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armincerf
1y ago
Artis | Lead Front-end Developer | React, TypeScript | Remote (UK Hours) Artis is a rapidly growing fintech company building innovative financial products focused on fast-moving market data. We provide powerful grid-based data displays (AG
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armincerf
1y ago
Artis Works | Full-Time | Backend Engineer | Remote | £75k-95k Artis Works leads financial innovation by empowering trading firms, brokerages, and institutions with advanced technology. Our flagship product is responsible for taking high fr
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armincerf
1y ago
might not meet your needs but I had similar issues and found an app called rcmd, it lets me easily bind keybinds to my commonly used apps, and you can also easily toggle between multiple windows of the same app via the keyboard https:/
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armincerf
2y ago
It says gel is to Postgres what typescript is to JavaScript, so can I add gel to an existing Postgres instance and get the benefits of the nicer query language or does it rely on special tables? If I use some other extension like timescale
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armincerf
2y ago
Oh, I totally agree that 'people' (which I guess refers to any potential user of a DBMS) often do need temporality (or even bitemporality), but they don't consider that the database should have this baked in, or they just don
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armincerf
2y ago
Ok but XTDB has a lot in common with Datomic and is open source but still hardly widely used. I think this is partly because most people don't consider 'temporality' as a feature a database should offer; rather, they believe
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armincerf
2y ago
Artis Works | Senior Engineer Frontend and Backend (2 separate roles available) | Rust, Clojure, TypeScript | Remote (Europe time zone, UK preferred) We’re building a collaborative, local-first set of tools that take raw financial market da
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armincerf
2y ago
We’ve been using triplit to store user settings that can be managed by admins, it’s important users always feel like the app runs locally and they often don’t have good internet but we still needed sync as the users often switch devices and
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armincerf
2y ago
"syncing doesn’t work without a server" I don't think this is true, granted there are some big challenges to transfering data between devices without a central server, but there are several projects like https://dx
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The Case for a Bitemporal Database
(xtdb.com)
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armincerf
4y ago
XTDB is MIT and has clients for Java or HTTP if you don't want to write Clojure. Not every Datalog implementation is 'about Rich Hickey'
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5y ago
Vite uses Esbuild for development builds, and they have an answer for why they don't use it for prod builds here https://vitejs.dev/guide/why.html#why-not-bundle-with-esbuil...
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armincerf
5y ago
You can plug any usb device into an iPad and use the files app to copy stuff over? I use an external usb c ssd with my iPad for my photography work flow. file management has come a long way in the past couple of years. If it’s just pdfs I w
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5y ago
This looks great and all but the new drawer icon covers up a key button on our app.. ironically the person who noticed took a regular screenshot and shared it in slack
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5y ago
It gets activated on any audio source in a surround sound format, it can’t be applied to stereo sources because stereo audio doesn’t contain any positional info
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5y ago
I have been using the base model 8gb m1 Mac mini as my main work machine since it came out, the only time I have noticed a ram limitation was when I ran out of storage space and it couldn’t swap anymore. Pretty amazing since this computer c
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5y ago
> I can't memorize all thousands of functions to manipulate lists and hashs in clojure (get-in, map-vals, conj, dissoc, select-keys, sorted-map-by, do you know what all those do?) which do a lot, I felt clojure was dense, the opposi
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6y ago
You'd think they would just use the same 2FA methods that are popular for logging in. 'We sent a notification, click accept on it to continue' or 'read the 6 digit authenticator code' would be re-useable for their w
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6y ago
Most of the electron apps out there already have native iOS versions which will run natively on AS macs too, that should go a long way to smooth the transition (and will be interesting to see how much extra RAM you gain from not needing sla