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by ithrow 4y ago
Is not Java or Go but surely beats the pants out of Ruby/Python, and then, Ruby/Python has been wildly successful for lots apps/companies.
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by ithrow 4y ago
Expecting a IDE to fix someone's terrible code riddle with bugs non sequitur. What programming language was this?
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by ithrow 4y ago
Yes, async is hard. It adds lots of complexity, both to the code and in your mental model. That slows development. Nodejs devs seem to be doing fine? and I would say their development is faster than most devs working on other stacks. Node
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by ithrow 4y ago
https://openstax.org/subjects/math For free online textbooks these ones seem to have good reputation on the Internet. I did the 'pre-algebra' and 'algebra and trigonometry' books, found them good. D
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by ithrow 4y ago
Looks like a must-have thing that is also missing from planetscale is point-in-time recovery.
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by ithrow 4y ago
TCO will be part of project valhalla not loom.
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by ithrow 4y ago
Yeah, nothing about WAL mode which is what most users will want for web apps. sqlite is accessed via a socket? defeats the whole purpose of using sqlite. Many here are mentioning using one sqlite file per customer but that sounds like a nig
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by ithrow 4y ago
As they say, "you are not twitter" ;) Access to monstrous machines is easy today and you have very fast runtimes like Go and the JVM that can leverage this hardware.
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by ithrow 4y ago
F# has the same problem, you have to learn C#.
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by ithrow 4y ago
With the vim plugin? If not, how did you adapt?
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by ithrow 5y ago
https://debezium.io/documentation/reference/1.9/development/...
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by ithrow 5y ago
The only reason those alternate languages have buy in is because of the Java ecosystem, if Java fades aways those languages would likely fade away too. You really think AWS is going to be offering Clojure SDKs? Remains to be seem for Kotlin
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by ithrow 5y ago
Debezium can be used for this in embedded mode if you are on the JVM.
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by ithrow 5y ago
Yes but sirix is not a SQL/RDBMS.
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by ithrow 5y ago
Agree, we just add React components here and there to server-side rendered HTML and it works great for us. The issue is most companies want separate teams for front-end and back-end and each team wants clear separation of boundaries and res
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by ithrow 5y ago
Hmm I'm looking for an algebra/trig book, curious, that looks more like a book for memorizing stuff than for understanding things? 128 pages seem to little for those three subjects.
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by ithrow 5y ago
Clojure is indeed niche, but this is compensated by being able to use Java libraries.
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by ithrow 5y ago
Have anyone run ngrok on ubiquiti routers, how did it go?
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by ithrow 5y ago
The benchmark in the tweet show it is.
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by ithrow 5y ago
I don't even get why Golang is considered a good language. Because it's a more 'get shit done' language (with a fast solid runtime, good stdlib and and fast compiles), it's not concerned with giving its users the
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by ithrow 5y ago
The material used to kill white walkers.
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by ithrow 5y ago
What do you mean by "default contents"?
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by ithrow 5y ago
Or a rebellion starts eventually, which is one of the objectives of these sanctions.
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by ithrow 5y ago
Now the West has taken their livelihood from them That's the whole point, make the country poor.
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by ithrow 5y ago
This a good advice for dealing with 'decision paralysis' which can make you waste more time than just trying out the options.
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by ithrow 5y ago
Hiring wasn't in the articles' checklist though ;) Valid point anyway
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by ithrow 5y ago
Every new release was like "we broke backwards compatibility but we got it right this time", rinse and repeat
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by ithrow 5y ago
For generating PDFs like invoices in a webapp, is libraries like this the way to go these days or is still using a pdf lib the norm? Pros of Playwright/Puppeteer: Reuse existing HTML/CSS knowledge Cons: Requires an external servic
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by ithrow 5y ago
What do you think cloudflare workers are and what is parsing the JS? ;)
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by ithrow 5y ago
But looks like you do need to have v8 running somewhere for production?

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