mike1o1

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by mike1o1 5y ago
The best parents are those without kids.
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Privacy-aware Rails consoles with console1984 and audits1984(world.hey.com)
3 points by mike1o1 5y ago|0 comments
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by mike1o1 5y ago
That's disappointing. I had similar issues with The Mars Trilogy. I've yet to finish the last book, and the middle book took a long time to slog through.
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by mike1o1 5y ago
I just read this opening two days ago, and it's frightening how well he paints the picture and how plausible it is to actually happen.
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by mike1o1 5y ago
I'd argue that rather than building on Kubernetes, you should instead build a 12-factor app ( https://12factor.net/ ). Those principles should allow you to take your app anywhere fairly easily, from Heroku to Kubernetes.
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by mike1o1 5y ago
It depends on the type of app. If it's a rails app, I usually start with user.rb or whatever the equivalent is (account.rb or something) as those usually have most of the functionality. From there, I'll either look start looking a
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by mike1o1 5y ago
I really appreciate the recommended reading order mentioned in the repository. Many times when looking at a repository as a learning resource it can be pretty daunting to know where to start, so I'm glad to see that in the readme.
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SWOT Analysis of Heroku(naildrivin5.com)
3 points by mike1o1 5y ago|1 comments
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by mike1o1 5y ago
I agree. I love the idea of it, but as a relative newcomer to the space, some of the documentation and examples definitely felt a bit "draw the rest of the owl". I think a lot of that lies in the fact that all of the pieces stand-
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by mike1o1 5y ago
The phrase "the days are long, but the years are short" has taken on a new meaning for me after having a child.
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by mike1o1 6y ago
This comes up almost every time, but it's not "basically inline CSS". The best thing about Tailwind (and utility classes in general) is that it forces you to use consistent measurements across your app. "Shoot, was this
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by mike1o1 6y ago
I guess for me I have trouble visualizing all of the elements and classes just by looking at the code snippets. Looking at them in the DOM allows me to see them in context, and I find to be easier to use than looking at the underlying code
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by mike1o1 6y ago
Tailwind and Tailwind UI are really great. Tailwind UI as a series of blueprints is exactly what I'm looking for and I love how often they're updating and adding new blueprints to their list of components. This part from the blog
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by mike1o1 6y ago
I did the same, but then recently picked up Davinci Resolve which feels a lot friendlier to use. It also has a free/lite version, though it's not OSS like Blender.
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by mike1o1 6y ago
I started learning in November/December or so. It's a little tough to get over the initial curve, but the Blender Guru donut tutorial is really helpful, as well as the free beginner tutorial on cgboost.com. Is it helpful as a soft
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by mike1o1 6y ago
The biggest benefit for me has been working from home. My wife stayed home with our young daughter before the pandemic, and this has reinforced that decision. Being able to work from home and seeing her go from 6mo to 16mo and being present
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by mike1o1 6y ago
I've been looking forward to this episode since the announcement of "new magic". The DHH interviews by Adam are some of my favorite episodes. https://fullstackradio.com/32 Is another great episode that I re-l
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by mike1o1 6y ago
I really like the idea of Nomad as a simpler alternative to Kubernetes. The documentation is great and provides a lot of examples, but I wish I could find a starter guide on how to deploy a complete application with it and Consul. Something
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by mike1o1 6y ago
One benefit is when combined with Turbolinks there is a need to bootstrap the Vue/React component. The Stimulus controllers respond to mutation observers and always work. If a new HTML element is added to the DOM and has a controller,
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by mike1o1 6y ago
Stimulus has a very small surface area, but I find it really enjoyable to use when combined with Turbolinks. My only complaint/comment is that some of the HTML that I need to generate ends up being littered with so many data attributes
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by mike1o1 6y ago
I haven't done 3d modeling in about the same amount of time and would love to get back into it. Were there any particular resources you found helpful for getting up to speed?
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by mike1o1 6y ago
This looks great. The lack of the network and inspect element is the main reason I end up not using the built-in debugger with VS Code.
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by mike1o1 6y ago
Ever since getting an @hey.com email address I've found myself subscribing more and more to newsletter. I guess I could have done the same thing with gmail and filters, but getting newsletters as part of The Feed and out of my Inbox ha
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by mike1o1 6y ago
I thought this was a pretty interesting read, especially about how they used Jekyll as a prototyping tool. It's always great to see the different variations of a product, especially a new one, as it takes shape.
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by mike1o1 6y ago
It takes some getting used to, but for me I ended up not keeping certain newsletters in The Feed. The general idea is that The Feed can be read anytime, and to just "let it flow". There are certain newsletters that I like to keep
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Running spot instances effectively with Amazon EKS(m.signalvnoise.com)
1 points by mike1o1 6y ago|0 comments
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by mike1o1 7y ago
https://www.ansibleforkubernetes.com/ I've found this pretty good starting point. Keep in mind the book is still a work in progress. Note, I haven't actually run k8s in production, but this book has helped me get
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by mike1o1 7y ago
This already exists and it's great! https://tailwindcss.com/docs/extracting-components#extractin... .btn { @apply bg-blue-500 text-white py-2 px-4 rounded; }
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by mike1o1 7y ago
They are variables in that they're specified in your Tailwind configuration file, which is what generates the utility classes that are generated. If you really wanted to you, you can extract it out as a variable if you wanted to use th
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by mike1o1 7y ago
Because I don't want that cognitive overhead of even thinking about what the selector should be. Then what if I have another sub-sub text? Do I make that an h3? An h4? I don't want to have to think about that. I just make it &quot

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