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by zpe 8y ago
Me and my colleagues have benefitted greatly from Sequel Pro over the years. Recent Mojave complaints aside it's been close to perfect. It's eye opening to think we have paid nothing. Maybe companies should look into implementing
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by zpe 10y ago
1. Employing twenty people and making a profit. 2. Per app server we paid less than the cost of a macbook pro. Between 0.001 and 0.0015 USD in hardware costs per thousand ad views, which makes it irrelevant to the company bottom line. 3. Eu
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by zpe 10y ago
A few years ago my side project (and my second ever ruby/rails project) unexpectedly became quite popular. Last couple of years it's been doing about 50,000 (user facing) api requests per second during high load, with almost a mil
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by zpe 13y ago
I have no knowledge as to what you think of triple canapés, but I do get a strong feeling of entitlement from you. You also seem to disregard a whole bunch of people(like me for example) that didn't experience as much pain as you. As w
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by zpe 13y ago
We've upgraded a similarly large project and for us the two following mistakes caused the majority of headache: 1) Adapting libraries without regards to long term maintenance. I.e. single person project that he/she does because a
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by zpe 13y ago
"no one in the Rails community has the slightest interest in yesterday" I think this is pretty disrespectful. The deprecation warnings and online documentation didn't magically appear. For example this section "upgrading
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by zpe 13y ago
I think he means the best combinations of dishes found.
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by zpe 14y ago
Looks like typed function to me.
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by zpe 14y ago
Sigh, another day, another post from you bashing the "ruby community". You got you message accross - ruby sucks, you're migrating to php, good for you! I've read like 15 post from you saying the exact same thing. Please, enough already!