ivanyv

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by ivanyv 4y ago
Hi, as I mentioned, I tried building under Ubuntu, which didn't improve build time that much considering the hardware specs, IMHO. So it does point out to optimizing the build itself, as esperent also suggested.
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by ivanyv 4y ago
Thanks, I didn't know about esbuild. I do not look forward to trying a different build system, but might be worth it.
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Ask HN: Building a fast PC for development (JS)
2 points by ivanyv 4y ago|5 comments
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by ivanyv 5y ago
Do you listen at >1x speeds? I would also like these for biking but would like to know if quality would be enough for 2-3x
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by ivanyv 10y ago
Just one that hasn't been mentioned already: -- Derek Sivers: https://sivers.org/
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by ivanyv 10y ago
Fullstack Developer Location: Mexico Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: no Technologies: Ruby on Rails, PostgreSQL, JavaScript LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ivanv Contact: LinkedIn / http://ivanyv
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by ivanyv 10y ago
I'm always trying things for this, first WorkFlowy, now: https://gingkoapp.com/ I also tried Notion but it's very slow.
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by ivanyv 10y ago
This is how I learned english. I fell in love with computers at an early age and everything from programs to documentation and the few communities were all in english. So I had to learn. I winged it at the time, just used a dictionary, so
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by ivanyv 10y ago
This. I'd love to be able to actually have dozens of "virtual" accounts that use a single account so I could keep track of what everything is for, but just having a separate account that I can't easily take money from wo
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by ivanyv 10y ago
RubyMine. Went through TextMate, Sublime, vim, you name it. For Ruby development this IDE is superb and a joy to use everyday. Only downside is getting used to it when sometimes it isn't available (vim comes to the rescue usually).
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by ivanyv 10y ago
Absolutely. I used LastPass for a long time when it first came out. Then I tried Dashlane to see if it sucked less (it does in some ways, but still sucks). 1Password is a joy to use compared to those two.
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by ivanyv 12y ago
An AdSense site that's been running since '04: +-----------+--------+ | Year | $ | +-----------+--------+ | 2004 | 343 | (I was 24) | 2005 | 440 | | 2006 | 2,800 | | 2007
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by ivanyv 12y ago
SEEKING WORK - REMOTE Hi, I'm a full stack dev, 8+ years of Rails experience, more with JavaScript et al. DevOps experience (Ansible), PostgreSQL (I have a long love history with SQL, from MSSQL, to MySQL). I love learning, challenges,
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by ivanyv 13y ago
At first I did lots of SEO, good page titles, meta tags, links from other sites. It brought modest traffic. Since then I haven't done much but the traffic keeps growing. Part of the explanation is that is has a pretty long tail.
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by ivanyv 13y ago
12 years ago I started a vertical social network for schools. We tried to hustle and visited schools one by one to sign them up. It crashed. Hard. Over time it evolved into a simple school directory, and after 3 years or so, it started maki
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by ivanyv 17y ago
Believe it or not, I wasn't familiar with that site... "thank you" ;-)
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by ivanyv 17y ago
I'm surprised it's higher than in Mexico. I thought our government liked to screw the corporations big time... Or maybe that's one of the reasons the country remains an underdog?
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by ivanyv 17y ago
That is an extremely broad question, and the answer depends on your application. I suggest you outline what type of application you're building and related requirements, and post that to http://stackoverflow.com
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by ivanyv 17y ago
I kind of disagree. While I agree with your first statement somewhat, I know many programmers who can express themselves pretty well in their language of choice, but when it comes to human communication, well... ;-)
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by ivanyv 17y ago
I agree with most of his points, but let's be honest people, writing good documentation is no easy task. And not many programmers are good communicators either.
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by ivanyv 17y ago
That's it! Thanks!
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by ivanyv 17y ago
There's this site where you can compare implementations of several patterns in different languages... If only I could remember where... anyone?
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by ivanyv 17y ago
Drooling... You build a working HTML4 web app, and then sprinkle progressive enhancements with JS and HTML5 (even offline browsing!), and voilá! You've got a web application with an awesome desktop client!
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by ivanyv 17y ago
One very useful way to get around this, specially when you use both a local and the global version, is to setup a keyword search for each in your browser (in Chrome and Firefox it's pretty easy). So for example, if I want the english Google
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by ivanyv 17y ago
Plus, FWIW, with MySQL I've had lots of table corruption issues over the years (although it's been a couple of years since then, so it might be more stable now). Never had any issue with PostgreSQL.
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by ivanyv 17y ago
Hey, that can come in handy! I want to get up a bit earlier without using an alarm, so I hope it works!
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by ivanyv 17y ago
I know, but I also believe it would be great if those two sites served as a hub for companies like SliceHost and Linode to put their support material, which could then be readily improved by the community.
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by ivanyv 17y ago
Interesting but way too long. The third replicator that will doom us all: the web (and the power it, along with all the connected devices consume). More interesting (to me anyways): What if little by little Google "decides" to start showing
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by ivanyv 17y ago
So much useful information spreaded everywhere. I suppose it's a good thing, but I also wish everybody would use StackOverflow and ServerFault ;-)
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by ivanyv 17y ago
Nice to know I'm not the only one who thinks that. I learned English when I was about 12, in part thanks to my passion for computers and in part because I had great teachers (in public school!). It's been one of the greatest gifts I've been

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