ranguna

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by ranguna 5y ago
> Sequelize is a multi generational mess. It's a huge time waster. Could you elaborate on that ? I personally like the functional aspect of sequelize.
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by ranguna 5y ago
It's amazing how HN always has something bad to say. This laptop is under my Christmas tree. It has a i7 11800h and the lowest option nvidia I could find (I would have gone for Intel + amd but I couldn't find it). That cpu is a be
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by ranguna 5y ago
You're saying it's not true, but do you have another example of a quick and cheap way to do this ? I'm not saying this can be done in 1 day for 2 cents, I'm saying that it's quick and cheap compared to other options
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by ranguna 5y ago
You can either pay a dedicated team to manage your on prem solution, go multi cloud, or simply go multi region on aws. My company was not affected by this outage because we are multi region. Cheapest and quickest option if you want to have
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by ranguna 5y ago
I know this is missing the point a bit but, if people had multi region enabled for their services, they would not have been impacted. So the issue here was part aws centralization, part services not being ready for failure. My company uses
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by ranguna 5y ago
Organic nano bots, this will surly surpass metal gear!
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by ranguna 5y ago
And fun at parties as well I guess
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by ranguna 5y ago
I've never tried flutter, but from what I've seen it's pretty amazing. If your wanna learn something just for mobile development, I'd recommend flutter (even if I've never tried it before). But if you want more than
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by ranguna 5y ago
Why do you need to be so aggressive?
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by ranguna 5y ago
1) people would abuse the versions system you described as well. Very stable software that does not include breaking changes would always stay on the same "year" version and they'd feel tempted to bump the year even with not
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by ranguna 5y ago
I wish you had a tldr of why semantic release is not enough. Imo, semantic release works perfectly well except when people don't follow the guidelines. Same thing applies to the versioning schema described here, it will work as long as
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by ranguna 5y ago
So this is anonaddy but with unlimited replies? Pretty cool! I just signed up for purelymail recently, I wish I had heard of this sooner, but it's better than never. Is there any way to create aliases on the fly? Something like creatin
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by ranguna 5y ago
PM of relay posted a few comments up that they had delivered a fix 2h ago. Try again, it might work this time.
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by ranguna 5y ago
Except virtual food won't fill up your belly.
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by ranguna 5y ago
Just switch to vscodium. I thought it was gonna be complicated when I started but it was a literal drop in replacement, I even symbolic linked my old vscode settings folder to vscodium's and everything is identical, except it now doesn
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by ranguna 5y ago
It's a bit counterintuitive but restricting search space like this when typing a password actually increases password entropy for most people, because people are dumb "123secret"
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by ranguna 5y ago
Password requirement: Must have enough entropy. Day 27, I'm still trying to type a password and it keeps telling me my password has low entropy and no apparent way to fix it.
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by ranguna 5y ago
> Developers can’t simply increase this limit without impinging on Bitcoin’s decentralization Can someone explain this to me? What does increase in transaction limit has to do with decentralisation?
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by ranguna 5y ago
I just got a new laptop from tuxedo Computers because they had an i7 11800h option. Their laptops aren't modular but right now I'm valuing performance over modularity, maybe in the future my next laptop will be a framework one, ho
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by ranguna 5y ago
On one side, you download 70MB of thunderbird once and update it every once in a while without losing access to your emails while it's updating. On the other side, you have to download 25 MB of Gmail more frequently because cache is in
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by ranguna 5y ago
Where I work, its quite the opposite, every microservice is built with js/ts and we have a big monolith built in java. The java service releases every month or so, the microservice, on average, release every week, sometimes more. You c
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by ranguna 5y ago
I don't think that analogy is very good because your can't open source chickens.. Either way, I recommend librewolf, it's an amazing up to date Firefox fork with all the telemetry stripped out.
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by ranguna 5y ago
This is gonna come out really childish, but here goes: You know those games where you select the phrases you want your character to say, and certain phrases lead you to different scenarios ? Games like Detroit become human. All those choice
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by ranguna 5y ago
> Well, it's free to use right now.... From copilot "additional telemetry" > If you use GitHub Copilot, the GitHub Copilot extension/plugin will collect usage information about events generated by interacting with
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by ranguna 5y ago
The main thing that's keeping me from moving to cockroachDB is that it doesn't support triggers. Once triggers are supported, I'll jump out of aws in a millisecond.
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by ranguna 5y ago
I'll shamelessly repost my YT comment here, because I really don't think this will solve anything. Maybe YT is not really the target platform for these type of discussion and HN is? Let's see. Awesome video! But I'm no
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by ranguna 5y ago
Not sure about that, but I'd definitely take then there if other amusement parks killed children. Better yet, I'd take them there if their motto was "don't be evil". Google's old motto wasn't "we don&
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by ranguna 5y ago
For anyone who's sick of Mozilla but loves Firefox, try librewolf, it's a fork of Firefox without the bs. Been using it for a while and it's awesome!
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by ranguna 5y ago
You want a standard library for... React? What about the people that like Vue or angular more than react?
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by ranguna 5y ago
Could you elaborate on those issues ?

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