zepolen

40 ms·

421.
by zepolen 8y ago
This doesn't happen for everyone Some people lack nerve 'analyzers' and do not "feel" pain/heat/cold etc, just pressure: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Congenital_insensitivity_to_pa.
422.
by zepolen 8y ago
Imagine you're looking at wall with 3 colored circles, red green blue - something happens and you can now see a fourth circle that wasn't there before. You've experienced it already... by shining a black light on ultraviolet
423.
by zepolen 8y ago
Working out for 40 minute high intensity sessions (making every minute count) 3 times a week is enough to become buff as hell. You need adequate resting time as well. The rule is if it doesn't ache for a couple days after, you need to
424.
by zepolen 8y ago
Do you have an example of this type of unique content?
425.
by zepolen 8y ago
That's solved by protobuf, not grpc.
426.
by zepolen 8y ago
> what is the best pure document store database then? That is like asking what's the best horse species to use for transporting goods. Doesn't matter. You want a diesel truck.
427.
by zepolen 8y ago
Having worked with three large JSON http microservice based projects in the past, I abhor the day they got popular. Relative productivity has definitely gone down due to the project overheads caused by them. Not saying microservices don&#x2
428.
by zepolen 8y ago
Go is strongly typed and compiled, it literally does 10x less work than dynamic languages for most things. Pypy leads to a near 10x speed up over cPython as well.
429.
by zepolen 8y ago
Your counter counter argument on not being as flexible as SQL is spot on. A DAL that sits in front of storage mechanisms is not a bad idea though. I've found moderate success in doing the reverse and using communication channels from S
430.
by zepolen 8y ago
It is not hard to learn - non programmers use it all the time. Conceptually SQL is much more simple than programming, it basically reads like english: SELECT customer, SUM(total) FROM orders GROUP BY customer WHERE created BETWE
431.
by zepolen 8y ago
True, if you modulo all the features like views, stored procedures, functions, foreign keys, triggers there is no reusability in SQL... On the serious side: It's not a bad idea to contain critical business logic in the database. It&#x2
432.
by zepolen 8y ago
Don't be a wise ass, with that definition state changes all the time in memory registers even when no requests are made. > So, by this measure, the old-school “hit counter” images that incremented on every GET were incorrect Yes the
433.
by zepolen 8y ago
Idempotency has nothing to do with it. Deleting a resource is idempotent as well. You wouldn't do that via GET /delete A GET request should never, ever change state. No buts. Just because a bunch of well known sites use GET &#x2
434.
by zepolen 8y ago
> when your view is not popular, the environment must be the problem You were the one using upvotes to validate your argument when it's a fact that posting a political opinion in either a left and right forum will net highly differe
435.
by zepolen 8y ago
> You can provide advice without repeating criticism for no reason when the person specifically said they did something wrong. That statement is a joke, here it is reworded: > A person should be invulnerable to criticism as long as th
436.
by zepolen 8y ago
Setting up and monitoring those apps are as simple as apt-get install uwsgi and writing 10 line /etc/uwsgi app.ini config file. Deploying is as simple as touching a reload.wsgi file.
437.
by zepolen 8y ago
> Each PHP file is an endpoint. As opposed to having routers in code or client side SPA routing. Except in reality once you want to use non /whatever/file.php as urls - you're back to implementing a router > PHP files c
438.
by zepolen 8y ago
While the poster was aware of it, he did not provide a solution whereas DVassallo provided a valuable step by step on how to do it properly. Which may help others in the future. Think long and hard why you felt it necessary to make your com
439.
by zepolen 8y ago
No, with transaction.atomic(): for user in db.users.all(): user.do() is not the same as for user in db.users.all(): with transaction.atomic(): user.do() If the first fails, the entire data rolls back, if
440.
by zepolen 8y ago
Reread the comment. You can be any age and provide value. You can be any age and NOT provide value.
441.
by zepolen 8y ago
Migrations in a strict relation database always guarantee correctness. It's the need to roll back that causes issues. That is solved by not doing destructive changes (removing a column) until the software is stable and a few iterations
442.
by zepolen 8y ago
Because when done correctly (VS Code) it fucking rocks.
443.
by zepolen 8y ago
Here is a post from someone else, tell me what you would tell the guy: > I keep having ideas for startups and side projects and while I'm great at sales and build a ton of traction and people aching to use the app... I can't bu
444.
by zepolen 8y ago
Oh boy I got triggered, wall of text incoming. Competent ops being expensive wasn't part of the discussion, Good people are expensive period. In the long term, competent people provide better value. Competent ops would figure out to pr
445.
by zepolen 8y ago
Disagree, Consumer grade hardware is a fantastic idea because it's so bad it forces you to write robust software. Enterprise hardware is 3x the cost of consumer hardware, but on average it's at the most twice as reliable. If your
446.
by zepolen 8y ago
The genes affect their 'cant stop after eating that first peanut' syndrome. Just like the will to live affects your 'cant hold breath forever' incapability. I mean sure it's technically possible to hold your breath
447.
by zepolen 8y ago
A fat guy once told me that he is addicted to food like an alcoholic or smoker, the problem is it's easy to relapse.
448.
by zepolen 8y ago
At this point what's the point of remote working if you're going to commute to an office and put your butt in a chair.
449.
by zepolen 8y ago
It's two baskets - dropbox and local.
450.
by zepolen 8y ago
Synced how?

More ›