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by basicallybones 4y ago
It is remarkably easy to expose yourself to truly horrifying things on the Internet. Stories, images, and videos of deaths of all kinds, from videos of terrorists cutting off people's heads to people live streaming their suicides to Re
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by basicallybones 4y ago
If you want to get in very, very good shape at home in a set amount of time, do an exercise program like P90X3. If you simply want to feel better and remain functional, I recommend cardio (pick your favorite) plus yoga/stretching/
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by basicallybones 4y ago
You are not trying to become more eloquent. You are trying to communicate more effectively. 1. Be clear. Write down your complicated thoughts, then simplify them until anyone could understand them. (Hopefully you already do this with your c
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by basicallybones 4y ago
I would consider paying $150-$200 / month for chat.openai.com access, especially if it continued to improve. It is an astonishing tool for learning and productivity. December 1, 2022 will be a day we all remember.
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by basicallybones 4y ago
I have adopted this approach (somewhat out of failure!), and what I have found is this: being significantly above average in a lot of unrelated domains is both far easier than being world-class in a single domain and often can make you even
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by basicallybones 4y ago
These are very good points. A few responses: - The monorepo tooling I prefer at startup scale (NX) does have a learning curve, but it has been pretty easy to maintain using automation (good linting, good build/test pipeline, etc.). For
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by basicallybones 4y ago
Microservices vs. monoliths is a false dichotomy in the present day. If you put microservices in a monorepo with a good build tool (like NX), put the common auth/logging/types/dtos/etc. functions in reusable libs, and ve
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by basicallybones 4y ago
Generics in Go are very helpful for my team. They allow us to create reusable functions in common libraries in our monorepo that are simple to reason about and easy to read. For instance, we have an internal library that helps us create and
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by basicallybones 4y ago
Type "cookie" you idiot!
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by basicallybones 4y ago
I'm not the original commenter, but see the 2019 update on this Dan Abramov article: https://medium.com/@dan_abramov/smart-and-dumb-components-7c...
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by basicallybones 4y ago
I have been using Bazel (4, then 5) as the build tool for a small Go monorepo with ~10 (and growing) Dockerized applications importing a handful of internal packages. The initial setup was a bit of a learning curve, and it is overkill for o
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by basicallybones 5y ago
They tricked me. Now I will bend over backwards to never buy anything from them again.
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by basicallybones 5y ago
Can't speak for the rest of the world, but my team has been using an NX monorepo with a standard types library that can be imported into any application in the monorepo. It is trivial to use the same interface, enum, class, or other ty
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by basicallybones 5y ago
Several newer blockchains have made significant progress on transaction speed and throughput. Solana probably is the most notable example, but there are others. https://medium.com/solana-labs/how-solanas-proof-of-histor