mikercampbell

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   Has Anyone Archived/Backed Up Twitter?

   2 points by mikercampbell 4y ago|0 comments
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   Ask HN: Any sites to learn bodybuilding that isn't an ad?

   11 points by mikercampbell 4y ago|8 comments
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   by mikercampbell 4y ago

   This is fantastic and exactly what I needed!! Being a solo dev with some higher than comfortable risks, I'm worried that I might mess up and let my customers down. This is another line of defense that I'll be adding tonight. Any
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   by mikercampbell 4y ago

   Haskell is one of those that I want to get into, but don't have the bandwidth. I'm getting into elixir and even that has had to require a shift of perspective
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   by mikercampbell 4y ago

   Functional JavaScript has saved me so much. And I'm not talkin Ramda, just functional principles. I can't tell you how much time I spent chasing a bug when it was a date that was passed by reference. Rather than trying to keep tr
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   by mikercampbell 4y ago

   I hope it's not transparent iPads like every sci-fi movie uses /s.
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   by mikercampbell 4y ago

   Oh jeez, I forget that the LP 2 was released after 2010.
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   by mikercampbell 4y ago

   I think most policemen are "good" (it's complicated) but I still perk up when I see one in my rearview mirror. I used to feel bad about it, thinking that I was paranoid, until I read a tweet that a policeman can kill you wit
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   by mikercampbell 4y ago

   This is where I feel like reporting goes terribly wrong. Failure to correct stories like this just cements the wrong idea. It's not slander, but it's like slander by omission. It's as if bad news and boogie monsters sell be
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    by mikercampbell 4y ago

    I was wary of this, as it felt kind of like a horoscope that could apply to anyone. At the risk of TMI, I left a cult, which was the faith of my family. During that process, I experienced severe spite, grief, and joined religious recovery
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    by mikercampbell 4y ago

    Same. I clicked the link and bounced because I wasn't sure which repo to open to get the basics, and wasn't willing to iterate through.
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    by mikercampbell 4y ago

    As a huge Eminem fan, 2011 was a good time to stop counting. I love his stuff, Revival, Kamazake, Music to be Murdered by - I probably know 10 songs almost by heart. But there's no denying that it's been a very different decade fo
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    by mikercampbell 4y ago

    Oh I love stuff like this. I'm always looking for that little tool that scratches itches I hadn't yet articulated, and this is one of them. Just last night I rimraf'd something and did a double take. I deleted the right one
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    by mikercampbell 4y ago

    Hahaha same! And still being interested, blew out my cookies and still nope. And then, definitely out of frustration more than anything, switched browsers and hit up archive.org. Apparently archive.org hit it's limit, too
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    by mikercampbell 4y ago

    Yeah, there is a cognitive cost to frameworks like this. Ruby on Rails is the same, where there are conventions to learn and pitfalls to avoid, but like DHH said "look what I don't have to do". I've worked at companies
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    by mikercampbell 4y ago

    I've been looking for something just like this! Having fallen in love with encore.dev, I considered building a Typescript duplicate. This is such a great project!
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    by mikercampbell 4y ago

    I had no idea what that meant, even though it makes perfect sense. This is absolutely amazing. Far better than I was expecting.
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    by mikercampbell 4y ago

    You captured it so well for me. I sat on the porch for a good 15 minutes. I screenshot a few because I didn't want to lose that moment of sublimeness.
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    Encore Is a DevOpless Microservice Ecosystem for Go

    1 points by mikercampbell 4y ago|0 comments
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    by mikercampbell 4y ago

    YES! This made my day! I've never screenshoted a HN comment before, but I had to keep this one and hold onto it. This really got me excited! I'm currently working on the Caching (both in memory and with Redis as an option), how
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    by mikercampbell 4y ago

    I love this so freaking much!!!! Definitely going to be playing with this over the weekend!
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    by mikercampbell 4y ago

    I'm here for that tough love! And I'm worried about the IP thing. I think I'm covered because it's educational and I'm not making money off of it, it qualifies as "Fair Use" of copyrighted material, but a
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    Learn Programming Through Building Pokemon Games: Route 1

    1 points by mikercampbell 4y ago|2 comments
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    by mikercampbell 4y ago

    Do you still have the code?? I don't have mine but I'd give anything to see it again! And I love the sound of that game!
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    by mikercampbell 4y ago

    I started a blog to explore this idea! I've built Pokemon Games to learn how to do things on a large scale. I've done Kubernetes, Redis Caching, nearly every flavor of Database (NoSQL, SQL, Graph, etc), and microservices, monoli
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    by mikercampbell 4y ago

    I started one! You people inspired me! https://mikercampbell.gitbook.io/gotta-code-them-all/
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    by mikercampbell 4y ago

    I hope it's okay that I took this and ran with it! https://mikercampbell.gitbook.io/gotta-code-them-all/
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    by mikercampbell 4y ago

    I started one! You people inspired me! https://mikercampbell.gitbook.io/gotta-code-them-all/
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    by mikercampbell 4y ago

    Show HN and Heal HN
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    by mikercampbell 4y ago

    Holy crap! I love this. I was trying to explain to my partner that NordVPN let us know that our password_hashes from our college login were leaked. She's not into technical stuff, but we both enjoy simple, human ways to explain those