pinkgodzilla

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by pinkgodzilla 8y ago
In develop mode, hot module reload (HMR) changes the text immediately on the screen as you edit. But yes, HMR and caching has some glitching once in a while.
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by pinkgodzilla 8y ago
I tried Hugo, Jekyll and Gatsby. Assuming that a static site is 95% likely a marketing (self, company or otherwise) site and a marketing site needs to impress, a static site generator should be first and foremost built from the requirements
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by pinkgodzilla 8y ago
If this occurred frequently for my business, you would architect your system for on-prem flexibility and capabilities. However, I think for just "data" like S3 blob storage, this is definitely a no brainer. I would imagine for VMs
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by pinkgodzilla 8y ago
They never change over the course of say 3 years? 5 years? If it changes frequently that's great - someone could be put to task to monitor. If it changes very rarely, you will have a surprise outage although I am guessing debugging and
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by pinkgodzilla 8y ago
I wonder what kind of monitoring and alert system must exist if any cloud provider changes their SDK or APIs (signature, logic, capability etc.) upstream while your go binaries are in production. Did Google manage to get cloud providers on
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by pinkgodzilla 8y ago
I was talking about it in a proverbial manner - that the search for a co-founder would have to be methodical and systematic akin to sales. It can be excel, airtable, hubspot etc.
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by pinkgodzilla 8y ago
In gitlab ci, we run govars.sh which not just sets the gopath but also adds the "bin" folder to PATH. Then when we run tests we know where to get our compiled binary from. Our govars also sets the path on where to find our conf.ya
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by pinkgodzilla 8y ago
Can someone help me understand why people hate gopath? We have a script called govars.sh at the root of every project and it sets the gopath exactly the same way one would use virtualenv in Python. We remove the default one from .bashrc or
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by pinkgodzilla 8y ago
I am a non-technical co-founder who after a year of building product, has acidentally become a full time software engineer (as our product was horrendously complicated - not always a good thing). Now I am going back to doing biz dev and mar
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by pinkgodzilla 8y ago
Would like to add "habit of drinking water" to this list. ANY beverage whether its coffee, soda, tea - is easily 4 to 6 dollars and is an entirely made up requirement.
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by pinkgodzilla 8y ago
Yes decommissioning is an integral part of the project and regulators and lenders mandate you to set aside funds for it before the first brick is even laid. Knocking them down is part of the project's economic and environmental risks e
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by pinkgodzilla 9y ago
Nice, I am a hydropower guy and its rare to see river / hydro related things on front page!
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by pinkgodzilla 9y ago
Apologies in advance for the oversimplification. It depends on the actual contract you signed but in general it goes like this: VC puts in 1 dollar, you sell at 1.2, VC will take the first dollar and MAY take the next 20 cents. That could m