FROM BUILDERS, FOR DOERSVOL. 03 / QUALITY-FIRST DISCOVERY

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Let Postgres Do the Work (2013)

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because I worked many years in large ISPs where Network Engineering folks designed everything, built it in test labs, verified everything, documented how to deploy …

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PostgreSQL is enough

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PostGraphile didn't have any first-class migration solution back when we started using it.

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Ask HN: So you moved off Heroku, where did you go?

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Cost wise, I am down from about $24 to $8 with a much better performance.

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Ask HN: Have we screwed ourselves as software engineers?

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The prototype in a standard MVC stack I'd made to demo to the client took 2 days.

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Web automation: Don't use Selenium, use Playwright

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That said, I wouldn't recommend record/replay for Gmail, for example, so I do believe they meant smaller and simpler ones.

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Tell HN: I used the same computer since 2007 (with minor upgrades)

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Because I am sure user experience will decrease massively because of the increased Windows 10 requirements.

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Ask HN: How do you get notified about newest research papers in your field?

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but for me Reeder is just a lot cleaner and faster, having said that I could be a bit stuck in my comfort zone with …

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Visual Studio Code is designed to fracture (2022)

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I tested it with Unity and the C# support is fantastic.

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Two years of Rust

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I branched but _before_ I deployed that still has an invocation of the old name. …

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