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It has been a journey listening to vine coders telling seasoned developers that AI will replace them. They are not qualified to make that judgement
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I've been a mozzarella enthusiast. I genuinely don't know but I also haven't yet read the T&S myself - only bits and pieces as part of the outrage. Maybe it's a nothingburger
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I wasn't even offensive, I just said "you're making up function again, It's pretty clear you have no solution" and it broke into tears :(
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Thank you! Maybe collab in the future
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Cakephp is such an underrated framework. Goated. Every kid in the block just kicks up laravel, misses out. Congrats on the lib
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There are extensive YT videos that go over it if you feel like, but tldr it was replacing affiliate codes with its own, thus stealing commissions, and colluding with partners to control which codes to show to users. They've got a lawsuit from content creators right now.
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Worst timeline really. Deeply unserious
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I didn't mean that all typescript developers are crap and it's difficult to find a good one, more like typescript devs in general are rare, we're struggling to hire. If you're looking for work I'll be more than happy to discuss
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If anything they should be the first to be replaced. AI can do the CEO job no problem
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It's a component that communicates with 3d parties and listens/waits for callbacks, PHP doesn't really have good native support for async or promises making typescript more suitable. In php we'd have to implement a queue system to simulate this. Not the end of the world ofc
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Basically for what we are trying to do there are plenty of third party libraries and support in node and none in php. So we'd have to port them or do this. Second reason is we want to scale this part of the backend separately from the other.
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Update: we started logging in slow queries and deadlocks. The results are... disheartening. Some queries run for 11 minutes...some lock tables for 30+ seconds. Jesus
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A man can dream
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I'd assume this is one category it excels at, no?