lovebes

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by lovebes 3y ago
May I get some more information on how you went into lifestyle business? Looking to get into that as well.
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by lovebes 3y ago
Even his website follows simple HTML stack architecture
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by lovebes 5y ago
I'm going on year 6 of my software development career. I marvel at people doing this for 20+ years, and hope I can be that person some day. Thanks for the insight.
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by lovebes 5y ago
Is this kinda like the Nerves approach but for Golang? ( https://github.com/nerves-project/nerves )
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by lovebes 5y ago
I think it's always safe to start looking, start preparing, start marketing yourself when you don't really need to. Especially when you feel the way you feel now. That way you have a feel for the waters, see what's available
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by lovebes 5y ago
how did they make it so fast? I'm always surprised by its loading speed
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by lovebes 5y ago
Why can't this be a source to mine instead of hashes for cryptocurrency? Seems like it's more beneficial to science if a coin was built around it.
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by lovebes 5y ago
woah shots fired
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by lovebes 5y ago
BEAM based Elixir projects shall have a say in the future which might replace Kubernetes.
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by lovebes 6y ago
I don't know Rails. I know Python and Golang. Worked in a data-intensive, data heavy startup, throwing microservices, nanoservices in a haphazard fashion with K8S backing the "throw and see something sticks" approach. Elixir,
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by lovebes 6y ago
always thought the reason is LA is prone to earthquakes
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by lovebes 7y ago
Why do banking institutions or related fintech use functional languages? Is there some more guarantee than OOP flavored languages?
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by lovebes 7y ago
Basecamp https://github.com/basecamp/handbook/search?q=remote&unscope...
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by lovebes 7y ago
what's the tech stack behind this?
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by lovebes 8y ago
ReasonML is going to bring Ocaml to the masses. Massively popular React apps can be created from ReasonML. Ocaml + syntactic sugar = ReasonML.