Akkuma

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by Akkuma 1y ago
Location: SC, USA Remote: Yes (only) Willing to relocate: If you make selling my house painless perhaps or pay enough to justify it Technologies: JavaScript, Node, TypeScript, React, Solid, Bun, AWS, CI/CD Resume/CV: https:/
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by Akkuma 1y ago
Location: SC, USA Remote: Yes (only) Willing to relocate: If you make selling my house painless perhaps or pay enough to justify it Technologies: JavaScript, Node, TypeScript, React, Solid, Bun, AWS, CI/CD Resume/CV: https:/
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by Akkuma 3y ago
Hi there, I put in an application on Fri, May 26 and haven't heard back yet. Should I expect some communication about it?
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by Akkuma 3y ago
You can actually integrate both as well if you really want to leverage Drizzle for schema building and migrations: https://github.com/drizzle-team/drizzle-orm/tree/main/drizzl...
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by Akkuma 3y ago
This is my first time using it and I've been very pleased with it so far. It keeps it simple, has solid typing & schema building, and reminds me of LINQ. I'm also a thin models kind of person and the fact this is just an objec
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by Akkuma 3y ago
That is a fair point. A few centralized locations will likely be more than sufficient for most use cases.
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by Akkuma 3y ago
And you can follow up D2 with D2: Lord of Distributed.
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by Akkuma 3y ago
Thanks for the insight, I greatly appreciate it! This definitely is a reasonable idea for many things and I'm looking forward to seeing something similar to the sharding mechanism in the future. I've only started to think about th
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by Akkuma 3y ago
The costs as a whole has me worried. I'm not sure it'll be better than just using https://turso.tech/pricing as that is already a free tier of 8GB and it might cost less overall the paid tier.
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by Akkuma 3y ago
Is it a non-goal to be long term usable for larger databases? That would force the usage of something like turso your closest direct comparison as a possible migration strategy or relying on "Smart Placement" (which from my point
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by Akkuma 3y ago
You can use drizzle-orm with Cloudflare and that is fully compatible.
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by Akkuma 3y ago
Location: SC, USA Remote: Yes (only) Willing to relocate: If you make selling my house painless perhaps or pay enough to justify it Technologies: 15+ years in engineering with 15+ years in JavaScript, Node since Ryan Dahl was working on it,
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by Akkuma 5y ago
Clean room design is about wholesale copying of code. If you copied the APIs and architecture and wrote the code differently there would be nothing wrong as SCOTUS just ruled.
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by Akkuma 6y ago
Location: SC Remote: Yes (only) Willing to relocate: If you make selling my house painless perhaps or pay enough to justify it Technologies: 13+ years in JavaScript, Node, React, check resume for full list (includes using TypeScript, .Net,
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by Akkuma 6y ago
I'm not here to agree with the who you responded to, but Google smuggling unblockable ads does 100% harm Brave. If part of Brave's selling point is the built-in ad blocking and in a hypothetical dystopian scenario the web were ove
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by Akkuma 6y ago
Location: SC Remote: Yes (only) Willing to relocate: If you make selling my house painless perhaps Technologies: 13+ years in JavaScript, Node, React, check resume for full list Resume/CV: https://stackoverflow.com/cv&#
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by Akkuma 7y ago
People used to look at me like I was crazy when I told them that React is nice, but you can actually write faster code with alternative methodologies. It seems like other engineers are coming around to this and creating these faster alterna
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by Akkuma 9y ago
I was surprised to see nothing about transparency, since I know myself and other who tend to value that very highly.
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by Akkuma 9y ago
But that's what languages that compile to JavaScript support already today. The binary JS shouldn't prevent this behaviour if it is just a binary representation of a text version.
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by Akkuma 9y ago
Sure, why not? The difference is that WASM is aiming for near native performance of code, while the binary JS would still be limited to JS performance.
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by Akkuma 9y ago
The file size limit is 4/4.5MB. I work at Virtru. The short summary is that we make a client-side encryption extension for the content of your email. There are certainly things we can do to reduce the file size. However, the business v
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by Akkuma 9y ago
This isn't true if you use uglify at all. I literally had to go into IRC and try and figure out why a hotfix for our extension was taking so long to get through the process (we had been sitting in it for at least 3 days if not a week I
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by Akkuma 9y ago
Benefit Focus from everyone I've known who has worked there pre-public said the company is absolutely terrible to work for from the engineering department perspective.
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by Akkuma 9y ago
Hey Chris, give me a call, this is your mother. Ok not really your mother, since I doubt your mother's beard is as luxurious as my own, but we need a call to catch up.
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by Akkuma 9y ago
Git dependencies with semver support seems to pretty much leapfrog yarn. One of the few reasons for a private npm package is removed with this feature.
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by Akkuma 9y ago
I think this is overestimating how qualified the coders are in the east compared to their western peers. Everyone I've known from Hong Kong decried the education of mainland China. They said the education comes down to repeating book k
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by Akkuma 9y ago
I'm not a Intel or AMD fanboy by any stretch (only ever built with Intel), but I don't know what benchmarks you've been reading and I've read a lot and you'll have to clarify what you mean by worse performance. In a
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by Akkuma 9y ago
People should avoid using callbacks as they invert the chain of handling function calls. Rather than getting a result that you can work with, you move the logic into another function. Promises compose much more cleanly than callbacks do res
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by Akkuma 10y ago
Yes there certainly is a market for that. I work at Virtru, which is essentially doing encryption in the browser for your content and then decrypting in the browser.
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by Akkuma 10y ago
We do the same thing at Virtru.

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