dagoat

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by dagoat 8y ago
Good point. And I think that is an important consideration. However, to be clear, he does have smaller scale management experience - most likely consistently, but at the very least during the Trump campaign. Perhaps he would be wrong for th
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by dagoat 8y ago
John Dunkin is the pilot you refer to. Do you think that he should be excluded from the job based on his Trump affiliation - or are there specific things he lacks that would mean he would be unsuitable for the job? It appears that Mr. Dunki
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by dagoat 8y ago
"You have what’s coming to you for the lies you have told to the public and investors" For a hit piece on Musk, I don't think that's the most flattering quote for the victim in this story.
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by dagoat 8y ago
I think it makes sense to just stick with what you know, unless you have good reasons not to. But since you asked (and mentioned Elixir), Phoenix live view or https://github.com/grych/drab .
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by dagoat 8y ago
> the time frame involved is decades Usually decades. For example, some early 2000s Ford GTs have appreciated to a multiple of their original selling price
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by dagoat 8y ago
> Every possible best pattern and practice (including the ones that were still a few years away) I'd already done them and perfected them. Care to provide examples of the patterns? Genuinely curious > I was so high up on the pea
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by dagoat 8y ago
> his specialty is really C# He used to (maybe still does) work for Google and write Java. Thus, likely making him adept at both languages. C#, from what I understand, is his passion though
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by dagoat 8y ago
FYI that’s a fork of the repo I posted. The fork hasn’t been updated in over 3 years
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by dagoat 8y ago
I fifth Heroku.
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by dagoat 8y ago
I would have said Heroku. But it doesn't appear its as straight forward for your stack as it is for others. However this looks promising: https://github.com/emk/heroku-buildpack-rust I would have also suggested h
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by dagoat 8y ago
> At least LeBron didn’t demand special tax deals and non-public data from cities to bring his talents. As is common with other, bigger ego, basketball players
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by dagoat 8y ago
Sometimes you can practice the wrong things, so I prefer: Practice makes permanent.
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by dagoat 8y ago
So because Google Play Music is worse at X, that means Spotify's X can't be bad? Or are you saying the bar is: "as long as there's something worse"
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by dagoat 8y ago
I think you need both. You need to ask/provide a way for users to tell you what they want (fixing or features). And you also need to observe users using the product.
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by dagoat 8y ago
I always wondered, back when zepto got some traction, if we'd see it become fully compatible with Bootstrap. Then there's always: https://github.com/thednp/bootstrap.native/ (which I've not used), b
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by dagoat 8y ago
Perhaps there's a strategy to reducing debt in the long run that involves taking on more debt in the short term? Spend money to make money as they say. Slightly off the beaten path, but: IIRC, roughly, the U.S began transitioning from
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by dagoat 8y ago
> Stay tuned though for our completely rewritten release based on very recent technology Nothing can possibli go wrong
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by dagoat 8y ago
> Which ones? Your repeated use of the word artificial is why I believe you are succumbing to the "artificial = bad" fallacy. I opted to generalize in those instances. As there are a multitude of artificial colours/preserv
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by dagoat 8y ago
> You can't just list some stuff with chemically sounding names and say "look - scary bad chemicals!" I didn't say "look - scary bad chemicals!", you did. > What specifically are you claiming is bad? I pr
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by dagoat 8y ago
> For most of us vitamins is rarely a problem.. so if we ignored that. What are you basing that on? > Then do we have any studies to suggest soda contains "bad" stuff that juice doesn't Probably. Look at a few labels of
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by dagoat 8y ago
Except that soda has other things in it that are bad and aren't called sugar. And juice still has many vitamins and minerals retained. I get what you're saying, and I'm not claiming juice is healthy. But it's certainly h
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by dagoat 8y ago
If you're in a niche where there are no freemium models/plans, is it still a good idea to offer one? It seems to me that many of the examples provided are of businesses in highly competitve spaces, where free alternatives likely a
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by dagoat 8y ago
AdonisJs actually does look interesting. As a side point though, it is much less mature than rails. Just going off the age, and number of: commits/releases/contributors. Its GitHub pulse is also obviously not as “rapid” Rails also
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by dagoat 8y ago
While I'm glad it works for you, this set up would definitely not work for me. I prefer less ceremony, remote when I like, no open office, etc etc
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by dagoat 8y ago
You might have a viable saas there. Check out email octopus and moonmail (also open source)
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by dagoat 8y ago
Doesn’t sound like a very good metric to use. Ideally companies are actively talking to their users about the product
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by dagoat 8y ago
Users definitely care if an app gets slower every few weeks
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by dagoat 8y ago
Correct me if I’m wrong, but I have a feeling what you describe could be prevented and that if you wanted to load/unload modules the sum of the JS could still be limited to a certain size
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by dagoat 8y ago
> I'm guessing you've never written something that can, for example, dynamically generate XLSX files out of filtered datasets in the browser. Guess again :) > our users value fast and regular turnaround time on feature updat
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by dagoat 8y ago
> This limit would break, nearly, all modern SAP apps I presume you mean SPA, and you’re probably correct. What limits do you think are reasonable? To me, if a SPA is > 500kb of JS my assumption is it’s unnecessarily bloated. Gzipped

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