anandr2013

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Using Custom Sql Functions for Queries with Postgres and GraphQL(blog.hasura.io)
3 points by anandr2013 8y ago|0 comments
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by anandr2013 8y ago
https://docs.hasura.io/1.0/graphql/manual/auth/index.html
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by anandr2013 10y ago
Hm...I guess. But don't you think getting a basic idea of all the different things happening on the backend (by doing them once since that seems to be the only way to really know something) would help when I focus on specific area agai
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Ask HN: What back end skills do I need to become 'fullstack'?
4 points by anandr2013 10y ago|3 comments
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by anandr2013 10y ago
Hi, this is the author of the post. I would love to hear your opinions or war stories about building infra or provider agnostic applications.
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The S3 outage or: How you can learn to stop worrying and love the multi-cloud(blog.hasura.io)
8 points by anandr2013 10y ago|4 comments
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by anandr2013 11y ago
Looks interesting. How are permissions handled?
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by anandr2013 11y ago
I think the post had a bit of a frantic working backwards and managing PR tinge to it. A cyclone/tsunami also takes place over an extended period of time, and is very similar to a human disaster. In any case, it is a really nice featur
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by anandr2013 11y ago
Firstly, these attacks were not perpetrated by any national level political party. Your line of thought, as the article puts it, portrays "a busy civilian, residential and commercial district as a justifiable military target." How
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by anandr2013 11y ago
The apple music search is also atrocious - that gets a relook as well hopefully. I think in general, we (or at least I) have underestimated how good Google is at search, probably a result of how they have been monopolising talent for the la
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by anandr2013 11y ago
Hahahaa. As someone who has spent a couple of years of years in the DRCongo, and comes from a colonised country (India), I am not sure how to slot this (good,bad, bit of both). I think it's probably short/medium term good , but lo
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by anandr2013 11y ago
Right, of course. My point was that even if there is someone who was perfectly qualified to be a gatekeeper, there are still other problems to consider.
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by anandr2013 11y ago
I think even if Mark Zuckerberg considers himself to be a fair and reasonable gatekeeper, there is still a problem, as explained by this note on cultural hegemony ( https://civic.mit.edu/blog/natematias/net-neutrali
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by anandr2013 11y ago
I have often thought that for a lot of the countries in Africa (where land is in abundance, for example a place like the DRC), creating mini Singapores/Dubais/Monacos could be a viable, if ecologically disastrous, way of economic
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by anandr2013 11y ago
I get what you are trying to say, and i think it boils down to how you define a hero. If you had asked me about a heroic act, my definition would be very close to yours, while for a hero, my definition has now become, as you put it, a littl
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by anandr2013 11y ago
I also really like how Terrence Malick uses sound. Especially Badlands, where the sounds (and lack of it) perfectly conveys a sense of small town ness.
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by anandr2013 11y ago
I also think this is a very Campbellian view of heroes. Most of the people I consider as heroes (Einstein, for example), have nothing to do with tragedy (unless of course, you consider the whole human condition thing as being a tragedy)