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by vosper 5y ago
I'm not sure what "eat section 13 of Mongo's license" means, but if you're asking whether you should self-host Mongo or pay Mongo Corp to host it, I would say the latter. It's not that expensive, they have a ni
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by vosper 5y ago
As you are the creator of nhost maybe you could check that out and tell us whether it works?
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by vosper 5y ago
> To this point, many teams are already using subsets of TypeScript to improve compilation times. Often times it’s things like always declaring return types on functions to avoid the compiler having to infer it (especially between module
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by vosper 5y ago
It’s a tool that clones Postgres databases. It’s not a clone of Postgres the application.
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by vosper 5y ago
> given how much $FB has benefited from running the entirety of the worlds largest social graph on top of MySQL. They've contributed quite a lot back to the MySQL community, I thought? MyRocks comes to mind http://myrocks
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by vosper 5y ago
As the article itself says, this almost certainly wasn't insider trading > Virtually all of the sales were part of 10b5-1 plans, or prescheduled selling programs. It’s unclear how many of the sales were also linked to options exerci
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by vosper 5y ago
They should be looking at Aurora, not Dynamo. Using Dynamo as the primary store for relational data (3000 tables!) sounds like an awful idea to me. I’d rather stay on Oracle. https://aws.amazon.com/rds/aurora/?auro
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by vosper 5y ago
> it doesn't reflow when the device orientation changes Does anyone design sites for landscape any more?
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by vosper 5y ago
You might like to try rcmd? No affiliation, and I’ll add that it didn’t work on my external MS Natural keyboard, so I stopped using it. But I like the idea. Perhaps it would work for you? https://lowtechguys.com/rcmd/
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by vosper 5y ago
> Nim is very attractive to a previous CoffeeScript user like me Is modern JS attractive to you as a previous CoffeeScript user? A think a lot of why CoffeeScript died is that they brought the big features into JS.
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by vosper 5y ago
Could you talk more about the air quality system you deployed? I'd love to see air quality data being more available and visible.
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by vosper 5y ago
This is really cool. Occasionally I look for land near mountains, with the aim of building a future holiday home there. It'll be really helpful to know what areas are going to still get sun in the middle of winter.
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by vosper 5y ago
I think SQLAlchemy makes good use of metaclasses. It's the only thing I've seen that used them in a way that I thought made sense and was well justified (but I have been out of the Python world for a while). In another language it
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by vosper 5y ago
I agree, though I'll give SQL a pass for this because it's old. But how the Javascript world ever thought that `import { function } from 'library'` was better than `from 'library' import { function }` I'll
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by vosper 5y ago
Why shouldn’t businesses be able to require people to pay for their content?
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by vosper 5y ago
“Revolutions” and “The History of Rome” by Mike Duncan. I think I enjoyed Revolutions a little bit more, as it’s more recent history. Also, “In our time”, which is my go-to for standalone episodes.
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by vosper 5y ago
Did it? Before Google people were just using other search engines, there was always some intermediary deciding what links to show you first. There was lots of competition, and it turned out Google was way better at being relevant than every
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by vosper 5y ago
But again, that’s not the scenario I’m talking about > If Omicron turns out to have better health outcomes than Delta, even with the increased transmissibility
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by vosper 5y ago
Why is it insane?
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by vosper 5y ago
I’m talking about a scenario where Omicron is strictly “better” than Delta. Why would that necessarily lead to more dead people than we’d get with Delta?
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by vosper 5y ago
I’m not talking about trying to achieve herd immunity, though. I’m wondering if countries (maybe just the well-vaccinated ones?) might prefer Omicron to Delta given that they’ve all got Delta and are all going to get Omicron eventually.
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by vosper 5y ago
True, but everyone's going to get exposed to Omicron anyway, unless something more even transmissible takes it's place. So, why not skip straight to Omicron and maybe have better health outcomes by eliminating Delta?
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by vosper 5y ago
If Omicron turns out to have better health outcomes than Delta, even with the increased transmissibility, will we see countries welcoming Omicron-infected travelers so that it might spread and out-compete Delta? Omicron is coming either way
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by vosper 5y ago
But if you are used to Caps Lock being mapped to Ctrl/Esc/etc and then suddenly it’s not it is actually pretty jarring. I don’t think that’s special snowflake. The problem is that it’s not absolutely trivial for whoever’s currentl
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by vosper 5y ago
What actions would you like to take to protect personal property with your pistol? (genuine question)
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by vosper 5y ago
Looks like you are correct, I don't know where I got the idea that Remix does partial hydration from: https://github.com/remix-run/remix/discussions/680
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by vosper 5y ago
Partial hydration is not the same thing as what NextJS does, but, as others have pointed out, I was wrong about Remix doing partial hydration.
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by vosper 5y ago
Which one-person frameworks include a database? Or do you mean that they have their own DAL included, like Django does?
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by vosper 5y ago
> So far, any framework I saw that claims to be the new rails, is speaking about features and the million things you can do. I don’t think Remix themselves are claiming to be the new Rails.
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by vosper 5y ago
IMO the big deal in Remix is partial hydration with React (not trivial to roll your own and do it well) and shipping perfectly functional websites without the need for JS. It’s the framework that lets you develop in React + Typescript, with

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