metapsj

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by metapsj 3y ago
The Limits of the Singapore Housing Model https://marketurbanism.com/2020/08/05/the-limits-of-the-sing...
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by metapsj 3y ago
imho the key concept is in-process rest as in representational state transfer as an interface. instead of an imperative interface it's more of a protocol based interface. think http middleware built around a standard interface like ru
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by metapsj 3y ago
You have to follow Marcel Weiher's work on combinators aka connectors. The following article references his work on in-process rest, polymorphic identifiers, and storage combinators. What Alan Kay Got Wrong About Objects https:/&
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by metapsj 4y ago
here's a couple more to throw into the mix. Hypertext allows you to write HTML from Ruby. https://github.com/soveran/hypertext rbexy - A Ruby template language inspired by JSX https://github.com/pa
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by metapsj 4y ago
maximum employment is a pandemic period objective. they aren't intending to crush the labor market. the fed has largely behind the curve in addressing inflation.
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by metapsj 4y ago
appreciate your response. i get the impression dense urban environments are ripe for various types of capture not to mention the variety of competing interests that end up diluting the effectiveness of policy to address these issues. also,
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by metapsj 4y ago
are there other options besides increasing the density of housing?
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by metapsj 4y ago
along the same line... freemesh for wifi AP based mesh networks. not as convenient as briar, but considering the situation having multiple modes of communication seems like a good hedge. https://freemeshwireless.com/
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by metapsj 5y ago
hopefully you find this helpful... On December 7th, 2016, Pebble announced that they were ceasing operations. Two days later, on December 9th, 2016, the Rebble web site went live, announcing our intention to "maintain and advance Pebbl
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by metapsj 6y ago
can you elaborate on ruby? i'm curious to understand your experience with it and what brought you to the conclusion that you "hate programming".
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by metapsj 7y ago
here's another option to throw into the mix... ward cunningham's federated wiki https://wardcunningham.github.io/
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by metapsj 7y ago
thx :-) i get the impression event sourcing for the uninitiated is too abstract a concept and is often confused with event-driven architectures.
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by metapsj 7y ago
event sourcing and the notion of compensating transactions go along way in solving these types of problems.
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by metapsj 7y ago
great for data that is mostly read intensive. not so great if you have lots of writes. @maxk42 approach with the relationship table works well for both read and write intensive applications.
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by metapsj 7y ago
great for data that is mostly read intensive. not so great if you want lots of writes. @maxk42 approach with the relationship table works well for both read and write intensive applications.
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by metapsj 7y ago
i don't have any experience with Stripe Atlas. here are the highlights of their offering. Enables founders to assign relevant IP to the company at formation, formalizing ownership of key technology. Is designed to make conversion to a
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by metapsj 8y ago
would it be a stretch to say criminally negligent? or conspiring to obstruct an active investigation? obviously it would require further investigating the back channel of communication within the company and the individuals involved, but
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by metapsj 8y ago
I think there's a middle ground, it's more a domain driven design centric view of the world. Each domain is a monolithic style application with services that run in their own processes and communicate via some type of messaging i
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by metapsj 8y ago
i tried searching for the "Lucy ecosystem" in relation to C# and .Net but was not able to find any references to it. I'm guessing is an acronym for a stack, could you further clarify?
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by metapsj 8y ago
physical limit is probably to narrow to effectively argue my original position. there are many limiting factors including physical boundaries of geography. consider the political climate, economic environment, accumulated technical debt o
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by metapsj 8y ago
i agree with your assessment that we are artificially constraining city populations. i feel it's more than just the engineering potential that limits a city's capacity. consider the political climate, the economic environment, t
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by metapsj 8y ago
the focus on housing is short sighted. there will always be a physical limit based on the geography of the area. most political agendas are focused on concentration of wealth to maximize public programs i.e. mass transportation. i think