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by pritambarhate 3y ago
Even after reading first 4 paragraphs of your about page, I don't have any idea what your software does.
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by pritambarhate 3y ago
I think all developers should start charging 30% more (op top of the price for which it sells on website.) if user is purchasing via In App Purchases. Slowly all users will come to know that if you buy on web generally it's cheaper and
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by pritambarhate 3y ago
It “is” the drivers fault who hits from behind. It’s their responsibility to maintain a safe distance required for breaking in such situations.
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by pritambarhate 3y ago
Let them reinvent it. You are not required to learn it right now. If it really manages to become widely used you can learn it then. If not well the guy is spending his own time on doing something he likes.
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Oxlint – JavaScript linter written in Rust(oxc-project.github.io)
299 points by pritambarhate 3y ago|206 comments
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by pritambarhate 3y ago
I use draw.io for these kind of diagrams. It has symbols for most of the cloud services built in. It also maintains the arrow connections when we move around the elements. Very handy!
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by pritambarhate 3y ago
I use M2 Air with 24GB RAM for Backend and frontend development using TypeScript and React. Also have a Redis and PgSQL running under docker compose. A couple of browsers running with 20-30 tabs open. Teams and a couple of office programs r
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by pritambarhate 3y ago
We have been using TypeORM for last 2 years now. Found it quite suitable for our use case. Didn't come across any big issue. But the projects we did with it where not very high scale. Less than 5 requests per second. So a single server
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by pritambarhate 3y ago
On-prem hardware may become fashionable but simple server hosting most likely not. If it ever becomes fashionable then most likely it will be some form of container (or Kata Container) orchestrator on top of on premise hardware. Also even f
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by pritambarhate 3y ago
Found following from the links from the post: 2023-07: Hackers stole a Microsoft Azure Active Directory certificate which gave them full access to basically all Microsoft cloud services including Outlook, Office, SharePoint, Teams, "Lo
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by pritambarhate 3y ago
There can be many reasons for this from SEO point of view. One of them can be to send Link Juice to the pages they want to rank better (May be because those pages bring more advertising revenue or being new don't have enough backlinks.
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by pritambarhate 3y ago
Which hosting companies are there which are SoC-2 compliant and are 20 times less cost effective than AWS? Enterprise workloads need compliance. AWS and GCP provide that. They are very few hosting companies out there who are better at secur
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by pritambarhate 3y ago
There is also cost development and ongoing support. You haven't factored that in your 10 times the storage cost calculation.
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by pritambarhate 3y ago
Here the even bigger red flag is that Fly doesn't have a (automated?) way to quickly move workload from a faulty server to a good server. Especially when containers (and orchestrators) have abstracted away the concept of data volumes w
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by pritambarhate 3y ago
I would say Flutter. Performs much better than React Native. Upgrading old RN version to new RN version has always been a very painful experience. Flutter in our experience has been easier to upgrade. Also Flutter has support to call native
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by pritambarhate 3y ago
we have done it a few times. It is a lot more work and a lot of edge cases come up, especially if the same data can be written by multiple people. But if data or use case is such that only one person can write to same data and you limit onl
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by pritambarhate 3y ago
There was time today's big distros were small and they mostly took from community, packaged it and sold support for it. Rocky is small now so needs to take more from community. If it becomes big later it can also contribute back. That&
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by pritambarhate 3y ago
> But no-one uses different databases. If you sell on premise self-hosted software, sometimes you actually need it. A big client will say, your software uses only PostgreSQL but our admin team can only support MySQL. Can your software us
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by pritambarhate 3y ago
Without a credible source to reconfirm what ChatGPT said, one can’t really assume what ChatGPT says is correct.
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by pritambarhate 3y ago
React and Angular mainly.
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by pritambarhate 3y ago
Flutter Web will be used mostly to develop web applications and not web sites. So I think their approach "can" work as long as they can provide first class accessibility support and make sure that their custom rendering doesn&#x27
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by pritambarhate 3y ago
Yes and Python (released in 1991) took a lot more time to become popular compared to Java (released in 1995) which was corporate backed. Python still seems to have funding issues. For example, JS (backed by multiple big corporations) perfor
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by pritambarhate 3y ago
May be not in start ups but in enterprise Java usage is increasing only.
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by pritambarhate 3y ago
Really? So you mean to say there are no quality people in the millions of Java programmers out there?
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by pritambarhate 4y ago
I think it will be great if AWS allowed us to use the AWS keys to be used from certain IPs only. It will add additional layer of security which can help to prevent a lot of misuse. Just like AWS best practices of putting DB instances in a p
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by pritambarhate 4y ago
> leaking your SSH public key may not be what you want Can you please elaborate why this is not a good idea?
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by pritambarhate 4y ago
Has anyone used PlanetScale's SaaS offering? How has been your experience?
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by pritambarhate 4y ago
Instagram definitely runs on PostgreSQL. Here is official Instagram engineering blog mentioning the same: https://instagram-engineering.com/what-powers-instagram-hund... > Most of our data (users, photo metadata, tags, e
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by pritambarhate 4y ago
This kind of argument that XYZ company uses ABC software so it's also good for my project is not correct. Your requirements and their requirements are different. Also for many of the above companies, when they were started MySQL used t
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by pritambarhate 4y ago
Never used or heard about TablePlus, so don't know how it compares but I have been using https://dbeaver.io/ community edition for years now and it's my go to tool for interacting with relational databases. Highly

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