clintonb11

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by clintonb11 2y ago
This is what I wanted to say too. If your backend team is incapable of rapidly adding new endpoints for you, they probably are going to create a crappy graphql experience and not solve those problems either. So many frontend engineers on he
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by clintonb11 2y ago
I think the point here is, if you have to involve a backend team to add restrictions to the graphql endpoints and try to make good educated guesses where those might be, then the idea of frontend not needing backend engineers to query whate
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by clintonb11 2y ago
Is the flexibility worth the tradeoffs? Maybe in a company where you are adding new pages all the time with deeply nested relational data needs. But I would argue this is more rare than not. And I often find that frontend engineers aren’t a
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by clintonb11 4y ago
Awesome idea, and awesome product! The blog post mentions CF for SaaS will have these features as well. Does that mean if I have primarily SaaS customers, I can expose this feature to their custom domains as an addon?
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by clintonb11 9y ago
My guess is that it is because of the mono-repo. Since it would take some work to figure out what changed and what to build, they just did it the easy way and re-build everything :-)
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by clintonb11 12y ago
I would also like to know why you made the switch in the first place. Was it the more-easily-distributed nature of nsq?
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by clintonb11 12y ago
Gotta love those benchmarks for 4k payloads... those are some big messages right there.
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Pet Peeve: "You Guys"(avc.com)
4 points by clintonb11 12y ago|2 comments
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by clintonb11 12y ago
Because these private companies have monopolies on their infrastructures and use protectionist measures to keep it that way. And on top of that, companies like Comcast have created a huge conflict of interest by owning content providers lik
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by clintonb11 12y ago
I am not saying I agree with this, but allowing gay people to be married gives them rights to adopt children. If you believe that the foundation of society is traditional family and that children should be raised, when possible, in a tradit
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by clintonb11 12y ago
When people honestly see how animals are treated, they are disgusted as well. Those industries go to great lengths to keep their operations private. Consent is a real issue, and should be part of the equation. Certainly with Children, but w
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by clintonb11 12y ago
Yup, same belief. Because that archaic thinking is going away. I don't care if he donated $1000 to the KKK. If it isn't affecting his role as CEO, then who cares. But I support gay marriage and I still eat at Chic Filet, so what d
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Weekly Newsletter on Home Automation and IoT(haweekly.com)
1 points by clintonb11 13y ago|0 comments
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by clintonb11 13y ago
I'm glad you said something. I was about to freak out a bit...
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by clintonb11 13y ago
ha ha ha, I totally thought the same thing. I was excited to see what city would benefit from from a kayak delivery service. I assumed venice :-)
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by clintonb11 13y ago
agreed, this plugin is good and getting better.
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by clintonb11 13y ago
I agree. PIP in python is great, but has some extra overhead and difficulty with it, like having to setup virtual environments for each project. NPM by default installs to the local project only and with a quick --save will put it in packag
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by clintonb11 14y ago
What about scalability? Trying to cluster and shard MySQL is a very difficult task, but with MongoDB it is trivial. No schema can be good, but scaling out easily is the big plus I see.
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by clintonb11 14y ago
You have multiple databases, just like a sql solution. One database per project.
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by clintonb11 15y ago
24 hours? I own an android phone and I am lucky to get 12 hours if I use it regularly.
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by clintonb11 15y ago
The difference in this case is that Android can be customized and tailored however a carrier or manufacturer wants, because the source code is in fact available. Windows never allowed for that.
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by clintonb11 15y ago
I think prices are lower than they would have been without android. Without debating the openness of the software, Android still gave phone manufacturers a huge code base for their smart phones that they would have had to develop otherwise,
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by clintonb11 15y ago
I would suggest installing the dark soda theme. It seems to remove any need for your finger to be put on anything. https://github.com/buymeasoda/soda-theme
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by clintonb11 15y ago
Agreed. I use ST2 on windows at work, and on OSX at home. I think it is great on both.