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nathanappere
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About nathanappere
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Comment #49151987
It makes the frog a king which is not in the prompt, so there is a bit of confusion.
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Comment #47673117
The experience of "you push, provision databases & dependencies in 3 clicks, and it just works" is sadly still unmatched.
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Comment #47422737
I think people just mean "using vector databases to enable RAG".
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Comment #47351969
But we need contracts that go way further what static typing provides. If they add dependant types + ability to enforce the types at runtime so that you can use it on various input…
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Comment #46922335
What's a better offering that makes it easier to push projects in production?
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Comment #46922328
But their offering is "frontend oriented", what you describe doesn't work for django / laravel / rails / etc, no ?
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Comment #45610447
Don't know how much you have used ember, but I disagree, it's quite sane as a programming model and ember data is still ahead in terms of developper comfort for client apps.
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Comment #45259505
100% this! I'm amazed at how most issues with React are non-issues with Ember, and still saddened by how often React dev are completely unaware of how these issues have been solved…
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Comment #44796676
You can just rephrase it as "an idea alone is worthless without proper execution" which is what is meant.
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Comment #44692641
Curious, have you tried entering people houses when the door is open?
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Comment #44008591
It does if you have blocking calls or you cannot yield to the event loop in time consuming code.
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Comment #43965958
It assumes there is a need for that software. It's not because I can ship the nth clone of flappy bird in minutes that I will?
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Comment #43964866
Note that you do not on websites that are not trying to use your data without your consent. Rephrased: the issue might not be the law.
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Comment #43963135
What are the good projects?
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Comment #43960294
Because most software doesn’t need to be good, but just hit the “kind of does the job well enough” line. It improves velocity for this usecase.
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Comment #42880536
I laughed
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Comment #42739054
After having used Ember for several years I find it very sad they didn't develop a "mobile" offering, the dev experience is fastly superior (especially as it relates to state handl…
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Comment #42735864
"React very much feels like programming using only side-effects" this absolutely nails it.
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Comment #41419022
> Fix the rules if the rules are stupid" "Pay excellent people out of band, for example." why not fix the band ?
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Comment #40183110
You're mistaking corporations for people.
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Comment #40183098
So for you it's the same than being paid by a private corporation?
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Comment #39872951
This doesn't work with the constraint of "staying on AWS" though.
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Comment #39764658
I use a functional version of this that can chain any "callables" + support extensions on the calling interface https://docs.rubykit.org/kit-organizer/edge/Kit.Organizer.Se...
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Comment #33970680
And what's wrong with shedding some light on this behaviour so that it changes and starts complying with the law? Also: "Your jumping to defend YC companies make me wonder if you'r…