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by neya 7y ago
People have asked for evidence on this thread, so let me share my experience. A couple of years ago, I was developing an E-Commerce platformm internally for my company. I follow Martin Fowlers' articles on using DDD (Domain Driven Desi
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by neya 7y ago
It's highly irrelevant and definitely uncalled for.
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by neya 7y ago
What makes you think it's a cheap troll? Please read the doctrine on how drastically different Python's philosophy is. The interpretation - It's my opinion. Take it or leave it.
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by neya 7y ago
I am currently writing Python based software for a client on serverless architecture. Honestly, I really feel like myself and a lot of people I know use Python only because it has some useful libraries like Pandas compared to other language
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by neya 7y ago
Because, Webpages have become complicated. Suddenly, you have all this interactivity going on, which you didn't have a decade ago. We went from a series of simple hyperlinked inter-connected webpages to all these popups shoving onto ou
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by neya 7y ago
This is simply not true enough to be generalized. In most hospitals always pay at the exit unless you weren't there for some pre defined checkup package instead of proper consulting.
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by neya 7y ago
Then how do you explain countries like India where it's drastically affordable and high quality at the same time?
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by neya 7y ago
Yeah, I tried this, while this sort of addresses my issue, it's still not as convenient as MAX.
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by neya 7y ago
I agree. Will do. Thank you.
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by neya 7y ago
As someone who left the 3d Industry a while back and rejoined it again, I have to totally agree. At the time, I was on 3ds Max, running on Windows. Things changed and I switched to OSX and never looked back. And then, Blender 2.80 happened.
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Apple Contractors Hear Sex Acts, Drug Deals in Siri Recordings(futurism.com)
8 points by neya 7y ago|0 comments
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by neya 7y ago
Precisely! Good job, looks interesting, similar goals.
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by neya 7y ago
With WordPress, you need a server at all times and the HTML is generated each time you try to access your site. Sure, you can use caching plugins, but it only makes things complex. Eg. You need to now keep those plugins updated at all times
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by neya 7y ago
Yes. Correct.
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by neya 7y ago
I just finished writing my own in-house static site builder in Elixir. I come from the Ruby land. If you thought Ruby was awesome, then you would LOVE Elixir. I was hesitant at first, thinking "not another language.." but once I g
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by neya 7y ago
He's literally responding to an explanation the company's representative (in this case, the founder) gave. How else is he supposed to respond without using basic english pronouns such as "you".
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Feedburner Is Still Alive(feedburner.google.com)
4 points by neya 7y ago|0 comments
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by neya 7y ago
Could you please explain how is it Xenophobia to call out someone (or a group) who have been systematically stealing inventions from other nations over the last few decades while profiting from it, sponsored directly by their very own top g
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by neya 7y ago
It's really not genuine to label a language "useful" if it's the only option you've got.
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by neya 7y ago
I urge you to use a well designed language like Elixir. And work with a well designed Framework like Phoenix. And then try to use Javascript for once. You'll see how fragile the language itself is, let alone its eco-system. No, I'
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by neya 7y ago
I extracted out just the GraphQL related bits
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by neya 7y ago
In one of my ex-companies I worked with, we had a newbie coder who was just getting fascinated by Kubernetes. Unfortunately, every project this person touched would be left half-way by him and he'd move on to another project. This comp
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by neya 7y ago
I was a huge proponent of GraphQL and used it for many clients. For me, it solved a specific need - I can write an API backend that is scalable across clients (Web, iOS, Android). However, having said that, I have made the mistake of using
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by neya 7y ago
This happens even on Chrome. If you're logged into a Google account, it seems to know that you're not a bot since your Google Account is tightly integrated within Chrome. If you try the same captcha on an Incognito page on Chrome
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by neya 7y ago
Well, then the only other way is to assume the allegations are true, which also has severe consequences to the accused if it were actually false. Which is why, it's best we leave this to investigators to come up with substantial eviden
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by neya 7y ago
> In case you're wondering, our lawyer is Gabe Levine, the same lawyer in the famous "F*ck you, Pay Me" talk by Mike Monteiro. Wow, that's awesome. And thanks for sharing that clause :)
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by neya 7y ago
Not familiar with US laws, but thanks for sharing!
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by neya 7y ago
Most contracts always have a clause about IP which usually states the work done for the project is the clients' IP regardless of you got paid or not. The smarter thing to do without violating this clause is to add "Fuck you pay me
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by neya 7y ago
There's an even major problem which the author hasn't mentioned. But I can understand if perhaps the author hasn't experienced it. Medium embraces censorship. Medium has a content policy that's allows it to take sides. F
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by neya 7y ago
In the same token, I think we should also hold Twitter accountable. Have you seen their "In case you missed X's tweets" notification spam? That's the "Some random nobody hosted a watch party" equivalent o

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