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by ithrow 4y ago
Genuine question, why developer productivity was higher in node?
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by ithrow 4y ago
What does 'common tooling' mean?
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by ithrow 4y ago
Intellij/Webstorm doesn't "just work", at least for javascript: https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/WEB-57184/wrong-warning... It's a real turn off that a commercial IDE can't get fu
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by ithrow 4y ago
FWIW, I haven't found a better outliner for projects than orgmode and have look for alternatives because of the reasons you mention.
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by ithrow 4y ago
Thanks and yeah, being able to put text under the outline is like the most important feature for me and it's where most outliners fall short.
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by ithrow 4y ago
Yeah just checked Bear out, it can't even fold headlines.
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by ithrow 4y ago
Here is Rich Hickey doing a conference talk in orgmode ;) https://youtu.be/thpzXjmYyGk?t=376
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by ithrow 4y ago
What didn't work for you with Todoist? I'm using along side orgmode to quickly write down tasks on my phone.
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by ithrow 4y ago
How does the outliner obsidian plugin compares to orgmode? My biggest use case for orgmode is as an outliner for projects and the features you can use while outlining like dates, deadlines, schedules, todos, lists, progress indicators for l
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by ithrow 4y ago
Orgmode does let you search invisible text, it even expands/collapses headlines/lists etc... automatically as you search.
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by ithrow 4y ago
I can't let vimium go even as an emacs user ;) As someone else replied, insert mode.
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by ithrow 4y ago
In contrast, a system that only handles base data in terms of triples assumes that you have a perfect attribute-oriented information model figured out upfront. But given this is rarely the case users will want tools that help them to easil
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by ithrow 4y ago
Interesting. What are you thoughts in regards to Hickey's comments about the structural rigidity of relations/tables to represent information on how they impede flexibility, make your program hard to change over time and increase
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by ithrow 4y ago
For web apps, why use two languages if you can get away with only one? unfortunately, is hard to beat JS/TS here.
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by ithrow 4y ago
I wouldn't recommend JVM for web in 2023 Why not? (assuming backend part only)
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by ithrow 4y ago
Why not just TS?
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by ithrow 4y ago
with a script
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by ithrow 4y ago
Just download an older version of the browser?
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by ithrow 4y ago
I would add nodejs/Typescript as a mature option by now. Also, for web apps, using only one programming language sounds like a net positive for me.
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by ithrow 4y ago
nodejs, postgres and react?
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by ithrow 4y ago
,npm/yarn
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by ithrow 4y ago
Wouldn't really call this time travel since you can still have data loss between branch creations and having no query support for historical data would make it tedious.
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by ithrow 4y ago
$188 without storage and bandwidth.
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by ithrow 4y ago
If I had to pick one of the three, it would absolutely be Python for ubiquity. Except for browser programming.
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by ithrow 4y ago
Javascript on the backend too, why dable in two languages/ecosystem if one can equally get the job done? (for many use cases)
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by ithrow 4y ago
Vue shines for user interaction. Instead of a single SPA, we usually have one per rendered page (i.e. User Interface). Works very well. That means you have to parse all the JS on every rendered page.
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by ithrow 4y ago
Written in haxe.
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by ithrow 4y ago
The tools used in this article require an understanding of what the hardware is actually doing. Which doesn't apply to 99% of business applications out there.
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by ithrow 4y ago
If you are one Rails, why not the hotwire stuff?
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by ithrow 4y ago
you may store data as property graphs or triples, but when you do a query, you always get back relations Can you elaborate on this? in datomic you can get back hierarchical data

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