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abaldwin99

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    Comment #37336596

    Here's the example I point people to when talking about transactions: https://sakurity.com/blog/2015/05/21/starbucks.html

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    Comment #32160083

    I have to admit I'm getting a bit of fatigue reviewing frameworks in Node that are claimed to be batteries-included and similar to Rails/Django/Laravel. SailsJS, Redwood, NestJS, R…

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    Comment #31910140

    Some of these newer frameworks are certainly using the term "full stack" in a very different sense than how it's been used historically. Could you fault someone for a cursory readi…

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    Comment #31462310

    At some point I want to write a long-form post with code proving my statements above. I walked through this scenario a long time ago using https://www.flopzilla.com/holdeq.html to …

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    Comment #31457268

    If the bot is playing a Nash equilibrium then it doesn't need to devise the opponent's strategy. It's guaranteed to tie the opponent in the worst case (the opponent is also playing…

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    Comment #29987214

    The difference for poker is it takes a lot more play time to sort players by skill. There's no ELO to climb and thus you don't get to play against more challenging opponents. e.g. …

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    Comment #27030855

    Sure we do that before every release as well. But a rollback is a much less invasive surgical fix compared to a full database restore. You're down while the new db instance spins u…

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    Comment #26891672

    So future features notwithstanding, is the typical Prisma workflow that if a migration failed during a production deploy the developer would have to manually work out how to fix it…

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    Comment #26890863

    Thanks for getting back to me! Most of these are pretty important to us. I did try to put lower priority items near the bottom of the list. However, I did omit several nice-to-have…

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    Comment #26889539

    @nikolasburk can you comment? Before compiling this list I was seriously considering using Prisma to kick off a big upcoming project. In the spirit of being open-minded I'd really …

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    Comment #26888823

    I'm completely perplexed at some of the functionality that's absent in Prisma? I'm coming from the Rails/Django world for reference. Can anyone help me understand if I'm out in lef…

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