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subfay

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    Comment #19431212

    None of them is on a standard unmodded Rails stack.

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    Comment #19387280

    OT: While I like how FB is recently struggling, I have to say that their open source contributions and the teams working on those are by far the best in this industry. I hope they …

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    Comment #19367802

    This is normal, people come and go and Sam is a superb guy. The communication about his leaving though, was subpar (to use a polite wording) and seems just off. No strong appreciat…

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    Comment #19361034

    OT: people often confuse being in tech with being an employed programmer. The key is to code but not as an employee or contractor. Then, being in tech is a joy.

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    Comment #19327187

    Agree. It's not art but an unfounded fear that one might steal/fork the source and get more credits.

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    Comment #18840784

    Couldn't agree more. Just look at Google Tends. Because Elixir is dying they do more and more content marketing: https://trends.google.com/trends/explore?geo=US&q=%2Fm%2F0pl... In …

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    Comment #18840698

    Best question in this thread and I am looking fwd to an answer. I guess that just very few mastered Elixir and k8s.

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    Comment #18839952

    no it's premature optimization, you won't find any devs, 99% of elixir can be done in node + k8s.

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    Comment #18833046

    while impressive, I wonder where people take the time to explore ancient tech in-depth. work, family, more work. how much time do you guys have? besides, writing a n64 emulator, ye…

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    Comment #18833016

    why dont you just reply directly? there is a button labeled 'reply' you can click below every post

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    Comment #18833007

    and 95% of HN users

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    Comment #18832991

    whatever is better, it is good that there is strong competition out there. pushing both to their limits. while i like vue and react can be quite challenging for unexperienced devs:…

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    Comment #18832972

    bs sorry, only because there are many use cases for sql doesn't mean it should be default. there is great db tech out there which doesn't fit to all requirements but can save you t…

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    Comment #18831605

    Some good advice is there but also a lot of misleading stuff. At the end, your individual use case is relevant for a lot of decisions, eg is a SPA or SEO tuning more impootant (the…

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    Comment #18831554

    Nice and looking fwd!

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    Comment #18830824

    Get a CDN from Cloudflare, takes 5min + 5min distribution and makes many people happy.

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    Comment #18830794

    Page doesn't load... Edit: Just saw in another comment that the website has problems for 2h. How can a submission from a for 2h down server be on number one at HN? Why the downvote…

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    Comment #18822204

    Valid but just look: Good Windows notebooks are so cheap, you can have a second device lying around in case of emergency. IDK if you have the moeny for a second Macbook, whatever m…

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    Comment #18822186

    Tedious post lacking relevant content. The answer is simple, you could code on an iPad with a SSH client and a fast remote server. But because of lacking browser dev tools it is no…

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    Comment #18798744

    Slightly OT: Why are the loading times of Apple's Appstore so slow? Do the run this rhing from ARM servers without any CDN or caching? Guess it's just the lack of competition but w…

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    Comment #18798710

    Yeah my tone was a bit to harsh and I didn't want to insult anyone but I am still wondering that nobody at Tribago gave him this feedback. However and hopwfully this useless piece …

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    Comment #18795553

    This piece gives a hint where Trivago as a company went with Holacracy. The lack of focus is so obvious and seems to let individual developers create some work which is not just po…