ramon156

28 ms·

811.
by ramon156 10mo ago
I resonate so much with you. I'm in the middle of getting my product out for people to use and naively kept thinking that a good product means people are interested. I need to integrate with tools that prematurely deny me because I&#x2
812.
by ramon156 10mo ago
We work in different timezones so it's a mess. Either people give up their morning or they give up their evening time. I'm at the bottom of the chain here and have no authority to change this. Given that I'm being let go soon
813.
by ramon156 10mo ago
Juniors fall into this pitfall so quick. Our newest hire actually set boundaries early on and I was pleasantly surprised
814.
by ramon156 11mo ago
"Hey claude, can you help me prevent things like passwords, token, etc. being exposed?" "Sure! Here's a regex:"
815.
by ramon156 11mo ago
> Option B: React (or Vue, or Svelte, or Angular if you're being punished for something). > And suddenly you've got: > A package.json with 847 dependencies > A build step that takes 45 seconds (if the CI gods are
816.
by ramon156 11mo ago
Do elaborate, I don't see anything standing out
817.
by ramon156 11mo ago
Well, touche. But then my conclusion would shift from "JS OT is bad" to "OT is bad". I'd hate that, because I like the idea about a standard for telemetry, but the reality is that most projects don't need this
818.
by ramon156 11mo ago
> the prosecution evidence is insufficient to rebut the officers' assertion that they were acting in self defence Awesome, they got away with unlawfully killing a man.
819.
by ramon156 11mo ago
To understand is to suffer
820.
by ramon156 11mo ago
The JS impl of OpenTel is awfully glued together. Sorry for the maintainers, but its inefficient and prometheus+logging will outmatch OT any day of the week (at least for JS)
821.
by ramon156 11mo ago
How else will you sell the 99.99%?
822.
by ramon156 11mo ago
Only thing I can say is that, what doesn't work for me, is leads that just tell you how to do things. I completely agree with my tech lead, but also it just includes only his opinion and it just leaves a bad taste in my mouth. Is this
823.
by ramon156 11mo ago
The overall theme there is shapes, sometimes colors. Your exam will be to draw within the lines.
824.
by ramon156 11mo ago
Does it hold any value when it comes from the "Developer Advocate @ Milvus" Like others have already said, pgvector is used a lot as well
825.
by ramon156 11mo ago
Building a little extra tool for my reservation system, which simulates guests reserving accommodations before a customer launches. This is nice if you have no idea how users will respond to your availability and options. We have an ML mode
826.
by ramon156 11mo ago
I like that Shopify chose GraphQL and I believe their API would've been messier if they kept the REST endpoint. Maybe I'm missing something, but I think they did well
827.
by ramon156 11mo ago
How does this compare to gemini-code-assist? Rn its one of the best imo
828.
by ramon156 11mo ago
It works until you realize some of these usages would've been better as individual key/value rows. For example, if you want to store settings as JSON, you first have to parse it through e.g. Zod, hope that it isn't failing du
829.
by ramon156 11mo ago
They both suck getting new devs for Also, just because it's part of Google doesn't make go better funded. Theyd probably be fine killing go. Definitely easier to learn though :P
830.
by ramon156 11mo ago
Concept is good, but this doesn't seem very thought out, and the AI generated image doesn't help
831.
by ramon156 11mo ago
I've only now noticed the "Manual:" tag, probably indicating it was a "manual written post". I love this
832.
by ramon156 11mo ago
I also want to be in the chain! Working on mobile firefox and in-app browser firefox
833.
by ramon156 11mo ago
Rightfully so, its probably the place where you'll het most ROI
834.
by ramon156 11mo ago
Lol at my first job I migrated our setup from GHA to Jenkins. I think they eventually went back to GHA Current job is using blacksmith to save on costs, but the reality of it is that this caching layer only adds costs in some of our project
835.
by ramon156 11mo ago
Yes please. It would be nice if there was also some more love for orpc. I personally prefer contract-first design, and I'm sure I'm not the only one
836.
Where are you supposed to go if you don't care about growth?(ramones.dev)
100 points by ramon156 11mo ago|100 comments
837.
by ramon156 11mo ago
Can I change the topic to the current hiring process? Decline mails feel like an even bigger fuck you. Sometimes you don't get a proper reason and it leaves you confused. There's this one company I applied to, I already knew someo
838.
by ramon156 11mo ago
Last time I tried I felt like an old fart using emacs. None of the keys felt natural That said, i did not give it a fair shot. Does anyone have any good resources to get started? E.g lazygit has a good 15min vid to get u up to speed
839.
by ramon156 11mo ago
according to travis-ci, Microsoft uses that? Lol
840.
by ramon156 11mo ago
Blocking isn't the issue, it's the websites that straight up break that are the hard part. For example, Shopify hates ublock and will sometimes not load apps at all

More ›