andreisbc

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by andreisbc 4y ago
Came, saw, read, bookmarked
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by andreisbc 4y ago
He looks like a fucking hot head. I grew up with The Butterfly Effect, but this dude is just trying to juice his celebrity into something he either doesn't have the capability to understand - to its full extent - either his acting days
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by andreisbc 4y ago
Please read my comment below. You are right, but we cannot generalise.
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by andreisbc 4y ago
> Thanks for sharing your thoughts here. I think it's useful for us to get a glimpse into your thought process and start a discussion. Thanks for your awesome reply! Means a lot to me! Let me dive along! To make this discussion more
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by andreisbc 4y ago
In my case, I haven't really considered integrations tests, as I didn't have the time. Only the bare minimum unit tests "it('should render or shouldnt fail')"
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by andreisbc 4y ago
As a dev i've always known my hunch when it comes to compromises. Never let the business team ruin your experience building cool rock-solid code. I'd rather resign than to compromise anymore. I know there should be a sweet spot be
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by andreisbc 4y ago
Mullvad always seemed too good to be true. So that's why i'd won't use it if i'd had critical stuff to do. I do love Mullvad, but so aircrack-ng
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by andreisbc 4y ago
Kadena is probably the only proof of work blockchain that's infinitely scalable, has low gas fees, even introduces the concept of gas stations. They just announced a $100M fund for development.
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by andreisbc 4y ago
And the whole point of this post is just marketing
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by andreisbc 4y ago
My only problem here is that some people seem happy about this - and they have the best intentions. My opinion is that you shouldn't forget about the people behind these kind of operations. They clearly seem elitist, and tech&gov h
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by andreisbc 4y ago
You're right but never forget how the world, systems and people work. Even if you're an absolute rationalist, these ideas will keep flying in the realm of abstract. In the real world, idealists are starving. Cheers for your though
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by andreisbc 4y ago
Why would you seek a job for a gov agency while working for a contractor doing the same thing pays better ? Status ? Benefits ? All day vacation ?
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by andreisbc 4y ago
Exactly. Seems like the US is pulling a PR stunt, most likely being a contraption of a whatever-congressman-and-his-friends with a plan to get richer, trapping nice kids into a yummy trap
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by andreisbc 4y ago
If the US representatives abuse alcohol and influence, can they lead the US?
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by andreisbc 4y ago
Because it gives unexperienced and young people the status they think they seek - also connections which are inevitable - while they will be ultimately transformed into the people of the deep state. And hey, that's fine - even the deep
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by andreisbc 4y ago
You are too romantic about it. Read the other comments. This is such an excellent idea, but it's a closed sourced system wrapped into sweet package. I don't doubt the output of it, but c'man man, we know better right ?
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by andreisbc 4y ago
Being so selective means that only those with the highest credentials get approved - and we all know how these credentials can be harvestered: 90% nepotism and elitism, while only 10% skill. Those 10% will be the brains, while the 90% will
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by andreisbc 4y ago
This is actually correct sir. We're not cynical, just rationalists
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by andreisbc 4y ago
Bought myself a Nintendo Switch Oled just to play Hades. Probably the best game i've played in years
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by andreisbc 4y ago
I've been looking into supabase for a long time, trying to decide if i want to adopt it, but after many months of keeping an eye on them, appwrite comes along and i'm instantly sold. For me it means two things: supabase never real
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by andreisbc 5y ago
Supabase should hear this
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by andreisbc 5y ago
NoSherlock and Captain Obvious shook hands for this
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by andreisbc 5y ago
As a side note: Secret services have been using GA to identify and track targets for years
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by andreisbc 5y ago
The pandemic enabled me to work 3 full time jobs as a software dev 12h a day and I'm making tons of cash and I love it. Burned down a little but I have ways to keep that under control.
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by andreisbc 5y ago
I'm looking to move and work in the US this year, together with my wife (she's a phd, I'm a dropout, both coming from the EU). Our plan is to grow a remote dev team to build cool products. We have access to professionals and
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by andreisbc 5y ago
I've been using Copilot for 3 weeks in a typical web project: typescript, react, css. Feedback: - when i declare a variable or function using a suggestive name, it correctly autocompletes what i want 50% of the time and it also takes i
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by andreisbc 5y ago
This is dumb. Node and npm had years to solve this issue. Really disrespectful towards the entire ecosystem. I get it: open source, bla bla, but get your horses together and fix this already
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by andreisbc 5y ago
I'm following this pattern by using NestJS on the backend and it acts as the state of my frontend(no need fir redux). The API responses are already in a shape that I can easily consume. A single request gets all the data it needs(using
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by andreisbc 6y ago
Wow, I've been lurking HN for years and I had never noticed or used the "favourite" button before
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by andreisbc 6y ago
It's a truism for whoever is obvious to :)

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