crisopolis

I'm working on a freight brokerage to compete against Uber Freight and the likes...

Using Elixir, PostgreSQL, Vue.js, Stripe Connect probably hosted at Packet, Vultr or DO and maybe GCP.

Not a fan of AWS or Serverless-hype.

That was fast (or slow, I guess)... I knew this was gonna happen with Final.

Now let's hope Privacy doesn't also decide to close one day. (It does just virtual cards with your bank ACH backing it)

Frontend, Backend, and DevOps Engineer (call it Fullstack, if you want.)

Location: Tampa, FL, USA

Remote: Yes (current disposition)

Willing to relocate: Yes

Technologies: Elixir <3, Ruby, Crystal, JavaScript (Node,Vue>React,Hapi.js,Micro), ... up to learning anything

Résumé/CV: http://chriscombs.me/resume/resume.html

Email: hey at chriscombs.me

Site: http://chriscombs.me/

I agree also I keep seeing so many articles, tutorials, guides, etc on how to do machine learning, neural nets, a.i., etc. It's like so... which one is the right one, or which one can actually get me from A to Z the easiest.

Members of the US Congress can't even make a healthcare plan what makes you think this will go anywhere?

I'm curious Vue.js has always had this comparison guide. Why re-post it now?

Triggered.

Guardian is annoying to setup but works for me. I just want something that generates JWT and takes a JWT.

ICO is never defined as to what it even stands for...

Also their user onboarding literally forces a unknowing user to create a GitHub account then star their specific repository.

Making GitHub stars ultimately meaningless, if they ever meaned anything.

Frontend, Backend, and DevOps Engineer (call it Fullstack, if you want.)

Location: Tampa, FL, USA

Remote: Yes (current disposition)

Willing to relocate: Yes

Technologies: Elixir, Ruby, JavaScript(Node,Vue.js,Actionhero,Hapi.js,etc)

Résumé/CV: http://chriscombs.me/resume/resume.html

Email: hey at chriscombs.me

Site: http://chriscombs.me/

Yeah, T-Mo is IPv6 on smartphones such as Android/iPhone.

I believe you've found the wrong thread.

Frontend, Backend, and DevOps Engineer (call it Fullstack, if you want.)

Location: Tampa, FL, USA

Remote: Yes (current disposition)

Willing to relocate: Yes

Technologies: Elixir, Ruby, JavaScript(Node,Vue.js,Actionhero,Hapi.js,etc)

Résumé/CV: http://chriscombs.me/resume/resume.html

Email: hey at chriscombs.me

Site: http://chriscombs.me/

I've experienced a little bit of everything but willing to learn just about anything.

I agree on this also. I haven't used Lyft but in my city a lot of people have complained that the quality of Uber drivers is dropping. A lot base it on lack of English, lack of following directions, focused on getting tips rather than getting their customer from point A to point B knowing you're already getting paid.

I do Uber part-time but only deliveries (UberEats). I get tipped from time to time and I have no expectation on the tip. I also don't have the problem of driving for free as the restaurants have a radius and usually I'll be near another place or return to my spot to sit for a bit.

I find tipping awkward as the courier. Sometimes people like to explain they don't have cash to tip me and I have to explain tipping isn't expected on Uber's platform so don't worry about it. Other times there shoving $5 bills at me for driving 1.0mi down the street.

As a customer I've yet to tip a Uber driver as other stated I don't carry cash only plastic. Same goes with getting my car detailed ... Do I give them $20 on top of the $100 or leave it at $100.

Then I think how many drivers actually report the tips they make to the IRS.

Since serverless uses AWS primarily. I'm assuming if I put all my eggs in the serverless basket and Amazon has some amazing outage. I'm screwed?

To which I don't understand the appeal of serverless besides having no servers lol.

I recently switched to Vultr from a DigitalOcean and Compose.io setup.

Compose is nice for backups and replicas but they drop the connection like all the time and then the replicas start playing who wants to be master. Which brought downtime to my application at times. Also there expensive so I said f that and manage a Mongo instance myself. Since it was a small project that had to much overhead.

I moved from DO was primarily pricing and the lack of data centers.

Vultr's Miami DC is my jam since I'm in Tampa. Atlanta is nice too.

So far I really like Vultr. 2GB for $10!

Frontend, Backend, and DevOps Engineer (aka Fullstack)

Location: Tampa Bay Area

Remote: Yes (current disposition)

Willing to relocate: Yes

Technologies: Elixir, Ruby, JavaScript(Node,Vue.js,React,etc)

Résumé/CV: http://chriscombs.me/resume/resume.html

Email: hey at chriscombs.me

Site: http://chriscombs.me/

I've experienced a little bit of everything but willing to learn just about anything.

Not calling themselves Junior.

When this happened to me on my mobile; I had to dig up the password from my password manager. Then it asked me to NFC/tap my physical security key (YubiKey). Then the screen disappeared and all was well.

I never seen that flow before with the security key usually it's the SMS/GAuthenticator.

Still haven't fixed my email clients on my Mac, lol.

heh, Workday is big boy status and convoluted go thru a 3rd-party to acquire the software method.

Final is a credit card (requires approval by a third party bank and etc.) that tries to be a virtual card generator.

If you want disposable cards https://privacy.com would be better suited.

Fix the paragraph on the Bot API page... "Your bot will be self-hosted, meaning you don't upload anything to your servers (we never see your code)."

Also have a hipster/trendy stack...

Backend: Elixir (using Maru [it's like Ruby's Grape])

Database: PostgreSQL

Frontend: Vue.js or Elm (maybe)

2nd this... Node.js for the 1 billionth time is not a "Framework". It is a JavaScript runtime.

Sails.js, Meteor.js, and etc... are frameworks that use/run on Node.js.

lol, I found a place that uses rails but teaches Node.js and JavaScript.

I'm assuming they hired someone to make the site/app put it in prod and went with it.

I always thought WEBrick was one of those "never ever use front facing in prod" type of things?

I'm pretty sure it wouldn't even make it to the frontpage without using Google as a prop.