markhalonen

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   by markhalonen 7y ago

   Reading this makes me so glad I picked Postgraphile.
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   by markhalonen 7y ago

   After using GraphQL with code-generated Typescript types on the response, I can't imagine going back to REST and it's "hope and pray" the JSON looks how you expect it to look
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   by markhalonen 7y ago

   What made you choose Hasura over Postgraphile? RBAC is a postgres feature, not sure if that would affect the decision?
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   by markhalonen 7y ago

   I ultimately chose Postgraphile over Hasura. Mostly because the Postgraphile codebase seemed way hackable, written in TS/JS with a plugin architecture. I've tried some Haskell and that's just a whole nother world I don't
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   by markhalonen 7y ago

   No idea why Benjie is getting down voted, SQL from a client is a bad idea, and writing billions and billions of CRUD endpoints is soul-draining. Postgrahile is the best of both worlds, providing a nice GraphQL interface on top of your datab
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   by markhalonen 7y ago

   No I'm not agreeing with you at all. It's a great idea, and my clients and bank account agree with me.
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   by markhalonen 7y ago

   I'm using Postgraphile in production on 2 real-world projects and it saves me an incredible amount of time. I spend 90%+ of my time on the front-end because the api is all automated. Postgrahile allows you to rename/disable api en
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   by markhalonen 7y ago

   lol that totally clears potential corruption
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   by markhalonen 7y ago

   Postgraphile https://github.com/graphile/postgraphile It's like Hasura but written in a language you can understand. Using it with great success on two projects, both > 3 months into development on.
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    by markhalonen 7y ago

    They will start training on coach body language, things like steps, leaning over, covering his mouth, head movement... I'm sure coaches have some kind of tell when they get excited about calling a play-action deep ball after the run ga
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    by markhalonen 7y ago

    I've been using Postgraphile along with Apollo Client with code-generated types for queries. When I change the db schema, I get compile errors in my client. Feels like I'm cheating
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    by markhalonen 7y ago

    I considered Hasura but went with postgraphile ( https://github.com/graphile/postgraphile ) because it's written in JavaScript with a plugin architecture, meaning I can easily add my own plugins into the system down
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    by markhalonen 7y ago

    Liberals are crushing it. Hillary Clinton opposed gay marriage in 2008. Think about that, how fast liberals are changing society. Liberals are absolutely crushing it.
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    by markhalonen 7y ago

    I've been using this tool on a project for a couple months. It's been fantastic, I spend all my time on the frontend!
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    by markhalonen 7y ago

    I'm currently using Julia for a robot motion planning software , as well as a for a data science project. Julia is the preferred language of our company Laurium Labs https://www.lauriumlabs.com
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    by markhalonen 7y ago

    I'm using Julia instead of Python/Pandas for a machine learning project and I'm happy with how things are going. Multiple dispatch is very cool. The project was previously written in R, but the performance and lack of program
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    by markhalonen 7y ago

    SEEKING WORK | Remote (Laurium, Michigan) We're a team of 2 developers who provide technical computing solutions with best practice software development. Our tools of choice are Julia, Typescript, React, Python and Postgres. https:&#x
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    Show HN: Pitchgrapher – graph pitch in realtime in the browser(pitchgrapher.com)

    2 points by markhalonen 7y ago|0 comments
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    by markhalonen 7y ago

    SEEKING WORK | REMOTE US Generalist developer, checkout my portfolio: https://legdaytech.com/ Contact: mark@legdaytech.com
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    by markhalonen 7y ago

    I think this is a story submitted by a PR firm on behalf of HVMN. http://www.paulgraham.com/submarine.html changed how I view the "news"...
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    by markhalonen 7y ago

    I wrote this tool for uncertain estimations: https://uncertain.io/
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    Show HN: Sauna and Sim – Simulating a Sauna with Julia(saunasim.com)

    1 points by markhalonen 7y ago|0 comments
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    by markhalonen 7y ago

    I created Vora ( https://getvora.com/ ) as a solo developer. I sold it a couple months ago, at time of sale it was making $300-500 in monthly profit
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    by markhalonen 8y ago

    I've found a net worth tracker to be awesome, and wish I'd started using it earlier. Every month I actually look forward to logging my new net worth that takes into account all my assets and liabilities. I view myself as a busines
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    by markhalonen 8y ago

    You can try posting on https://transferslot.com/ and see what comes through. I was able to get some interest on Vora (getVora.com) by posting to this site.
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    by markhalonen 8y ago

    I suspect there's false positives from "scalability" and "scalable"...
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    by markhalonen 8y ago

    I prefer to regard journalists as "pageview collectors"
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    by markhalonen 8y ago

    https://uncertain.io/ I wrote this tool for this exact purpose! A horizontal line means you know nothing. A near vertical line means you are damn certain. Theoretically your stance is somewhere in between.
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    by markhalonen 8y ago

    I wrote a similar tool to estigator! It's bare-basic, but aims to solve the same problem: https://uncertain.io/
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    by markhalonen 8y ago

    Aimed towards software developers who are asked to provide estimations, which always have uncertainty. Blog Post: https://medium.com/@markhalonen/a-gross-oversimplification-e...