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by ulizzle 3y ago
That has been a hot mess for almost a decade now.
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by ulizzle 3y ago
I think that’s pretty much it for big apps if we go with batteries included. Only Java frameworks compare on that front and if you’re a Ruby guy you likely don’t like Java. I’ve been liking Golang but I haven’t had a job that used it in a w
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by ulizzle 3y ago
Yeah exactly. All that boilerplate stuff is such a pain to write or maintain long term.
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by ulizzle 3y ago
That’s what a lot of people do. The value is still about convention over configuration IMO. If we are building a REST API, typical CRUD, you can go a long way with using Rails there and using something else when you need the performance or
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by ulizzle 3y ago
That’s the whole controversy of the cosmological constant that this paper brings up. The math squares up in theory but observational data is way off. The universe being small and it’s expansion just a mirage is one attempt to square the dat
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by ulizzle 3y ago
It could take a lot more than luck. If it turns out to be a rabbit hole stick with react unless you have a really good reason for that kind of refactor
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by ulizzle 3y ago
Rails on the backend doesn’t get the credit it deserves. On the front-end it’s been a mess for a really long while now though
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by ulizzle 3y ago
The universe is expanding not infinite. The weird part is the question is expanding into what or where. There’s not actually any proof for multiverses, that’s a hypothetical, related to the whole sims theory. Not saying that could not be tr
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by ulizzle 3y ago
We don’t assume it’s infinite, we assume it’s expanding. That’s the reason why there is supposed to be an end to the universe, I.e: the Big Bang and the Big Crunch As for physical distance, that’s very large. Relativity is about time not sp
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by ulizzle 3y ago
More official or blessed packages for sure. I agree with that.
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by ulizzle 3y ago
A lot of people just believe whatever the supposed science is. I don’t think I’ve ever seen anyone question science outside of HN.
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by ulizzle 3y ago
I think I’m almost out of this illness. Still sweating the fever but no migraines Ive been reading a lot because that’s about the only thing I can do so I read the original Gallic wars from Julius Cesar and its funny because he’s painted li
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by ulizzle 3y ago
I side with the native kazakhs in thinking this is just a hoax. Perhaps if your family was wealthy and had the inclination and had an older sister Makes sense because the mortality rates for women and children were so high you want to keep
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by ulizzle 3y ago
Dang. Well here’s my public apology to Stallman for thinking he was a kook for still using ancient cellphones. I’ve been obviously proven wrong However I probably won’t make it out of this fever so perhaps I’m going to die at just the right
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by ulizzle 3y ago
That’s very plausible. Maybe he was a shit knight. But also there’s the man eating lions that somehow could dodge bullets. But plate armor has its own weaknesses, like a poor field of vision and all the weight slows you down. Likely died fr
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by ulizzle 3y ago
I don't think so either but I thought it was cool. But wolves were an ever-present danger in Europe, that's why they hunted them to extinction. Especially during plague times, plenty of carrion to scavenge and habituation makes th
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by ulizzle 3y ago
Pretty much everything could kill you back then. I’ve been ill for about a month now, so I’ve been reading a lot. I’m going to add the danger of wolves. There is a French account of how packs used to raid villages and this one knight in ful
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by ulizzle 3y ago
I agree, which is the reason I don’t buy Hancocks theories or for that matter, the idea that aliens and UFOs exist. I admit I went too far with the lasers but my thinking is that the fact that we are alone in the universe gives a lot of cre
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by ulizzle 3y ago
I made that up about the psychic powers because I thought it was funny but that’s why people doubt Hancock. An advanced civilization, whether here or in space, leaves debris. If we can find the Titanic we should be able to find the Atlantea
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by ulizzle 3y ago
That Atlantis was real and probably had steam engines and lasers and psychic powers when everyone else was still hunting dinosaurs but then a global catastrophe wiped out the world (again) and here we are, half their size and half their glo
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by ulizzle 3y ago
I’m a Texan so I am, for some people, in a fanatical place for “right to work”. Even here, If you get a DUI, only way you get fired is if they find out, which they shouldn’t. In that case you could sue and why it doesn’t happen is because o
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by ulizzle 3y ago
If you are accused, you don't lose your job; proof must be there first. Otherwise, you can sue for wrongful termination, and there will be hell to pay in dollars. HR's job is to protect the company first, so unless they catch some
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by ulizzle 3y ago
So what happens if the allegations turn out to hold no weight? Does he get his channel back and the bureaucrat NPCs self-flagellate with hashtag mea culpas? I suppose not The culture wars are out of control
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by ulizzle 3y ago
Long lived means gigantic. It’s not a bad idea if you have a decent test suite. But if you don’t have one it’s too risky and can easily get out of control.
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by ulizzle 3y ago
Location: Austin, TX Remote preferred. Not willing to relocate. Tech: I've worked with everything but have the most experience with JS and Ruby. I can work across the entire stack, from devops to front-end. Resume/CV: http:/
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by ulizzle 3y ago
Americans don't have an average of one car crash every five years.
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by ulizzle 3y ago
There's an obvious political slant here and likely some white savior syndrome. Is racism the reason why managers overlook some high-performers? And why would empty praise from a co-worker help any? What if the manager is part of an &qu
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by ulizzle 3y ago
Oh, yeah, I saw that one too. A scholar and a psycho, excelling both in art and genocide. That podcast is a good one. Ashurbanipal is also in Civ 5!
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by ulizzle 3y ago
That's part of the problem: everyone has their idea of what Planning Poker, or any other practice in Agile, is supposed to be and whether it works. Some people will say you are doing it wrong because you use time as story points, and o
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Why Is Everyone Still Playing Planning Poker?(ulizzle.substack.com)
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