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by vasergen 5y ago
Sometimes, mostly for important features or for cases when I am not sure if it will work or how it works. On the other side I run code locally whenever I do PR, this gives me more confidence in changes I made.
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by vasergen 5y ago
I am from Ukraine. If you know people from Russia, or you are in groups where are Russians please tell them that this is a war in Ukraine, ask people to go on the streets and protest. People in Russia simply don't know what is going on
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by vasergen 5y ago
see https://t.me/rf200_now/79 , telegram canal from this website, looks like there more info
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by vasergen 5y ago
People in Russia will see less propaganda and hopefully will go on the streets. They are misinformed there and don't even know there are war in Ukraine.
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by vasergen 5y ago
out of curiousity, how difficult to support large project in elixir, especially refactoring, giving there is no static typing. I know about pattern matching, which helps, but interesting to hear practical experiance
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by vasergen 5y ago
Not go developer, just curious about the language and ecosystem and really like it. For me would be nice to have more functional features. For example - explicitly say that a variable is mutable / immutable, preferably have immutabilit
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by vasergen 5y ago
> Unless something _just works_, you're looking at hours of debugging which will most likely lead to failure. Exactly my experience, in this case I simply switch to my OS package system (I use Nix only as a package manager on my Ubu
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by vasergen 5y ago
any agency you can recommend?
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by vasergen 5y ago
I am working in very small company, but the funny part is - most of the points from the playbook applicable and fit well here.
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by vasergen 5y ago
agreed, I think this one comes from 12 factors apps methodology, see part III about config https://12factor.net .
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by vasergen 5y ago
reminds me of quote "everything that can be written in js will be written in js" curious if there is practical use for this kind of systems
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by vasergen 5y ago
I like software where you don't need to spend hours or even days on configuration and it just works out of box. Unfortunately the different syntax is no go for me. I have a bunch of scripts which I can run on my local machine and remot
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by vasergen 5y ago
Unfortunately not public, but what I use is home manager, you can check it out here https://github.com/nix-community/home-manager . There is also chance that other people have it publically
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by vasergen 5y ago
I just like to have a backup,and be able in case there would be some issues (for whatever reason) just use Ubuntu. For example some package just not exist in nix
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by vasergen 5y ago
I wish I have Elixir with types like in F#
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by vasergen 5y ago
My setup for last 3 years is Ubuntu with i3wm (gaps) and NIX as a package manager. I keep Ubuntu as it is, just upgrade OS packages from time to time. All custom setup goes to nix package manager. This way I have more flexibility there and
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by vasergen 5y ago
I didn't work with a setup like this without daily at all, but on my current job we have daily 3 times per week and it feels way better than having a daily every day. I can remember how boring it was on my previous job to have it 5 tim
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by vasergen 5y ago
Thanks for the link, really interesting
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by vasergen 5y ago
What is not mentioned here, the lack of static typing in elixir. I think for some people it could be no go. That is one major downside for me as well. On the other side, totally agree with the developer experience, really love it. I work pr
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by vasergen 5y ago
In case you work a lot with k8s, you can take a look as well at k9s, hightly reccomend it. It can save a lot of time with typings, especially to quickly check what pods/deployments are running, execute command in pod, describe to und
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by vasergen 5y ago
Got 'Error establishing a database connection'
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by vasergen 5y ago
I was surprised to see growing ecosystem and community. I though that docker would take mainstream in virtualization, so main usecase for vagrant would be when you really need a virtual machine.
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by vasergen 5y ago
Didn't know about transactional outbox pattern before, thanks for sharing
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by vasergen 5y ago
Off topic, but do you have any idea how to make reviews more relieble on websites? Is there a way to make it impossible/very hard in the first place? It is not problem only on amazon but pretty much on any big platform where bying co
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by vasergen 5y ago
It always surprise me why startups want to grow in amount of people. I see this picture quite often. There is a small team that managed to create a great product. Then they get investmens, grow in size, hired a few starts that worked befor
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by vasergen 6y ago
Was the outages in the bank related to this javascript file? I just trying to understand what is the relation.
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by vasergen 6y ago
I didn't know that nodejs supports TCO under the flag (like on video), but unfortunately it was only for versions from 6 to 8. Curious why did they removed it
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by vasergen 6y ago
How golang compares to zig? Not using any of them, but from my understanding both of them trying to be "simple". Just curious what is the difference on the highter level
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by vasergen 6y ago
what resources can you suggest?
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by vasergen 6y ago
looks cool and easy, like it

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