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by moomoo11 2y ago
TextEdit Todo lines that I remove when done
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by moomoo11 2y ago
I'd say start with layers and over time evolve the repo. For example, http, service, and repository layers. http has your request handlers and you parse those input DTOs or whatever here and call service. service has your business logi
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by moomoo11 2y ago
I think a lot of people use it for the wrong use case, and then people who don't fully understand many things propagate malinforation after misinterpreting the article and its findings/learnings.
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by moomoo11 2y ago
When you’re too cheap and dumb to spend $0.02 per user for a robust auth system and decide to fuck everything up instead.
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by moomoo11 2y ago
Thanks for the rec. Yeah that’s the issues I’m running into. What makes it worse is that users can define their own nesting so building the dynamic queries in application code is becoming really difficult. Add on the problem of needing to c
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by moomoo11 2y ago
Parts. Like auto or industrial parts and being able to assign them to specific lots and customer specific groupings etc.
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Ask HN: Anyone use graph db in production/at scale? Like Neo4j or Arangodb?
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by moomoo11 2y ago
well if you’re a problem solver and creative you can figure those out pretty easily. Anyway yeah I guess if you want specific skills you could just learn whatever is in demand and get the job.
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by moomoo11 2y ago
Creativity and problem solving. I think those get someone really far (and way further than others), no matter what stack or other "specific" skills.
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by moomoo11 2y ago
Quick question. So you’re saying use bigserial for PK (instead of uuid) and have another column where I set a uuid in case of application level identifier. But wouldn’t that require a index on it if it’s going to be an identifier that’s use
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by moomoo11 2y ago
Why’s that bad? If companies were building something that can be trivialized so easily that’s on them. Imo. A company can use whatever wrapper services but the business they serve should be smarter.
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by moomoo11 2y ago
It’s one way to spin a layoff lol
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by moomoo11 2y ago
Yes. Sockets to push, http post to create message tho or upload stuff.
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by moomoo11 2y ago
Great. I used it because I prefer Go for all my backend tasks. Great performance, go routines and std library are awesome.
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by moomoo11 2y ago
I’ve done this before as a swe. We used Go and our chat system had auth, file sharing, 1:1 and group messaging, and other features. It was honestly not that hard to code, maybe 4-5k loc including all the type definitions. Took around two we
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by moomoo11 2y ago
Nah interest rates and tax changes just make that not feasible anymore. Honestly imo as someone who had a high TC we really need to lower the expectations that a lot of people have about salary. I think we should scale back to 100k for juni
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by moomoo11 2y ago
My parents used to put me in after school education programs where they crammed memorization and "finding the trick" type problems. I'm not knocking that sort of thing, because it gave me a pretty solid problem solving kit, b
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by moomoo11 2y ago
I don't personally mind LC, but I always asked questions related to our company and based on specific problems we had in the past, or some imagined scenarios that would help our customers.
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by moomoo11 2y ago
I asked the AI and it agrees with me on everything. Therefore I am so right.
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by moomoo11 2y ago
I just use my whiteboard honestly. You mentioned you write tutorials so its probably better to just do it yourself. If I misunderstood please excuse me. I also find it impossible to get right results with gpt. Only for really simple stuff,
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by moomoo11 2y ago
When you have multiple consumers who need different shapes of the same data, like mobile clients or external consumers. We used it at $lastJob and I thought it was a lot of complexity for what it offered. I had done a analysis of our gql st
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by moomoo11 2y ago
I think you're conflating a few things. Passwords being leaked is due to noobs and idiots in charge of systems, and probably not using an actual auth provider. It really isn't that hard. 1. Send secure information over SSL. If som
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by moomoo11 2y ago
But the token is used over SSL and the only way to get it afaik is to hijack the client device or somehow hijack the server. The first scenario is pretty rare and the second is pretty easy to avoid. I don’t think that’s really an edge case
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by moomoo11 2y ago
Use low TTL and put rate limits and other mechanisms in place?
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by moomoo11 2y ago
Well. It was inevitable lol. Always knew it was going to come to this, and companies will pay to have their products or services mentioned first by AI.
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by moomoo11 2y ago
Yeah but why do they make the UX so painful? Its their product, they should make it better for the people who use it every day. WHy make our lives worse lol wtf, its good software so I obviously like using it, and want this small change and
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by moomoo11 2y ago
Meet is nice, but could the screen sharing view just please take 100% height/width? I hate that I have to always manually tweak it through dev tools to make it usable. How many 400k TC engineers and misguided product managers does it t
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by moomoo11 2y ago
It will cost $2 billion of nvidia chips and it won't work.
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by moomoo11 2y ago
I'm glad I'm in the US where I shower whenever I want. Morning, middle of the day, and at night again. I grew up in 3rd world without running water, so I'm not ever going to feel "guilty" or whatever other BS for ta
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by moomoo11 2y ago
Just focus on making useful software to improve people’s lives. Holy fuck the last five years feel like such a waste.

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