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What about Tornado FX? I use Kotlin mutli platform. Share the scss between react(KotlinJS) and Desktop(tornado).
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The problem I have is assigning monetary value to it. Or how much is it worth to another person. For one of my ideas, I shared a prototype at local group events. A lot of people liked it, but again not sure the valuation. I've learned
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An honest question. How do you gauge demand? Do you go to different forums and ask. Local mixers etc?
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On reddit there have been a lot of leaks. Pointing to either 12c or 16c variants. Additionally room for the gpu, and maybe some hbm.
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I started on spring 2. I was working concurrently on django, spring 2, and flask. Spring was just painful, we were using xml definitions for alot of stuff. I changed it over to class configuration but still. I was running a meetup tonight,
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Jooby supports hot reload https://jooby.org/doc/devtools/ But It works better under gradle, and that is a whole nother battle.
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I can echo this. I'm working in F# in my day to day. While I like the language. I find the tooling IDE and other essentials are missing. I spent several weeks fighting swagger generation client and server tools. Something that just wor
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I have the thinkpad a485 with ryzen pro. It supports ECC but I haven't tried that yet. I would hold out though. AMD is really bad at managing drivers for the video card. It's supposed to be fixed soon new, but there is also a new
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I just moved back to Philadelphia. After stints in Boston, New York, and Seattle. I have a completely different perspective than when I first left. A lot of the homes are single family, or row homes. This results in swaths of a residential
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The other portion here. Is the disagreement with Radeon Technology groups and AMD. https://newsroom.intel.com/news-releases/raja-koduri-joins-i... I can't find the other news articles. But a number of Radeon group
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Not zen 2 / navi. There were some possible kernel patches for zen+ apu. There was a refresh coming for the desktop apus. I can't recall the name though. AMD has been really quite on the mobile front though :\
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This was the biggest pain point to me when looking for a new laptop. I wanted something where I could game after a day on the road lightly But no NVIDIA, It doesn't help AMD has subpar graphics performance per watt compared tt pascal.
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I have the A485, Windows is oddly a shit show with drivers. But linux is great with Arch and proton gaming. With the fat battery, it has great battery to boot I will say Ryzen APU is very janky. The new model should be coming soon. Though i
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Do you have a kotlin graphql library you'd recommend. I just started working on Kotlin with GraphQLJava. I saw graphql-kotlin, but that appears to have been updated like a year ago. I've been using graphql-spqr. Mixing kotlin and
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I installed and gave fortnite a quick try. I liked the gameplay. But it felt like a mobile game on the pc. The V-Bucks you mention are purchased with cash. But they're used to buy the equivalent of a card pack. You have no idea what yo
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I started using python type hints when you needed to apply patches. This was years ago. At work we had a database that changed it's schema randomly every night. With type hinting in our build process we were able to determine whether w
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Documentation is my biggest thing. I start with onboarding, CI/CD. Then start adding api and archicture documentation. This forces me to learn, and ensure I digest well enough to explain to other people. Once that's done I start a
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Replying here, because I had no time to reply here earlier due to meetings. Anyway yes between 150 - 200k range. My prior comment before removed was 5k savings, 11k 401k. I had more, but life events. For me, it's a variety of things. L
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I was a heavy user of Phabricator 2014 -> 2017. Spinning it up internally at work for code reviews. Ticketing, project management etc. It was nice that everything was tied together. Wiki, code reviews, sprints, etc. It was one common app
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You're exactly right it's very reminiscent of LINQ. It's pretty much raw sql exposed as methods. I just say ORM, because saying near bare metal sql. Bothers a lot of developers.
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Jooq has become my favorite ORM with how bare metal it is. I have it set up in gitlab pipelines to auto build my schema into an ORM. Just kick build on a sql change, and then inherit the new package. I saw an ancillary remark about prod con
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I've been using Kotlin for the past few years. The multi platform support is getting really nice. Ios is the lagging participant, but with the upcoming conference alot of the niggling bugs should be addressed. Right now JVM, android, a
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A big thanks to the developers for this library. I've been using this with kotlin and react. Thanks for also including comprehensive typescript definitions. Great slibrary for spinning up web apps.
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TF2 was my world back in early college. I ran a number of online communities, and a number of modded servers. I also think back to enemy territory wolfenstein as well. Back then you joined a server and played on a community. I really miss t
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Thanks for the response. This is exactly where I want to go, I just need to clear existing debt first.
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If you don't mind me asking what career did you switch too? I've long thought of leaving software.
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I write regularly, and I call it poetry. I write 3 to 4 nights a week while I'm out. I've also participated in slams and open mics. There is some poetry I'm just like meh on. It's like I don't like country it's
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It's a double standard though. I was at one of the big companies mentioned. I was the only one on my team in my office. Everyone else was remote in a time zone. My manager wasn't on site. But I couldn't work from home, and my
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If you have a grafana stack this is great with their plugin. https://grafana.com/plugins/jdbranham-diagram-panel I was able to do architectural diagrams and post them as dashboards. Showing a top-level metric, then mak
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