megalord

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by megalord 1y ago
I agree with everything in the blog post. What I'm struggling with right now is the correct way of executing things the most safe way but also I want flexibility for LLM. Execute/choose function from list of available fns is okay
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by megalord 2y ago
I agree with this, it was always the case with everything in the real world as well. People use tools that can best handle the problem they have. However, I think most today's websites/apps do not require to be SPA oriented. If on
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by megalord 2y ago
what are those 4 icons of google, amazon, airbnbn, openai on landing page for? I never understood why people are doing this.
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by megalord 2y ago
Many of you guys probably don't even need API for web development. Same as we didn't. We rewrote codebase, removed React and Graphql part and now Django serves html. Win win for everyone. We don't have mobile app and don&#x27
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by megalord 3y ago
> No matter what indexes we threw at the table I don't have information on how team investigated the whole problem. What table looks like? What indexes exactly? Was there any explain analyzing? 28 millions are not as many as it see
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by megalord 3y ago
Yeah, because when we implement it in C++ we surely are going to save the planet now.
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by megalord 3y ago
For now
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by megalord 3y ago
Communism has never been tried? Could you explain a little bit more? I don't know if you are joking or lacking knowledge. Or maybe I lack some knowledge you know about
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by megalord 3y ago
if you are logged in, it has to check if you upvoted some of those listed items (submission and comments). If you're logged out, it doesn't need to check anything - so it's faster
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by megalord 3y ago
Django is just one example. There wasn't major change for how the whole application is being written
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Our new single point of failure - third-party script for cookies consent(schnuky.substack.com)
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by megalord 3y ago
I wonder if introduction of some goats there would change something
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by megalord 3y ago
> to one very specific type of client is frankly stupid However, I see this specific type of clients that need just basic web functionalities, e.g CRUD operations and build something basic more prevalent than those that need very instant
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by megalord 3y ago
This is really impressive. Very nice work
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by megalord 4y ago
I have been in 4 different companies, with a decent to very good salary. React is self-fulfilling prophecy also because developers want to make as much money as possible and companies need more React developers because, at least in my exper
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by megalord 4y ago
Don't know anything about your company or product, but I've been in 4 different companies where React was used. Every single one had different setup, best practices, state management lib, "the way" of doing things, bundl
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by megalord 4y ago
And that's exactly why are houses so damn expensive all over the world. Boom
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by megalord 4y ago
> Many places in the world continue to have extremely high birth rates https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_sovereign_states_and_d... There are 102 countries having fertility rate above 2.1, a lot of these countrie
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by megalord 4y ago
Trees, right?
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by megalord 6y ago
Location: Slovakia Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Only in EU Technologies: Typescript, React, Redux, Tailwind, NodeJS, AWS, Lambda, Serverless, DynamoDB Résumé/CV: https://martinschnurer.github.io/cv Email: martin.s