chpmrc

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by chpmrc 2y ago
I don't mean to generalize but every time I had to deal with a DevOps team shipping velocity was much slower compared to when I was able to handle infrastructure myself through a vendor like Heroku, Vercel or even plain AWS. I find m
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by chpmrc 2y ago
This is not a great take. I have plenty of things to do outside of work and I will still do what's "right" in my mind, especially if there's enough evidence that it will make my and other people's life easier in the
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by chpmrc 3y ago
I don't think it's too far fetched to hypothesize that the next major global conflict will be between accelerators (e/acc) and decelerators. I see a parallel with political/economic ideologies like capitalism and communi
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by chpmrc 3y ago
I've been following you (among other indie hackers) for a couple of years. I respect and admire the heck out of what you're doing. But I have a huge problem with the fact that you keep referring to the income brought in by ShipFa.
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by chpmrc 3y ago
I don't claim that Python is the perfect language and it will never be replaced, in popularity, by something that is better. What I'm saying is that considering Python a bad language, just because there are some languages that imp
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by chpmrc 3y ago
Yes and that would be a correct claim. Unless one assumes that a language is objectively "good" or "bad", in which case, rationally speaking, we would only be using "good" languages, which is clearly not the ca
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by chpmrc 3y ago
I could address each of these "issues" but I'd rather focus on the following: > The language itself is extremely poor > I think this is not something most Python users are aware of These two statements are contradictory
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by chpmrc 3y ago
I've built Django projects for years and wondered the same thing whenever I had to build something in Javascript land. There are some scaffolding tools that do pretty much what those frameworks do (e.g. create.t3.gg, which I've us
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by chpmrc 3y ago
I think so too. Thankfully most of them enable face/touch ID login so logging in is pretty seamless.
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by chpmrc 3y ago
Is there a list of "security advice that doesn't really make sense but we keep following just because"? This is a great one, another good one is regularly changing passwords. What else?
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by chpmrc 3y ago
This story perfectly aligns with the arguments in this article. I'll add it as a note if you don't mind.
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by chpmrc 3y ago
I completely agree. "Smart" isn't used sarcastically here. It's an adjective that most young devs would (rightfully) like to be referred to as. But I see experienced devs as less interested in looking/being "sm
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by chpmrc 3y ago
For the sake of transparency it was explained to me that the title was too "link baity" and that the comment section was a bit too heated. I appreciate the explanation and I agree this kind of moderation is, unfortunately, require
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by chpmrc 3y ago
I can't see how making that statement undermines the rest of the argument. It would help if you could clarify that relationship. And I'm not sure I understand why, if you can't distinguish them, the distinction is unimportant
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by chpmrc 3y ago
Welp! For some reason someone at HN decided to change the title and bump this down to the 11th position (atm). Not sure what I did wrong here but it feels pretty crappy... @dang any chance you could help here? :(
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by chpmrc 3y ago
Fantastic take. Thank you.
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by chpmrc 3y ago
Yes criticality is multidimensional, this was a simplification for the sake of brevity. Will add a note. Thank you!
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by chpmrc 3y ago
Ha! Love it.
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by chpmrc 3y ago
Thank you so much!
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by chpmrc 3y ago
Oh what an accomplishment it would be, to be able to change the meaning of the word "smart" with a single article! (Don't take it too seriously, like I said this is mostly a brain dump, I'm sure there's a lot of stu
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Testing on production(marcochiappetta.medium.com)
178 points by chpmrc 3y ago|95 comments
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by chpmrc 3y ago
Could you please share the code? I tried doing the same and, like the people in that thread, could not. TIA!
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by chpmrc 3y ago
Obviously great article (for real) but it's sad that so many people still misunderstand containers and orchestration. > I’m not smart enough to figure out docker confiuration [sic], so instead I compile my web application into a sel
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by chpmrc 3y ago
They gave 30 min demos to WWDC attendees the following day. I'm excited mainly for two reasons: fantastic eye and hand tracking (according to reviewers such as MKBHD) and replicating my office/entertainment setup wherever I am (ex
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by chpmrc 3y ago
Yeah I had missed that. It's such a neat feature!
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by chpmrc 3y ago
I've never spent more than $400 for a smartphone, always bought second hand Android phones. My income went up in the last couple of years and a few months ago my phone broke. I bought a $900 iPhone. If it's good people will buy it
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by chpmrc 3y ago
> It's interesting that HN is completely overloaded right now...with people coming to announce how unimpressed they are and how it isn't for them. Agreed, polarization is a good sign that this is going to make an impact. Ironic
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by chpmrc 3y ago
I took Andrew Ng’s famous Coursera ML course and I still find this stuff extremely fascinating and as close to magic as you can get (in the digital realm). I agree that a higher degree of understanding lessens the emotional impact but often
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by chpmrc 3y ago
Archived version in case it hasn’t been posted yet: https://web.archive.org/web/20230531203946/https://humanloop...
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by chpmrc 4y ago
That has nothing to do with the runtime, rather with the implementation. Barrier to entry of web development is low so average quality is also low. On the opposite side of the spectrum you have products like Figma, Notion, Google apps etc.

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