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by gothy 4y ago
EdgeDB is looking like a dream db (with batteries included) to me, congrats on the launch! I wonder if you might wanna join efforts on building your cloud offer with guys at https://neon.tech/ (i'm not affiliated, but
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Cloud Spanner trims entry cost by 90%(cloud.google.com)
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by gothy 6y ago
Also, this "Platform limits" page doesn't make much sense now https://zeit.co/docs/v2/platform/limits
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by gothy 6y ago
They were in that space already. With this new pricing model, it feels like we're getting a generous "free tier" on the platform, but it's implicit. The "Hobby Plan" section in the ToS sounds like a risky thing
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by gothy 6y ago
It's hard for me to decide if it's genius or insane. This "fair use policy" really makes me nervous about the whole thing.
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by gothy 7y ago
New Surface 3 Laptop combined with WSL2 looks promising. Also, there're rumors on MBP 16" with a fixed(?) keyboard...
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by gothy 8y ago
I'm looking at FaunaDb very closely, seems like a nice "all you might ever need", but a bit unfamiliar at first glance.
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by gothy 8y ago
Hi Dan, any chances you and your team are working on a GraphQL access layer for the Firestore? It feels like nested queries(using refs for relations), basic mutations and (especially) graphql subscriptions would be a great match with Firest
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by gothy 8y ago
> Well, yeah. If I'd like to hang myself, I'd pick a technology with fewer correctness guarantees. As it turns out, that's not what I want. This is self-evident. That's exactly what I'm talking about. I'd al
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by gothy 8y ago
I was(am? will be again?) a fan of Elm. Constraints can be helpful and even liberating(in some sense). But that's something that should be balanced carefully with other things, like rules\laws that are clear, universal and follow the c
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by gothy 8y ago
This is a must read book even if you're not building a database :)
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by gothy 9y ago
> We will be postponing this event until we can deliver a more diverse slate of speakers. Like until the time only 50% of speakers are homo sapiens?
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by gothy 10y ago
I've got the very same thoughts. My 2014 15" MBP is mostly fine, however it needs some cleaning and anti-reflective coating issue has become really annoying lately. 2015 vs 2016 was hard since there's so little feedback from
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by gothy 10y ago
I can. Many friends have left during last year or so. Not sure if this is the only reason, mostly it's just a wish to find a better place to live and raise kids.
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by gothy 11y ago
Location: Ukraine Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Maybe Technologies: mostly front-end - JS, SASS, React/redux, Backbone, Node. Interested in Elixir. Résumé/CV: http://gothy.me Email: dmitry.utkin@gmail.com Interested
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by gothy 11y ago
Location: Ukraine Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Maybe Technologies: mostly front-end - JS/Coffee, SASS, React/Flux, Backbone, Node. Also played with Go, Elixir. Résumé/CV: http://gothy.me Email: dmitry.utkin@gm
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by gothy 11y ago
Hehe, I've done that when I was younger :)
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by gothy 11y ago
I understand you very well. My todo list called 'stuff to check out' grows so fast that sometimes I'm thinking about clearing it out and just start another one.
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by gothy 12y ago
Location: Ukraine Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Maybe (in 6-12 months) Technologies: mostly front-end - JS/Coffee, SASS, React/Flux, Backbone, Node. (Past: Python/Django, Android. Also played with Go, Elixir) Résumé/C
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by gothy 12y ago
Location: Ukraine Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Not at the moment. Technologies: mostly front-end stuff currently - JS/Coffee, SASS, Backbone, Node, React. Past: python, java, android/j2me. Played with Go, Elixir. Résumé/C
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by gothy 12y ago
> Your time would have been better wasted on building a framework for an already established language Don't we already have more than enough frameworks for established languages? :\
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by gothy 12y ago
Node processes do not share resources. Exception is some shared libraries that they might use like any other process on the system. Yes, modules are loaded and used independently in V8. Node just wraps it around and adds some additional fea
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by gothy 12y ago
Location: Ukraine Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Not at the moment. Technologies: mostly front-end stuff currently - JS/Coffee, sass, backbone, node, react. Past: python, java, android/j2me. Played with Go, Elixir. Résumé/
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by gothy 12y ago
I guess it's about marketing Hive to people. If you bring them 100 customers, and 5% of them will pay full price for Premium. Why shouldn't they give you smth in return?
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by gothy 12y ago
So hitting Ukrainian planes is OK? There wasn't any kind of terrorists that I'm aware of who got access to such a sophisticated weapons. And no one of those 'monkeys' could even handle with that 'BUK'. It'
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by gothy 14y ago
Best decision ever.
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by gothy 14y ago
Using CS for about 1.5 years now. Yes, there're ways to hurt yourself with bad CS code. This is also true for Python. When developer writes some fancy one-liner in CS or Python and I'm reviewing his commit, I just ask him to come over and e
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by gothy 14y ago
Node is not for everybody. Node is not for everything. 2 hasenj: try using coffeescript to get expressiveness if you're coming from Python(like I do). You'll be much more comfortable with it. Especially when you're using it for both fronten
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by gothy 14y ago
I guess it is. Not for everybody though. I've played a bit with the initial Fire tablet and I was really surprised with overall UX. Some Chinese "noname" tablets felt like a better option than "this". Apple has really high standards in prod
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by gothy 14y ago
Finally!

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