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by vosper 4y ago
I’ve used Twingate for this and found it very easy to setup and use. No idea whether experts consider it a good option.
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by vosper 4y ago
You’re absolutely right about the quality of the submitted article. It’s written like low-grade clickbait tech “journalism”. It’s even worse than the battery-breakthrough-of-the-week university PR pieces that get posted here. I imagine the
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by vosper 4y ago
I can't compare to Scala, but unless you know you need an API for a web frontend then I would take a look at tRPC or other "zero API" systems (Blitz is another one, but I'm a little unclear on where they are in their piv
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And if you want types then Typescript is a lot nicer than using Python's typing stuff. I used to love Python's list comprehensions etc, but since JS got .map, .filter, and all the other new things I really don't miss them. My
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by vosper 4y ago
Adding to this: My Dell Ultrasharp U4320Q (an excellent productivity monitor IMO) works well with Lunar on my M1 Macbook Pro. Edit: The monitor is connected via USB-C. Haven't tried with using my Macs HDMI port. https://www.
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> I wholeheartedly agree with your analysis, but feel like it’s ignoring the elephant in the room: writing code is not the bottleneck in need of optimization. Conceiving the solution is. I dunno about this. I know the received wisdom is
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by vosper 4y ago
Yeah that's a bit rough. Though I think for most people the cloud solution is the way to go, though - even if it's an evil Saas-recurring-revenue play. I was close enough to a previous team that used to admin an on-prem Jira (~7 y
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by vosper 4y ago
If you sign up to Jira today and start a new project, you'll get the options of a simple workflow with a minimum of fields. The beginning statuses are basically "to do", "in progress", and "done". There&#x
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by vosper 4y ago
Yeah I've been defended Jira here in the past, too. My opinion is that Jira reflects the organisation that manages it. It's basically a whole lot of customizable UI and permissions hanging off a user-defined state machine. You can
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> What were the conditions that facilitated their hyper growth phase? A huge wave of crypto hype and a worldwide asset price bubble (including their stock price as well as crypto currencies) fueled by central-bank money printing during C
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by vosper 4y ago
Twitter is free to ban Trump or others, regardless of whether Elon Musk owns Twitter. Whether to implement a ban is a decision their management can take, or not take.
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I’m at a tiny startup doing SOC 2 Type 2 at the moment. As far as I can tell it’s a complete joke. We have written policies but no-one knows what they are and they are never referred to ever. The app is riddled with SQL injection and who kn
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> React is currently developing server rendered components that works with streaming SSR introduced in React 18 that delivers this same functionality. Basically your app can then be composed of server components and client components (es
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by vosper 4y ago
You hit the nail on the head with this comment. And not only is trust a feature, it’s a requirement for society. It’s a deep part of human nature to trust, and trust can’t be removed from how people manage to function in groups.
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I vouched for your comment, because GP's claim that "many in failing states are using it" has just as little evidence behind it as your claim that "the rich %1 in failing states are using it".
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> considering information the dozen listed libraries don't have documentation. I don’t think this is a “Show HN” or “Launch HN” posting. It’s possible the author is still working on code and docs, and has no idea the site’s been pos
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by vosper 4y ago
I imagine Grammarly is. And then they spend all that revenue on YouTube ads... https://www.grammarly.com/browser/chrome
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by vosper 4y ago
NextJS is still looking pretty good if you're in React land. There's new competition, like Remix, Astro, etc... but I don't see any of them putting NextJS to bed. I'm starting a new application, and I'm still choosi
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Unless it’s a Mac…
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I put Outer Worlds down because I thought the combat was lackluster and clunky. Granted, I had been playing Doom Eternal just before Outer Worlds...
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by vosper 4y ago
Offtopic: Are people downvoting or flagging reasonable comments without replying? The only comments so far are two dead comments that seem perfectly fine to me. If you're one of the people who downvoted, could you take the time to repl
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> If surgery was made "easy" then it would be a one size fits all and anyone with an outlier condition would not get medical care. Why would that necessarily be the case? Why wouldn't we train doctors to still know what to
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> Far Cry series, Cyberpunk 2077, The Outer Worlds, the Dying Light series, and the Metro series. Metro is about as on-rails as you can get? It's all "go down this one tunnel and shoot everything" or "follow this actu
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by vosper 4y ago
> "Piloting a passenger plane should be easy" > "Performing brain surgery should be easy" > None of that should be easy. Why shouldn't those things be easy? Wouldn't it be better if they were? It would
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by vosper 4y ago
Of course, a discussion should be had, choices should be weighed. But since you mentioned “new just for the sake of it” I’ll mention that I think that’s overplayed, too. If you picked React when it was new, or GraphQL, or NextJS, then you p
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Yes, they could have just listed examples and done without the “holotype” term. I don’t think it detracts from the point of the post, though.
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It’s hard to know hot productive you are in those frameworks, but I’ll take your question at face value: if you were an expert with NextJS, Typescript, and Prisma or Hasura then you’d be pretty dang productive.
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Thanks for this, I liked it. I’d recommend anyone who’s posted for/against some web practice to read it. Maybe one day we could all collectively acknowledge that people work on different stuff, with different goals and under different
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A note on the site: the automatic switch between “before” and “after” graphics is a bit jarring for me on mobile. I don’t get time to read the graphic before it switches. At first I didn’t even realize what happened and thought it was a lay
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by vosper 4y ago
True, but productivity in the US had the biggest decline since 1947, and IIRC the percentage of people of working age who are currently in work is relatively low (not the same as the US unemployment stat) Foreign Policy's "Ones an

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