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troyk
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About troyk
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Comment #23070964
co-dreamer here, do you have a recommendation for a 64G 13"?
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Comment #23035574
I founded the first web based background screening company in 1996 and I am back in the industry today, here is what I would do: tldr; if it is sealed, do not worry about it. If no…
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Comment #23013412
I have no experience with GraphQL, but if I were doing a pet project today I'd spin up https://github.com/absinthe-graphql/absinthe and check it out
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Comment #22551127
I'm evaluating svelte and have yet to do much, however handling dynamic components is a key requirement, and appears to be supported like so: import RedThing from './RedThing.svelt…
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Comment #17419315
I've been looking for a something to do virtual cards for single-use payments and/or assign a virtual card to a vendor, preferably with webhook style notifications posting back to …
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Comment #15410486
PostreSQL has great tooling, maybe not the GUI-UX experience you are familiar with MSSQL on Windows. psql is great for inspecting schema and running ad-hoc queuries. SQL scripts ca…
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Comment #15314259
$80k is what we paid for a PM, not a senior engineers. We pay our seniors $120-$250 depending on how their domain experience maps to ours, and if you want to live and work in the S…
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Comment #15313240
Our market (Sacramento, CA) is so hungry for senior engineers (for web or mobile), I'd wager max 2 weeks to be back in the saddle. But I doubt HPE has much talent for web-stacks, l…
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Comment #15299620
We do this and have great success with a small SMS/Email application doing ~2mil jobs a day (mostly over a 6hour peak period). Except, we use postresql's LISTEN/NOTIFY which amazin…
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Comment #13751578
gRPC-gateway looks very attractive. Thank you for posting this for the rest of us to learn from, a brilliant effort for sure.
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Comment #13751441
We are sharing your sentiment that a lot of our user-facing errors could be limited by moving away from weak typing (current stack is Ruby). In hindsight, did Go and protobuf prove…
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Comment #12821303
I'm considering moving from a macbook pro to the blade and adding the core to get a beefed up desktop experience with the ability to unplug and take work anywhere it needs to go. I…
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Comment #11546858
move the decimal and use an int (cents in US). It still blows me away that javascript has become so popular on the server without 64bit int types.
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Comment #11265275
Right, so the business model is not new, but winning with it would be.
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Comment #11263843
I understand the need for businesses to make money, but I do not understand how a business can understand OSS and implement the OSS core-only model. If your product has demand, at …
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Comment #11110492
I had almost forgotten that I had written (and sold) a fairly popular chat system for BBS's back in the day. I google'd "Multi-User Teleconference" and to my surprise it popped up …
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Comment #10822727
Wow, already home brewed too! (OSX users can upgrade with `brew update && brew upgrade elixir` and it just magically works -- because awesome people have made it so) What a great w…
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Comment #10279210
I have been watching Elixir/Phoenix for over a year with a lot of interest, one thing that I really appreciate is how dedicated they are to their CHANGELOG files. https://github.co…
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Comment #9786721
Yeah, so the details of such is what I have not seen any examples of. I do plan to figure it out soon and then hopefully share it to benefit others. From what I understand thus far…
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Comment #9782712
I hear about the distributed properties of the vm often, but every example seems naive in that the work is passed to a named node, where in practice it seems the need would be to l…
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Comment #8904789
Ditto except I've recently begun opening a new tab and googling the product (once found) to price compare. I prefer amazon for ease of use (prime, trust & not having to key my pers…
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Comment #8689237
I've made something very similar for a current project and haven't gotten around to extracting it as a separate pkg yet, but it is much more loose on the coercion, e.g. when callin…
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Comment #8370060
Thank you making a go driver, I've played with it a bit and the first thing that jumped out at me is the documents passed to and from the database use a special "gorethink" tag ins…
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Comment #8346238
you can do the same with psql, rails bin commands, php, or anything else that can talk to the db
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Comment #7905881
That seems correct, I saw the issue bump on github, you guys seem like the nicest and brightest engineers around and really hope you guys keep that vibe.