random_kris

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by random_kris 2y ago
In microservice world. Do you want to track features in each service or have a source of truth using flagd I prefer central source of truth
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by random_kris 2y ago
Nice! Sometime ago i made a small poc with usage on Frontend (nextjs) Backcend (js) Flag provider (flagd + flag api that serves json flags from db) Cool stuff https://github.com/grmkris/openfeature-flagd-hono-nextjs
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by random_kris 2y ago
Very cool wanted to build something similar myself
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by random_kris 2y ago
Maybe because it was woke propaganda and now we realized everyone is doing that shit
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by random_kris 2y ago
> You are better programmer that way and I would say a better person Lost you here. A better person by using old school IDEs? What are you smoking A better person used LLM and whatever tool he gets at disposal to get job done ASAP and t
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by random_kris 2y ago
Well if it isn't profitable it isn't desirable by society enough?
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by random_kris 3y ago
The many flavors of people...
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by random_kris 3y ago
After biking for some months a 15min ride shouldn't get you too sweaty
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by random_kris 3y ago
But you have raw SQL operator and all drizzle operations does is to build you the SQL query. Well other orms do that as well ofc. But I feel this is a low level as it can get
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by random_kris 3y ago
I implemented this using drizzle and PG not long ago Check the repo here https://github.com/grmkris/drizzle-pg-notify-audit-table
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by random_kris 3y ago
Had epiphany to build something similar not long ago https://github.com/grmkris/monocon Sadly my motivation did not last long. Nice project
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by random_kris 3y ago
https://orm.drizzle.team/ Basically this ?
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by random_kris 3y ago
These two points (docs and looking at source code) Started working for me only few years into the career, when I had a really good grasp of foundations
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by random_kris 3y ago
And the party is in charge of enforcing those laws right ?
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by random_kris 3y ago
Possible integration with drizzle orm ? Let me define schema with drizzle and use its generated objects to interact with db. Postgres driver for server SQLite driver for client
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by random_kris 3y ago
I love tamagui and their starter kit... But on other hand I feel anything I'd build with it could be achieved as web app + pwa. For anything more complex id go with native app. Anyone else feel the same ? So building a good API layer
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by random_kris 3y ago
As a web dev, user of 100 different tools to render something to browser, I like how self contained it seems to be.
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by random_kris 3y ago
https://payloadcms.com/ For js/node
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by random_kris 3y ago
I prefer pnpm for monorepos 1st It caches node modules making it faster and space efficient 2nd It creates a root node-modules and then a node-module for each sub package. Which makes it much easier to work with monorepo packages. With a s
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by random_kris 3y ago
The 40-50$ is not a lie. A good quality meal with some wine and dessert will cost you +40$ for sure
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by random_kris 3y ago
I wonder how much overhead does the rendering or react on server add ? If I have an API sever and then instead of calling those apis from client, I make all db calls on the server and then render the html. How much of processing that was d
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by random_kris 3y ago
Not true at all
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by random_kris 3y ago
I hope I never have to work with you
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by random_kris 3y ago
ngmi
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by random_kris 3y ago
Care to elaborate further? I've been building on top of trpc and even for inter service communication we use it
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by random_kris 3y ago
I cannot decide what to do on my project. Use drizzle as orm and supabase just as a nice wrapper around my PG db. Or go fully into supabase ecosystems and also use their types and their built in migrations and types
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by random_kris 3y ago
Any good way to implement global payment network (mobile or not) that is not subject to government whims?
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by random_kris 3y ago
How to "fix" this ? I can see this all the time where I work. I call people out on it. And from bosses POV I am seen as the guy who delivers.. but from peers perspective I am a bit of a hard ass... And I feel like that anytime I d
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by random_kris 3y ago
Indeed couldn't agree more
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by random_kris 3y ago
Every problem has a solution. When it is hard take a step back and return to the problem. Eventually you will find a solution or a quick hack

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