r888888888

4 ms·

1.
by r888888888 5mo ago
I am building HomeBidder ( https://homebidder-web.fly.dev ), a tool for figuring out a realistic bid price for houses. I got sick of seeing artificially low listing prices on sites like Zillow so built this tool to give me a more
2.
by r888888888 9y ago
The way this works in terms of design is: 1) A game mechanic is introduced 2) The player is subject to slowly increasing difficult that requires the mechanic 3) The player is forced to demonstrate mastery of mechanic in some new situation,
3.
by r888888888 10y ago
It's not that simple. If you're using a secondary data store like Elasticsearch presumably you're combining it with a traditional relational database like Postgres or MySQL. And in most use cases, you're going to require
4.
by r888888888 13y ago
StyleForum and reddit /mfa/ would both recommend SuitSupply. For the cost they're hard to beat.
5.
by r888888888 13y ago
IMO it was when Oracle bought MySQL and effectively killed development. MySQL still lives on with MariaDB I suppose, but in the years since Postgres has leapfrogged it in terms of functionality.
6.
by r888888888 14y ago
I do it all the time. If you don't want to sit at a table, typically restaurants have a bar area where you can order food and it's not as strange to see people dining solo there. It's also socially acceptable to chat with other people at th
7.
by r888888888 14y ago
I run a similar semi-pornographic site. The problem is payment gateways like Paypal do not like sites with adult content, and traffic typically isn't high enough to justify splurging on a merchant account.
8.
by r888888888 14y ago
I feel that cast iron pans are overrated. Stainless steel is easier to clean, lets you build fond, lets you cook acidic pan sauces, and are lighter so you can be more aggressive about pan flipping. The only advantage cast iron has is heat r