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by vosper 4y ago
I haven't looked at Gatsby for a few years, but I always felt it was too complicated for a static site generator. And it required you to learn/use GraphQL, which isn't bad per-se, but GraphQL also hasn't achieved the min
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by vosper 4y ago
I’m in a similar boat, and my gut says to go with ES over OpenSearch. I’ve no idea how committed Amazon are to OpenSearch, and no idea of the quality or size of the team working on it. For Elastic ES is their core product. At AWS OpenSearch
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Last place I worked used ES alone to power a complex search system. No Kibana. We were running about 100 instances with about a petabyte of data. We're going the same route in my new place. If you want full text search with scalabilty
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I bought a Roborock S7 because of this issue. I wanted a capable vacuum with no camera. It's my first robot vacuum, so I don't have any points of comparison, but it's been excellent. It's mapped the rooms really well and
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Should it? It doesn't have paid-but-no-SSO tiers. It only has "free" or "paid which includes SSO". So I don't think it's fair to say there's an SSO tax with this one. I don't think we get to expe
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The fact that a couple of other companies have had dumb leadership in no way proves that AMD's is dumb. You're essentially claiming that because Lehman and Boeing had dumb leadership, all senior leadership at all companies is dumb
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Well they definitely can, and do. They have made the decision that the reward isn't worth the risk. The idea (not aiming at you here, you didn't say this) that senior leadership at AMD is unaware of NVIDIA's lead in this spac
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by vosper 4y ago
> A big component of what this article is saying is basically that knowledge transfer in the way you're describing doesn't work Knowledge transfer doesn't work at all :) It's not a thing that's possible. The best
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There are loads of yoga classes on YouTube. Try a vinyasa flow class. Yoga doesn’t just improve flexibility and balance, you get stronger all over.
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I didn’t realise Steam Deck was capable of playing Titanfall 2. I loved that game (coulda used more giant robot battles, though!). How well does Titanfall 2 play on Steam Deck?
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by vosper 4y ago
There are loads of people who I find interesting because of their accomplishments, skills, expertise, or life experiences. For most people, another person doesn’t need to be contrarian to be interesting.
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by vosper 4y ago
There’s no particular reason that a dryer and washer have to go in the same room. I have my dryer in my garage, because it’s a hybrid heat-pump model that is very efficient when the garage is warmed up from the afternoon sun, but can provid
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by vosper 4y ago
Is it necessarily wasted, though? If the subway is tedious and unpleasant, then sure. But if I get a seat and I get 15 more minutes reading or staring out the window, then I’m probably not calling that a complete waste.
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by vosper 4y ago
If I wanted to make a programmable LED grid in the least DIY way possible (I know nothing about electronics), would Pixelblaze be a good option?
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Which one of those is the proprietary layout engine? Both dropdowns just show "D2" for me.
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Have no doubt in this case - a sibling comment explains that Netflix was founded 5 years after this paper. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33859953
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I understood it as “migrating to Vue 3 is no more painful than staying on Vue 2”.
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> Instead of just thinking about bundling a number of methods together with a data structure, you can make sure that a single method within that bundle works the way you expected across a number of objects. You might even be using these
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There is at least one company in the US whose product is a platform that exactly mimics FB’s UI so that US military can train without having to have use real world FB accounts. Other users can role-play as members of the public responding t
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by vosper 4y ago
> What is meant by "processed"? In the case of meat I think it's usually referring to added nitrates as a result of processing, which is linked to health problems [0]. > To me, it's not obvious that "processed
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ITT: Lots of people from overseas wondering how New Zealand's mortgage and housing market works. This post is wrong, we're not in a recessionary spiral. Households (and banks!) are overall doing fine. Unemployment is at record low
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This is correct, and also wages are rising faster than inflation. Very very few households with mortgages are actually at risk of defaulting (so low the number is essentially zero), and both banks and households can sustain higher interest
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My (limited) experience with building network analysis tools is that the biggest difficulty is representing the data in a way that people (especially non-experts) can actually understand and draw insights from. So many network graphs are a
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by vosper 4y ago
For work: NextJS, because Remix's future is now a little less clear. Also, there's 10x the help and documentation for NextJS. NextJS is where the mindshare is, for better or worse. For fun: Whichever appeals to you :)
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Yeah but how many times do you live refresh when you’re working on Next projects? I’d bet hundreds of times per day isn’t unusual at all. Seconds of developer time could be saved every day!
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Having used both, if you already know NextJS well then I wouldn't bother switching to Remix. If you want some of the Remixy API-niceness in NextJS land then you can use tRPC (for example, there are probably other options). Nothing agai
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If we're calling both "framework" (though as another commenter mentioned, the React package is pretty much just a UI library) then you can think of React as a UI framework and Remix as an application framework. You use the Re
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Sorry you had that experience. I was also planning to quit if I didn’t get my way on having a rewrite (though I never told anyone at the company my plans). I was lucky that the CTO was not unaware of the weaknesses, and listened to me. And
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That's why for me having a strongly technical / expert-level co-founder is really important. I'm lead engineer and the first non-founder coder at at tiny startup, and I just spent several months rebuiling the entire applicati
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I don't think good practices is enough. It's all the little bits of knowledge about what works and what's the right way to do things that you pick up over years of working in and around a framework. Could an excellent C++ dev

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