ratling

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by ratling 8y ago
Javascript gets begrudging respect from me because of node. I can see the appeal, you can take existing JS developers from 'wherever' that have good fundamentals and crosstrain to be able to do backend and frontend stuff. It'
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by ratling 8y ago
Your sites may have gotten hugged a little too hard...
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by ratling 8y ago
https://css-tricks.com/the-great-divide/ The OPs article was pointless but the article the author is commenting on is very interesting (coming from someone who lives about as far as you can possibly get away from Front
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by ratling 8y ago
> Each PHP file is an endpoint. As opposed to having routers in code or client side SPA routing. Not if you're using... literally any modern framework and deploying it properly. This hasn't been the case in years except for com
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by ratling 8y ago
What is supposed to be the bad part of this? I would equate 'happier' with 'getting their needs met.' If you have more people than work that needs to get done I don't have a problem with the people who aren't w
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by ratling 8y ago
Amazon is essentially Walmart for people who can use the internet. I'd bet harder on them long term (though Apple isn't going anywhere).
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by ratling 8y ago
shrug youtube-dl -x --embed-thumbnail ${url}. Run a normalizer across it. Dump into iTunes. Get on with my life. Ad agencies are bad actors. Not intentionally but because they have zero incentive to really police what garbage goes out acr
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by ratling 8y ago
It's more compatibility. I've had the DKMS modules break on what were supposed to be minor API compliant kernel upgrades on a major distro. The code was then not fixed for a month (our fix was to rollback kernel versions and just
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by ratling 8y ago
Yeah I thought the same. Would be nice, they'd get massive toque monsters and non-truck people would have to deal with less idiots 'rolling coal.'
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by ratling 8y ago
Literally a logstash clone. Was written in an emergency over like 6 hours on a weekend to prevent a P1 issue. I've done some bugfixes and modifications over the years but it just keeps on trucking and doing exactly what I need it to do
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by ratling 8y ago
I do vaguely remember seeing that in some documentation but yeah, if no one knows it exists and all you see is a generic 3.5mm it essentially doesn't exist.
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by ratling 8y ago
90% of the time you don't need to constantly run crap in the background scooping up my personal information, thanksno.
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by ratling 8y ago
It's new enough to be a second tier AWS service (they tend to have odd performance issues or less than ideal pricing models). My understanding is that they also block off portions of the management API that you'd typically use to
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by ratling 8y ago
If they had released this a year or two ago we would have used it. We use Mongo... barely (as in the volume of data barely registers). That's a great example of something better off being handed to a hosting company. Self hosting Mongo
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by ratling 8y ago
The northern bloc is so salty about this (I'm a 10 year goon). It's adorable. OP isn't mentioning the hundreds of freighters worth of material that init manufactured and then spirited into the wormhole over an entire year wit
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by ratling 8y ago
I'll give you another reason. VC money is geographically limited. You're essentially required to build in San Fran or NYC if you want to get your product in front of someone with the cash to fund it. Pittsburgh has a great tech sc
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by ratling 8y ago
So I had one of these. I couldn't give it away when I was getting rid of stuff. The problem with chromecast audio is that pretty much nothing supported chromecast audio. Anything you would potentially use with audio you'd be bette