satyrnein

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by satyrnein 4y ago
For me, it's that you described it as a LaunchDarkly competitor, which is mainly that "rollout" use case. It makes me expect the features they have, like alerts that a flag is serving the "launched" variation to eve
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by satyrnein 4y ago
Can the same server side code render that fragment, regardless of whether it's part of the initial page load or a subsequent update? You need an additional route for the Ajax call, right? Just curious how this gets structured.
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by satyrnein 4y ago
Hubspot offers hosted websites and landing pages (including analytics) as part of their product, so it's not just internal facing data.
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by satyrnein 4y ago
I was referring to the server being the bottleneck, as you mention.
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by satyrnein 4y ago
In my experience, people don't start out with the goal of loading indicators on buttons. It's usually the mistaken idea that avoiding a page reload will make the action faster. Instead, you now have a slow Ajax call, and the butt
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by satyrnein 4y ago
Or all other goods and services, for that matter, in a market economy.
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by satyrnein 4y ago
Indeed, the recruiter he was working with could very well have been laid off as well.
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by satyrnein 4y ago
And then pjax/Turbolinks attempted to address that more surgically, without giving up on server rendering.
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by satyrnein 4y ago
Is this using Inertia.js? Did you consider Livewire?
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by satyrnein 4y ago
Maybe not these days with the popularity of index funds, but it wasn't that long ago that places like Charles Schwab would push actively managed funds that would enrich fund managers while underperforming the market, and then they woul
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by satyrnein 4y ago
> For gods sake, I do not want laws to change to remove a companies requirement of a fiduciary duty so they can adopt more esg goals [3]. What's wrong with people trying out different kinds of organizations, and likeminded people
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by satyrnein 4y ago
Solving a buttloads of mindless exercises that have no distinctive purpose is not a good way of learning I agree but I think for non-engineers, starting from circuits is not the best approach. Just the same way everyone uses Excel, I thin
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by satyrnein 4y ago
I wonder if the future is as bright as the pass. Depends on whether you mean for dev salaries or for humanity as a whole.
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by satyrnein 4y ago
I pay for YouTube premium just so my young kids don't see ads when they watch it on our TV.
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by satyrnein 4y ago
What does this mean? Lift sanctions on Russia?
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by satyrnein 4y ago
I hope you're right, because that world is probably coming, but to play devil's advocate: The biggest difference is that I believe we would all be more honest with one another if we had perfect memory. This reminds me of Mark Zu
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by satyrnein 4y ago
That was a pretty good Black Mirror episode!
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by satyrnein 4y ago
A current example is the movie Bullet Train, where Brad Pitt plays a character originally written as Japanese. But there are plenty of others, if you search for "whitewashing in movies" you can find lists.
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by satyrnein 4y ago
Not quite that level, but plenty of people seem fine with Bridgerton swapping the race of its characters, which I believe is otherwise a standard period drama.
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by satyrnein 4y ago
Is this theoretical, or are you saying this actually happened? I haven't seen this latest show, but for example I had no problems with nonwhite characters in The Witcher. What is a European fantasy show anyway, it's not like they
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by satyrnein 4y ago
This is correct, but what to do about it? Just keep rolling with basically racist concepts because we like the other aspects of the mythology? Or explicitly overturn the racist parts, and keep the rest? I like the second one, but apparently
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by satyrnein 4y ago
I was surprised to learn (about myself at least) that this isn't really true, when I saw the musical Hamilton. Of course, the characters also break out into song, etc.
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by satyrnein 4y ago
It seems like one idea in there is to store it both ways automatically (the HE variant)! That might be better then manually continually copying between your row store and your column store.
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by satyrnein 4y ago
I was surprised you didn't have to use all of the numbers at the top. I never used the 8.
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by satyrnein 4y ago
Those were great indicators! Rap-metal was the weird transition between rock/metal being ascendent in the 90s to the complete takeover by hip hop. Ringtones were people paying money to customize their mobile experience, they were early
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by satyrnein 4y ago
Eh, previous generations were watching America's Funniest Home Videos and celebrity gossip on TV for 5 hours a day. It wasn't any better.
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by satyrnein 4y ago
We're on Azure DevOps (despite deploying to AWS) and it's been weirdly good. I'm a little sad that Microsoft's focus is shifting to GitHub. We're evaluating GitLab as another possible all-in-one solution.
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by satyrnein 4y ago
Not really "a lot" it seems. If you look at the price for "No merge by January 1st" it shows $0.03, which seems promising, but you can only buy like $3 worth of contracts at that price. If you try to buy $1000 worth, you
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by satyrnein 4y ago
I like foreign key constraints as much as the next guy, but they are hardly the only difference between MySQL and DynamoDB. For example, you should be able to use Rails/Django/Laravel without foreign key constraints, you can use o
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by satyrnein 4y ago
Learned this one the hard way. If you ask the equivalent of "what could I add to make this more useful?" you will get a lot of worthless suggestions like "I don't know, maybe make it sortable by the other column, too?&qu

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