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by wmonk 10mo ago
PetsApp – The future of pet care | Remote (US/UK/EU) | https://petsapp.com Open roles: - Full Stack Engineer | Full-time We’re building an AI-powered clinic assistant that actually gets things done—booking appointments
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by wmonk 11mo ago
PetsApp – The future of pet care | Remote (US/UK/EU) Open roles: - Full Stack Engineer | Full-time We’re building an AI-powered clinic assistant that actually gets things done—booking appointments, managing vaccine records, hand
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by wmonk 1y ago
The section of using functions on indexes could do with more explicit and deeper explanation. When you use the function on the index it becomes a full scan of the data instead as the query runner has to run the function on every row and col
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by wmonk 1y ago
PetsApp – The future of pet care | Minneapolis | Remote (US/EU) Open roles: - Full Stack Engineer | Full-time We’re building an AI-powered clinic assistant that actually gets things done—booking appointments, managing vaccine re
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by wmonk 1y ago
PetsApp – The future of pet care | Minneapolis | Remote (US/EU) Open roles: - Full Stack Engineer | Full-time - Test engineer | Full-time - Solutions Engineer | Full-time - Product designer | Full-time We’re building an
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by wmonk 1y ago
PetsApp | Product Engineer (AI) / Full Stack Engineer | London or Remote (US/EU) | Full-time We’re building an AI-powered clinic assistant that actually gets things done—booking appointments, managing vaccine records, handling FAQ
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by wmonk 4y ago
PetsApp | Remote (UK, EU) or in office London UK | Full-time | Software eng BE + Full stack | https://petsapp.com/careers | £70-100k We're on a mission to help a billion pets. That's a heck of a lot, but we'v
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by wmonk 4y ago
PetsApp | Full-time | Remote (or on-site London or Minneapolis) PetsApp is the team building the future of pet care. Our platform gives veterinary teams the tools to improve the way they communicate with the pets they keep healthy, improvin
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by wmonk 5y ago
PetsApp | Senior & Mid Fullstack / Backend / Frontend | Remote (UK Timezone) | Full-time | https://petsapp.com/careers We’re the team building the platform that allows veterinary clinics and pet owners to comm
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by wmonk 5y ago
PetsApp ( https://petsapp.com ) | REMOTE | EU | North America | UK | Full stack / backend / frontend engineers | Node/Typescript/AWS/React/React Native PetsApp is a platform that allows pet owners to
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by wmonk 6y ago
PetsApp | Backend / Full stack engineers / London, UK | REMOTE EU | Salary up to $120k PetsApp ( https://petsapp.com ) is a startup with a mission to make veterinary expertise more accessible. Right now only 20% of issue
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by wmonk 8y ago
> who would give up Cardiff to go to London to get the same Salary but pay twice as much for rent? Clearly nobody... which is what they are talking about in the article.
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by wmonk 9y ago
Coming from well established js libs to python I have found the documentation really hard to deal with. I'm not entirely sure why that is. I really like getting to a repo on github and having the docs in the readme. Both python and rus
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by wmonk 9y ago
For me, vim is so integral now to my dev workflow that being able to work in a single environment is great. I don't really use and cli tooling for DB access and querying, now being able to use a vim pane as my query entry is really ni
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by wmonk 9y ago
I think they get their display name from the variable name
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by wmonk 9y ago
AFAIK it's bad practise to export components like that, as they won't have a displayable name in devtools etc.
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by wmonk 9y ago
Surely there are drawbacks in refactoring, as unless your editor supports bulk renaming references you will have to rename every single import and usage. Whereas with a default export you have no such issue.
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JavaScript. The Core: 2nd Edition(dmitrysoshnikov.com)
413 points by wmonk 9y ago|91 comments
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by wmonk 9y ago
> Overall, 40 per cent of renters pay more than 50 per cent of their incomes on rent, the report found This feels much more telling than the title of this article.
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by wmonk 9y ago
I have just started reading Elixir in Action[1] by the same person in the video. I've been enjoying it so far, I think things like the stuff demonstrated will be in the book. [1] - https://www.manning.com/books/eli
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by wmonk 10y ago
How can you fix your home electronics if you do not know all 200 chip designs??
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by wmonk 10y ago
Why is it all or nothing? We've been replacing certain parts of our vanilla js application with small React apps and it's worked brilliantly. There is a really good talk by Ryan Florence where he replaces backbone components (i th
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by wmonk 10y ago
You are not wrong, it is written by the CMO of Gradle.
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by wmonk 11y ago
The regex he fixed was committed into the package atom/language-go, not into atom core. It was only an issue when writing go code.
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by wmonk 11y ago
While this was a good read, should it not be titled: # How I fixed the 'atom/language-go' package
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by wmonk 11y ago
In [this talk]( https://youtu.be/b0EF0VTs9Dc?t=15m2s ) by Douglas Crockford he talks about syntax highlight being for kids - "that's something we put in our text editors for kindergarteners to do programming...I am