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by sb8244 4y ago
Ranging from very basic static form to forms that had dynamic /polymorphic embedded objects in them. Like being able to hit a + button and a new row is added as a child of the form that has it's own validations based on a type att
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by sb8244 4y ago
I'm also not sure. I think it's an interesting point that you bring up. My comment on value is mainly one of "all or nothing". I think a manual typing at the edge is probably sufficient for most people. That said, you co
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by sb8244 4y ago
Correct. You could rig something up in probably 2-3 days if that was super important for you. I did manual typing at the edges and that sufficed for me.
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by sb8244 4y ago
I'm hoping to see more patterns in the forms space. I spent 18 months building a product in LiveView (didn't work out in the end) and complex forms were one of the most difficult things. I got really good at creating them in the e
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by sb8244 4y ago
Getting 4% right now at a normal bank (no high rate shenanigans) I bet I'll see 5% within next 2 months. Obviously interest rate changes drastically over time.
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by sb8244 4y ago
It doesn't mean that the thing will be in the Elixir language. Nx was teased in a similar way and ended up being an external library.
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by sb8244 4y ago
I saw this earlier and thoroughly didn't understand what is going on with that. I can't make any sense of why that would be so high. Feels like a better test would be for the healthcheck to time the query RTT and report that back.
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by sb8244 4y ago
I recently setup fly -> ec2 -> rds using their wireguard + pgbouncer template. I'm getting 7ms RTT on us-east-1. Of course I messed up my setup the first time and had RDS in Ohio... That was 30ms. You would probably get sub 5ms i
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by sb8244 4y ago
Yes, I came to reflect this sentiment. In startups there's a push for founder-led sales because it's the best way to learn from your target customers. It's the same for engineers. The quickest way to validate your assumptions
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by sb8244 4y ago
> In the case of [backend for frontend] we’re adding one extra hop before the client gets their data. > You either have the client call 20 service/data?client_type=ios or you have the frontend backend call 20 different service&#x
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by sb8244 4y ago
Just to be very clear for anyone else who comes across: Fee-only simply means they are paid an agreed on price from you and they don't get kickbacks, commissions, any type of reward for where you put your money. Fee-only fiduciaries wi
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by sb8244 4y ago
I looked into fee only advisors in my area for investing and 100% of them charge a minimum of 1% AUM in order to "do their thing" with it. It was pretty crazy experience to go through. Most of these advisors are creating a portfol
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by sb8244 4y ago
It becomes worth it if you want someone to tell you things you don't know. For example, auditing your retirement contributions, cash flow, planning for future cash flow, etc. It can be really comforting to have someone that knows the l
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by sb8244 4y ago
I've worked on a variety of different size apps, but I haven't run into many issues with state synchronization yet. Generally, I try to keep data as close to its source of truth as I can. So if I need to synchronize state between
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by sb8244 4y ago
Here's an analogy that I've been using lately that talks about why I love elixir. When I wrote apps in other languages in the past, I felt like I was building a big skyscraper. Everything was sorta connected and it was difficult t
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by sb8244 4y ago
I have seen RSU granted at non public companies. But I think it was a one time thing when I saw it, after a private equity event occurred.
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by sb8244 4y ago
The info I've seen for RSU indicates tax on vest, even if the stock is not liquid (private company). Is it really true that tax is only if the asset is liquid? Does the IRS make a distinction between liquid and illiquid here?
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by sb8244 4y ago
Yea this has gotten me too. What I do now is specify the field I want the error on first in the constraint function, then manually set the index name. It will still work exactly as expected if you provide the index name manually, even if it
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by sb8244 4y ago
Pragmatic may be worth exploring. The 50% cut is really high compared to rest of publishers, and I believe that 80% of my sales came from their reputation and marketing.
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by sb8244 5y ago
The article specifically addresses this, right? They log every interaction from support engineers and are going to report to the affected customers what actions were performed. As others have mentioned, the slack access is potentially more
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by sb8244 5y ago
I bought the 16GB air for 1000 and it's easily the best laptop I've ever owned. Fantastic value
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by sb8244 5y ago
I can’t find any downsides of SSE presented. My experience is that they’re nice in theory but the devils in the details. The biggest issue being that you basically need http/2 to make them practical.
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by sb8244 5y ago
I believe the BEAM only interrupts after "reduction" limit is reached, and is after function calls end. The big difference is that everything is a function call, so there's frequent opportunity to be interrupted. There's
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by sb8244 5y ago
You could totally do this with BEAM, via hot swapping. The WebSocket processes don't really change, it's the implementation of what happens when messages comes in that changes. So you'd setup your hot swap with this in mind.
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by sb8244 5y ago
I wrote Real-Time Phoenix and it goes into pretty much everything that I hit when shipping decently large real-time Channel application into production. Like, the basics of "I don't know what a Channel is" into the nuance of
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by sb8244 5y ago
Channels are really just a protocol, but that protocol is implemented in Elixir (Phoenix) and so isn't available elsewhere. I think that the important question is "why does this protocol exist?" Most likely, you'll end u
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by sb8244 5y ago
It's 1000 iterations in 2 seconds. That may be including connection setup time as well, I didn't dive into whether there's keepalive or not.
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by sb8244 5y ago
One mock up images shows it at an angle.
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by sb8244 5y ago
Wow. Thanks a ton for those links. Definitely something I want to share with others in the future.
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by sb8244 5y ago
I'm confused here because my understanding is that 83b is specifically for shares and not options.

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