theflyinghorse

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by theflyinghorse 2y ago
What's the effective difference between unofficial policy of discrimination and individual groups conducting discrimination en mass? Thinking back to a unicorn I worked for we were unofficially told to favour women in hiring. We all th
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by theflyinghorse 2y ago
After using nushell for a few month it's really hard for me to go back to the old ways. A million of different tools all with different API and outputs are just not the way to go
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by theflyinghorse 2y ago
Elixir is just pleasant to touch. Completely subjective opinion ofc
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by theflyinghorse 2y ago
I have an nginx running on my VPS supporting my startup. Last time I had to touch it was about 4 years ago. Quality software
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by theflyinghorse 2y ago
Does django + intertia.js solve this usecase already?
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by theflyinghorse 2y ago
Mill looks like an interesting option to try all around.
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by theflyinghorse 2y ago
JVM's advantage has not been "Write once, run anywhere" for a long time - we all run code in docker containers anyhow. The real advantage is stability and tooling availability
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by theflyinghorse 2y ago
Why did you decide against Panache? Im experimenting with moving my booking system from node to Java and at crossroads between spring and quarkus. So far quarkus CLI tooling and ability to generate REST client code is incredibly productive
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by theflyinghorse 2y ago
Often times the biggest issue you'd get with onboard chip is extra noise that could be hard to track(pun intended) if you're recording music. As far as general audio quality for non-recording scenarios (listening to music, watchin
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by theflyinghorse 2y ago
Yes. Every single meeting. Really the only way to avoid this ritual is if you invite only the people you trust not to tell HR about skipping of the acknowledgements
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by theflyinghorse 2y ago
Propaganda means different things. Usually it comes leadership direction. ie Where I live every large corporation must start each meeting with thanks and acknowledgments to the native tribes that lived on this land at some point. If the mee
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by theflyinghorse 2y ago
"Code is cheap, show me your nationality" approach to opensource is an absolute disgrace to the world. Surely sharing knowledge and volunteer work in software is one place where nationality and politics should have no place
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by theflyinghorse 2y ago
I haven't heard of OpenTofu till today. Will give it a shot.
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by theflyinghorse 2y ago
Canada is not making any sort of progress towards becoming a tech hub. Canadian engineers' dream is to work for a US company. Canadian investment landscape is just sad, but that's a different conversation all together.
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by theflyinghorse 2y ago
I really hope they will start using Metallica song titles to name releases
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by theflyinghorse 2y ago
I was not aware of Javeline being used in the same way that RoR/django/Laravel would be used. Javeline provides primitives to build a backend/API layer only no?
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by theflyinghorse 2y ago
Im not sure why there is even a single downvote, the comment is absolutely right on the money.
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by theflyinghorse 2y ago
> Alberta must have excellent border patrol. Part of it is that rat control is like engrained in us through school. There's a certain pride to it, hard to explain.
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by theflyinghorse 2y ago
Really struggling to see how Sveltkit is a all similar to RoR. Sveltkit is just a frontend SSR framework lacking the rest of the goodies and patterns of a full stack framework. Sveltkit seems to be a next.js alternative but not a RoR altern
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by theflyinghorse 2y ago
A few games do work on mac. Factorio, Baldur's Gate 3 etc
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by theflyinghorse 2y ago
I really want to explore Payload. Initial install is rocky though. Im stuck on something drizzle-kit related
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by theflyinghorse 2y ago
Is this not an obvious "no-shit-sherlock" thing to anyone who ever hung out with a kid?
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by theflyinghorse 2y ago
Sure. There are several companies selling paid JVMs and corpos gladly pay them a lot of money.
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by theflyinghorse 2y ago
Picture working for a big, non-tech corporation. Your BU only does Java because it has always been thus and Jeff the SVP is a law grad and doesn't want anything to change because of perceived risk. GraalVM allows smart people who have
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by theflyinghorse 2y ago
That's just Scala community in general.
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by theflyinghorse 2y ago
These are platitudes. Here's a real example of delivering something now without worrying about being the best engineer I can. I have 2 CSRs, They are swamped with work and we're weeks away from bringing another CSR on board. I fin
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by theflyinghorse 2y ago
> I've personally seen more interest in AI in devs that have little interest in technology, but a big interest in delivering. If I don't deliver my startup burns in a year. In my previous role if I didn't deliver the pe
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by theflyinghorse 2y ago
On the topic of typescript - yes. However Bun has a lot more tools baked in than Node does at (bun test for instance). Would be real nice to see Node start adopting more ideas from Bun and others.
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by theflyinghorse 2y ago
As elixir noob I find I reach into erlang often, mostly for things like sets, queues. Do people often end up writing erlang alongside elixir code in the same project?
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by theflyinghorse 2y ago
This is a direct threat to my startup business. Who's to say they wouldn't sell our process as an AI tool after a few TOS changes?

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