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by redact207 5y ago
Reminds me of 100 days of rejection - https://www.rejectiontherapy.com/100-days-of-rejection-thera...
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by redact207 5y ago
I'll never be comfortable with any tool for that automatically generates schema changes, as I'm just never sure at what point it decides to delete parts of my prod db. All of my migrations are dumb DDL statements rolled up into a
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by redact207 5y ago
https://www.ycombinator.com/companies/
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by redact207 5y ago
It depends on your retirement goals. Some people prefer the "financial independence" aspect in order to have the freedom to do or work on things they're interested in and brings them happiness rather than for the sake of just
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by redact207 5y ago
I feel your pain. I'm a .net guy who transitioned to typescript 5 years ago. If I may, could I suggest Firebase as something to consider? It has automatic offline sync over indexdb, and you can subscribe your app to data changes to syn
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by redact207 5y ago
When she does it, take the juice away and say it's for drinking, not spitting. Explain why spitting is unacceptable to you. If she goes crying to her mother, her mother should back you up. She can have her juice back once she agrees to
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by redact207 5y ago
May I ask how you discovered those two profitable niches? Did you already have contacts working there that just told you about it or did you go about hunting it down somehow?
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by redact207 5y ago
Jq makes life easier. I'd say for complex output, using filters is more readable than using awk to extract random positions of substrings
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Rock-solid resiliency with message retries(node-ts.com)
2 points by redact207 5y ago|0 comments
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by redact207 5y ago
I think you're underestimating your talents. A technical writer with a development background, when applied correctly, is a powerful force. You have the ability convey complicated concepts in a concise manner. You can do so much with t
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Why use UUIDs in a message-based app(node-ts.com)
3 points by redact207 5y ago|0 comments
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by redact207 5y ago
I don't quite agree with much of this article. It paints the industry with a broad brush and not everyone has had the same experience - least of which me. The article starts: > The shift from building applications in a monolithic ar
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Why build message based systems in node(blog.node-ts.com)
2 points by redact207 5y ago|0 comments
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A Messaging Library for Node(node-ts.gitbook.io)
1 points by redact207 5y ago|0 comments
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by redact207 5y ago
Can this ever be answered? Everyone has their own personal circumstance and reasons for wanting to work in the office, home or hybrid. Ultimately employees will choose what suits them and given nowadays a lot of companies offer the choice o
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An enterprise service bus for node(node-ts.gitbook.io)
2 points by redact207 5y ago|0 comments
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by redact207 5y ago
Decent list and a nice way to educate whilst pitching your product. A lot of these points are applicable outside of Fintech. If you have any type of data that if leaked could ruin your business then it's worth a look over.
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by redact207 5y ago
woah, you guys have any openings?
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“Host” WordPress on Cloudflare for Free(blogabout.dev)
52 points by redact207 5y ago|15 comments
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by redact207 5y ago
I find people hate/are ok with ORMs based on how they're used. If you're using it to ad-hoc query your db then it's understandable you'll hate it - a leaky and poor abstraction over sql. Probably a bad fit. Projects
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by redact207 5y ago
I'm a fan too, but as the seasons roll on it's hard to believe the guys are shocked or embarrassed about anything they do at this point. It's starting to feel like the scripted reaction vids from instagram
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by redact207 5y ago
The thing that made my code 1000% more readable has been code reviews with a team that gives a damn. When reading their code I'll add feedback to parts I don't understand (why do we need this cache invalidation, why do we use a wo
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by redact207 5y ago
Is this basically just an apple flavoured meringue?
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by redact207 5y ago
To quote the author: "it depends" If when something happens needs to fold into your business logic then by all means go for it. If you're moreso doing it as an audit then logging out the event with it's context is going
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by redact207 6y ago
We're just at a point in the economy where it doesn't make sense to hold on to cash. It's just completely losing its value thanks to a long sustained QE. People are just putting their money into anything as a hedge - real est
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Move Jira modals with this Chrome extension(github.com)
1 points by redact207 6y ago|0 comments
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by redact207 6y ago
Thanks I'll probably use this. I often want to get a static uuid - usually for adding as static data in a test.
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Ask HN: Where are some good IRC/IM places hackers hang out?
7 points by redact207 6y ago|2 comments
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by redact207 6y ago
Funnily I find that the new and the shiny is a rebranding of the old and the stable. The difference is a new language + name + platform. I think this is an endless cycle as we see new developers come in and discover old concepts in new fram
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by redact207 7y ago
The DDD books are such a godsend when approaching complex business domains and how to build software for them. I wish they taught that stuff back at college rather than all the curriculum stuffers.

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