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by thdxr 5y ago
With how many banking startups that are showing up with fairly polished products, Google really reminding us how much they struggle to execute on anything
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by thdxr 5y ago
I'm really excited about this direction, a few years ago I asked the question "who will be brave enough to write JS tooling not in JS" and it seems a lot of projects now exist. That said, I do not believe Rome will be the win
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by thdxr 5y ago
This actually only builds and does not type-check similar to esbuild. The author is working on a proprietary type-checker in Rust though
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by thdxr 5y ago
Once you have to pay a price for your politics then you see what people really believe
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by thdxr 5y ago
Relational vs non-relation is one of the biggest misconceptions about NoSQL Data is usually relational, there's no getting away from that just because of the database you use. NoSQL can manage all kinds of relations, just with an extre
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by thdxr 5y ago
Full stack serverless. It's always important to reduce ops but even more so as a team of 1. I use serverless-stack with every AWS service I can possibly use to reduce my code liability.
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by thdxr 5y ago
Going through the Clerky process right now. It's OK not blown away. Used Gust Launch in the past and recall that being super easy
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by thdxr 5y ago
The overhead with this architecture can be cumbersome. Which is why most successful deployments of it tend to be with teams that have embraced full stack serverless. Recommend exploring that community, plenty of event driven systems there.
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by thdxr 5y ago
Exciting to see this space evolve. Looks like a formidable competitor to Mighty
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by thdxr 5y ago
I've been a subscriber to TailwindUI since it launched. Unfortunately it's not well suited for complex B2B SaaS products that have high information density UIs
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by thdxr 5y ago
I've been doing a lot of research into design systems and one thing that's lacking in most of these documentation sites is examples build with the component library. It's hard for me to get a feel for it without being able t
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by thdxr 5y ago
Earthly is great! Finally makes it so CI runs the same everywhere. I try to use it wherever I can
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by thdxr 5y ago
If I had to make an argument for Github I'd suggest that Copilot is just an advanced search feature. It can be seen as simplifying the workflow of using Github's search and then copying the results Not sure if this simplification
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by thdxr 5y ago
I'm sure to a lot of people this may not seem like a big deal. However I think this makes a huge difference in lowering the friction to quickly hop in/out of audio. It seems minor but is pretty transformational in how remote commu
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by thdxr 5y ago
Working harder is normally interpreted as laboring harder. I view it as spending the energy in finding creative ways to make money that over time reduce the need for labor. It still counts as working hard because it takes a lot of effort to
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by thdxr 5y ago
Very low quality article with several inaccuracies. You can rent all the space you want from AWS, you still need to create the plots. Creating them on AWS isn't very economical (which is why no one is doing that) and creating them at h
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by thdxr 5y ago
Plenty of comments here have documented the headaches around microservices and predict a shift back to monoliths. However an alternate perspective is the microservices were not micro enough to make it worth the overhead + cost. My opinion i
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by thdxr 5y ago
In a competitive environment automation doesn't actually help business make money. The increased margin quickly gets turned into discounts that competitors will trade to grab more marketshare. Areas where there is automation but prices
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by thdxr 5y ago
Roomba, changed my life especially having two cats
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by thdxr 5y ago
I've been avoiding figuring this out years and resorting to editing /etc/resolv.conf manually and chattr +i it to make it readonly. I'm a NetworkManager user so guess it's time to set it up through there
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by thdxr 5y ago
I need to do some benchmarking myself but it seems that even in a local region writes are in the 100s of ms. I'm aiming for my Lambda functions to be < 100ms so using Fauna seems difficult to work in. Unless you meant I can limit &
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by thdxr 5y ago
I would love to see more options in the serverless persistence space. Given the infinite combination of tradeoffs that exist with databases there's a lot of room for different solutions. AWS Aurora Serverless v2 is close to what I&#x27
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by thdxr 6y ago
This isn't entirely true. There are payroll taxes levied directly against the corporation, for example social security which is 6.2% by employee and 6.2% by employer
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by thdxr 6y ago
Having spent a lot of time in both it's hard to argue it's as easy in Elixir. You can do it reasonably with a lot of tests but it's nowhere near the same experience as TS
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by thdxr 6y ago
I've been using Elixir for five years and I think it's sorely missing a better type system. I've done fine without it and have gotten entirely used to it but that doesn't mean things wouldn't be better with one. I o
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by thdxr 6y ago
My experience has been extremely the opposite. It's likely the language you tried it with has a poor type system
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by thdxr 6y ago
Highly recommend taking a look at the JSONAPI spec - https://jsonapi.org/ It directly addresses the cons mentioned in the article while retaining all the pros
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by thdxr 6y ago
Been using this for a few months and it has been excellent! Highly recommend this for full stack serverless deployment
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by thdxr 6y ago
This is incredible, congratulations on your launch! I'm currently working on a product for companies in your space. I'm in the research phase - do you mind if I reach out to you for a quick chat?
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by thdxr 6y ago
Been exploring this more for my next project. Do you think using Purescript both on backend and frontend is viable?

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