rubyist5eva

And another one bites that dust. Hopefully this is a sign that the entire crypto craze is collapsing.

MIT code doesn’t even need to be relicensed, technically. So it can be left in as-is.

I use a mix of both. GraphQL is used to validate the schema and types of the input, model validations are used to ensure that the actual values being saved to the database make sense from a domain perspective.

recently had a new hire try to add dry-monad to our monolith and I had to explain to him that while I personally don’t mind it, having to explain monads and have other people that don’t necessarily understand monads maintain the code is not a good idea and that there are perfectly idiomatic Ruby constructs that any developper could maintain that can accomplish the same thing

He doesn’t work for us anymore (not because of this)

This is the main reason why I use graphql on my Ruby web projects. The client flexibility is nice. Performance issues from wonky queries sent from clients can be a pain to debug - thankfully it’s an internal API so I can work directly with the client devs to create optimal queries. But the strong type guaranties and schema validation is the main reason why I prefer graphql over rails controllers with strong parameters.

I didn't say it was a problem. OP was suggesting we make less people, and we already are.

G7 countries are already all below replacement fertility rates.

Screw that I want C++ rendered websites.

I'm on chrome and the scrolling is messed up as well.

I would like some kind of middle ground, which is why lately I tend to lean toward using something like Sequel and mapping my own domain entities. Mixing domain entities with persistance has proven to me to be a colossally bad idea.

I'm in the process of writing a rather large new feature for our application that heavily uses aggregates and window functions, and writing queries that try to use these sql feature while also taking advantage of scope chaining is just an exercise in pure frustration.

I think the more I lean on "advanced" SQL features, the more I just think I've probably outgrown Rails personally because it doesn't easily enable the kind of solutions that I need.

> I got this wrong, and I take responsibility for that.

I wonder what this means in practice? Nothing? Ok, great.

I’m a Rails developer by trade, been doing it for over a decade. Bad indexing and lazy N+1 are 90% of the performance problems in a typical rails application. The other 10% is when people do aggregates or joins in application code instead of sql. I absolutely despise ActiveRecord because it makes non-trivial aggregates a pain to write. Sequel is a much better ORM but good luck getting a team on board.

Saw a leaked video yesterday from a meeting that Elon wants to basically copy WeChat and become the "everything app" in America. He also laughed at the engineers when they told him that "edit is incredibly complex". Couple that with mass layoffs/restructuring. This saga is gonna be interesting to say the least.

boycott Signal actually, they are the ones that sent a silly takedown notice

womp womp

I have Subnautica on PC and love it, you're right it is very scary because of the way the world is setup and the type of threats you face. I recently moved and my HTC Vive is packed up and haven't had the motivation to hook up the sensors again, so I may hook it up to go back and try the VR mode now that you mention it.

Well then I'm sold. Gonna look into it, thanks!

I should brush up on my C++...how's the pay looking? Ruby pays very well, which is my current bread and butter.

A friend of mine gave me a PSVR1 for my birthday (which I use on my PS5). I'm playing Resident Evil 7 in VR mode and it's the most immersive experience in any horror (or possibly any other genre, really) game I've ever played. I was legitimately terrified and didn't want to sleep the night I played it for the first time. I am not a person that gets easily scared in horror films or games and usually get a laugh out of the absurdity of gore and jump scares but RE7 just hit much different in VR. The dinner table scene at the beginning of the game, and the chase sequences were absolutely horrifying.

If Resident Evil 8 and/or the Resident Evil 4 remakes get VR modes I will buy PSVR2 on day one.

The numbered version of CentOS Stream is only "upstream" of the same numbered Enterprise Linux version. RHEL and CentOS 9 are both forked from Fedora 34, for example.

This isn't prison, this is torture. Absolutely disgusting.

You’re right it’s not logical but you aren’t actually doing anything.

I don’t want touch screen anything that doesn’t also at least have a manual release. I will continue to buy junker cars and fixing them up. Thanks Dad for teaching me how to fix my own cars (and YouTube has filled in the gaps).

My rpi4 runs this in a container and it works great

These days it kinda feels like both to be honest.

Just rewrite your application in Factorio

I got a permanent ban for quoting a video which contained "when do start killing white people" and said that this was bad. Banned for inciting violence, upheld on appeal and told it would not be looked at again. Twitter's current moderation policy is extremist ideological garbage.

Recruitment is part of it as . It’s not possible to find people that haven’t worked at your company to have experience with your custom engine - but you can hire people with years of experience with Unreal already and ramp them up for your specific game quickly.

It was a ludicrous notion that it was possible to begin with.

One can only hope there will be a great awakening of some kind and it will go to 0.