at least when you state such things on HN ? this is not reddit
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by krzepah 6y ago
Hi ! I admit I like it. Writing down such document would allow my fellow developers to understand the important paradigms I'm choosing more easily. I feel like it's the missing piece before the documentation of a choosen tool. For
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by krzepah 6y ago
Oh and if by any chance you are not efficient with linux & docker do it !!!!!!
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by krzepah 6y ago
Try functtional programming using ramda.js to step up your js skills; try putting up a prom & grafana stack for monitoring, try using something like django & drf for your APIs (django is somewhat a large web dev market & is real
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by krzepah 6y ago
Hi man, the article seems nice, i couldn't read it all yet but I spotted a mistake "This is often now (should be not ?) the case"
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by krzepah 7y ago
Isn't there a bias because open-sources projects are those more easily seen ? What happens to those projects that are put on "wait" ? I doubt everyone just put-on his work free of consequences
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by krzepah 7y ago
I understand your disappointment but I'd like to point out this is a really nice achievement on it's portfolio as a sys admin
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by krzepah 7y ago
Can you elaborate on why you did that ? I expected something wrong but I couldn't find anything about it ?
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by krzepah 7y ago
NooooOooOOoOoooOOOOooooOoooooooo :'( We'd be all on win :(((( Joke aside : BSD would probably at it's place - one thing that we could advocate as being unique to unix is it's viral open license system
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by krzepah 7y ago
I just watched a talk from Bjarne Stroustrup who told about a biologist who was getting data using python. It's script had to run for 3 month to get that data. The script was re-written and they got it right into 10 min exec time when
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by krzepah 7y ago
I simply agree with what you said. "Computation is always free" made me cringe as well. I also felt that the initial page is abruptly stopped without giving any kind of explanation. Then clicking next you get jumped into a new lan
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by krzepah 7y ago
Today we hide behind computers and algorithms to do the "dirty job"
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by krzepah 7y ago
I heard some ops willing them to have a clearer vision of what's commited but I don't like being dependend on them. I ended up looking what kind of emoji I had to use on every commit and it felt like a waste of my time
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by krzepah 7y ago
I understand that the debate is complicated and I'm actually not into the vaxx debate itself so I don't have to take a judgment. However, I'm happy to see you are underlying the intent point which I completely agree to and I&
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by krzepah 7y ago
I think you are jumping on his words and not taking his statement to their true meaning. Are you telling on the opposite side that someone publicly announcing false information that could harm someone should not be responsible for it? You a
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by krzepah 7y ago
That's not how it should work. You could just go fish for anyone's data on the basis that he had a relation with someone that broke the law. Data should be protected just like the intel you are giving to your lawyer or your doctor
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by krzepah 7y ago
Hi everyone, I've been working on this subject for a few months already ; Thank you OP, your work is wonderful to read and even though I've spent a few months on the idea already I haven't thought of reusing Dropbox or simila
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by krzepah 7y ago
Unistore
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by krzepah 7y ago
Checkout Unistore, you might like it, it involves less boilerplate code
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by krzepah 7y ago
Hi, I've had the luck to work on a 10 years old Django System. Everyone from the 6 people working on it said it was the purest sh.t they saw. On the other hand, I need to learn new stuff. I tried Express or other JS fmw but these are n
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by krzepah 7y ago
They don't need to write up the tools, just to use them, they are widely available
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by krzepah 7y ago
Ok let's turn that the other way, Do you say you want to apply a dictatorship state of global surveillance because criminals are going to use the internet? What about other tech available to them? Are we going to set up a surveillance
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by krzepah 7y ago
Criminal activities are exacerbated by the internet it would be a lie to say no. But just like with cars, scooters, or any tech that's sufficiently democratized. They need a permit for a car? Why not just steal it? I need an identity t
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by krzepah 7y ago
Docker is more than enough for most of the setups TBH, prometheus and what will work just as well. I would never recommend K8 locally, if you can even avoid docker it's a win. It's just a matter of preferences, where you want to i

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