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damidekronik

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    Comment #47928798

    Given the stated goal, most likely exaggerating

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    Comment #46009027

    I am using pgboss myself, very decent, very simple. Had some issues with graphile back in the days, cant remember what exaclty, it probably did already overcome whatever I was stru…

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    Comment #45037910

    So we need to create tools with very high flexibility, not-so-fantastic onboarding that take a long time to setup and hard to get right - so that AI can fix them? I would rather us…

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    Comment #44489850

    And then once The Anyone gets few more years of experience they revert back to the bulky one.

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    Comment #44255600

    Maybe we can at least fix the headline here, on hacker news

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    Comment #43792939

    Prisma doesn't cover plenty of SQL features. custom types, more complex indexes (like where clause). It is also a VC backed biznes, need to be ready to drop it at almost any time, …

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    Comment #43784883

    I am using both prisma and kysely in the same codebase with a great success. The db schema is driven by SQL, not prisma. It is then introspected by both kysely and prisma, prisma i…

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    Comment #43025111

    Love Webstorm, but I am having constant problems with type hints. Typescript with a solid setup that over time stopped working well.

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    Comment #42865178

    "The obsessive need for AI developers (...)" - Of product product/business people trying to fit into the "AI era". Developers, if given a chance, wouldn't probably built this.

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    Comment #42305529

    As someone interested in the gaming sector but with a web dev/full stack experience this seems like an amazing offer. It is however a shame you are not disclosing the salary range.…

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    Comment #42267328

    What's missing from https://kysely.dev/ ?

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    Comment #42184403

    From this year's Iq: Botany: Jacob White and Felipe Yamashita, for finding that certain plants imitate the leaf shape of nearby plastic plants and concluding that "plant vision" is…

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    Comment #42080099

    Which 49" do you have? I am looking to improve my setup and wouldn't mind some suggestions.

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    Comment #40934723

    Parent comments is still correct, NHS is free from the Financial Incentive problem. I don't think anyone claims the system is good, just this one aspect is correct.

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    Comment #40864488

    Slightly similar, in Lem's novel all war efforts moved to the moon where AI deployed by each nation continues in an endless conflict. Peace on Earth is achieved, peace in the mail …

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    Comment #40526933

    Postgraphile is great, until you need to debug row level security. Or when you realize you need another tool to make the query type safe.

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    Comment #40373070

    I think a nicer takeaway is what the author summarized with: 1. Always use BUFFERS when running an EXPLAIN. It gives some data that may be crucial for the investigation. 2. Always,…

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    Comment #40031882

    Would honestly love to know more. What activities which are not common for a store did he bring from the navy?

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    Comment #37868087

    I am using the Pro version, "MacBook Pro M2 24GB 13-inch 2022". Backend and frontend mostly, several docker containers running constantly, several chrome and firefox instances with…

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    Comment #34686077

    When trying out some C++ I was surprised by how many projects bundled the library source code, essentially finding any actual client code a pain.

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    Comment #34216716

    I wish it was only 15 minutes.

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    Comment #33455908

    Definitely should evaluate both. Still curious about nhost's perspective.

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    Comment #32964441

    Ethiopian is an extremly underrated cousine. Both the distinct but simple taste of the "curries" and the unique flavour of the "pancake" which is traditionally used to eat (instead…

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    Comment #32227786

    Chatbots. Cheap excuse to cut customer service or hide it behind a tedious process of convincing the if-else that it can't actually solve your problem.