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by lexx 4y ago
I just add to the conversation. There are great points discussed. No reason to repeat them. I just add
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by lexx 4y ago
On the plus side. 54k know and use this project not because they have it starred. So it will regain the stars rapidly, and it will again hit all the trending metrics, so new people will discover it also. No biggie
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by lexx 5y ago
He was talking to me
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by lexx 5y ago
The flags in Live Updates are wrong
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by lexx 5y ago
Firefox is great. Just use it and tell your friends to use it. Problem solved
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by lexx 5y ago
Fast mail is awesome. And fast.
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by lexx 5y ago
HoMM3 is a magical game. And the music, especially in HoMM4. It's one of my favorite soundtracks ever. I can instantly go back 20 years and feel the warmth in my heart, playing this game countless hours as a teenager.
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by lexx 6y ago
The best thing that happened to the business the last 20 years was the end of flash. I am not sure why is this even a discussion.
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by lexx 6y ago
I honestly wonder, for a team that is unfamiliar with both psql JSONB and mongodb, which of those two would be easier to learn? And later on, which of those two would make the team more productive? I think this is the most important. To be
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by lexx 6y ago
I started doing a demo rewrite of my app in Postrgres from Mongodb. The reality is that even though Portgres seems more stable etc, making queries in Mongodb is much easier and fun. Postgres JSON operators are cryptic and made my head hurt
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by lexx 6y ago
pretty ugly
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by lexx 6y ago
I agree with you. I did give a look at Inertiajs just because Laravel was friendly towards it. Looks sweet. Right now the "glue" I came up with is a silly connection between the server side router and the "Entry" compone
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by lexx 6y ago
I think there is another layer to that conversation. Frameworks become bureaucratic and boring because they are developed by large teams for large teams. Most developers are working on small projects and need more fun and less maintaining h
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by lexx 6y ago
As a user, I really miss native apps. The difference in UI responsiveness is huge. Not to mention battery and memory usage. As a developer I understand why the native app road can become a more expensive solution, especially for startups. B
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by lexx 8y ago
I really enjoy this kind of articles. The author started with small logical steps that indeed made sense and then he did a crazy leap to nowhere. The final outcome is silly. In any case, I would like to see a follow up article, taking accou
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4 Days a Week are enough(radicalel.com)
5 points by lexx 9y ago|0 comments
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by lexx 9y ago
We just charge hosting and a small support fee for the small sites. For startups or companies with bigger needs, we have tailor made contracts. Imho, support has to be a significant part of a company's or freelancer's income. Othe
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by lexx 11y ago
This is only for subscribers...
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by lexx 11y ago
So many paypal stories like that. Why do people still use it?
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by lexx 12y ago
If I have to code a serious application with complex schema, ORM is out of the discussion. If I want to kick fast prototype project I would consider it. But in the end I know that I will regret it!!!! Great article!
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by lexx 13y ago
Grid for photos as main content, lists for texts...
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Philosophy meets Cara Delevingne(psycle.gr)
1 points by lexx 13y ago|0 comments
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Buffalo buffalo Buffalo buffalo buffalo buffalo Buffalo buffalo(en.wikipedia.org)
6 points by lexx 13y ago|4 comments
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by lexx 15y ago
I have the same problem...
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by lexx 15y ago
I thought only dinosaurs used something different than utf-8.