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by 1_player 5y ago
Freedom of speech doesn't mean I need to hear one's bullshit. The point is that the mask talk is a useless argument everyone jumps into whenever there is the occasion. Everyone has something to say about it. Do whatever you (not y
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by 1_player 5y ago
It's possible to make something and not expect anything in return. I couldn't care less if my quick JS library makes money to anyone. And more power to you if you can make a living by building a whole company based upon my left-pa
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by 1_player 5y ago
My Elixir backend, doing background processing, admin interface, data ingestion and serving data via GraphQL consumes 300 MB RAM on average, which is 20% less memory than the Node/Next.JS React frontend. YMMV.
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by 1_player 5y ago
I wanted to get back into Ruby after developing a serious allergy to Python, but for me the niche of 10-100 lines long programs right now is comfortably filled by statically compiled or project-less languages such as Go or Deno. I really di
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by 1_player 5y ago
No, the language does it for them
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by 1_player 5y ago
The other way around. MIT is for the "I have better things to do with my life than caring about what you do with my code" chad, (L)GPL is for the apprehensive virgin.
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by 1_player 5y ago
> The original owner disappeared so there are only a number of surviving forks, but the code is clear, fast and Just Works. Drop something great onto humanity, leave to do your own thing, away from the haters and whiners. That's a c
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by 1_player 5y ago
Mind, I'm not trying to silence discussions around masks. I personally don't want to hear it every single time there's a chance for someone to just throw a "fucking masks, am I right?" in a discussion and it devolvi
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by 1_player 5y ago
> Let's say we only want a snippet of the data in our original endpoint. We can create a postprocessing.js or postprocessing.ts file written in Deno to filter and save just the data we care about. Nice to see Deno being used and pre
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by 1_player 5y ago
Any relation to the hypercore project? Sounds similar in tech and in name, yet I can't find any reference to it.
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by 1_player 5y ago
Opinions about masks are like assholes. Everybody has one. How do I know? Because they _will_ tell you what they think about it, whoever it is. There is no safe space on any social media that when the pandemic is mentioned in any way, the d
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by 1_player 5y ago
The point is driving down the power consumption in datacenters. I doubt the Apple hardware at AWS is cause of high power consumption, and I also doubt Apple hardware will replace Linux and Windows machines that compose the vast majority of
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by 1_player 5y ago
Is it? Companies have removed the wired option, forgetting that current wireless audio tech is abysmal in many aspects - latency, bandwidth, codecs, Bluetooth being an awful spec. Yet in their book it was comparable enough to replace wired
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by 1_player 5y ago
Apple aren't making nor selling datacenter chips. They have zero interest in doing that.
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by 1_player 5y ago
> throw away type safety In theory yes, in practice if your Sort array function takes a list of interface{} instead of a well defined type is not going to cause any type bugs. Might be slow, might be ugly, but lack of types on functional
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by 1_player 5y ago
It's not possible through the Steam interface, but there are third party apps on github that let you download old bundles. I used one recently, but I forget the name, sorry.
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by 1_player 5y ago
I love that picture so much it's sent me on a deep rabbit hole into the world of generative art, and I'm now reading a book about generative art with Processing. Thanks for expanding my world! Is your art published anywhere online
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by 1_player 5y ago
> This is like saying a screwdriver is incredibly inferior to a impact hammer. I'm sorry, isn't the goal of web frameworks, including in this category Django, Next.js, Phoenix, Laravel, Nuxt.js to respond to HTTP requests and p
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by 1_player 5y ago
Either I'm not smart enough to understand the point of your argument and what you're trying to say, or yours is an elaborate comment written by GPT-2.
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by 1_player 5y ago
Come on, as someone that has worked professionally with Django and Next.js, the only similarity they have is that they're both web frameworks. Django is light years ahead than Next.js is it's not even funny. Here's a very sim
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by 1_player 5y ago
Is anyone arguing that astrology is science? You call it divination, I call it a scam for gullible people. If there's one objective truth, is that astrology and divination in general has nothing scientific to it.
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by 1_player 5y ago
The great thing about globalisation is that you're not limited to the local cuisine anymore. Pizza today, curry tomorrow and perhaps fish & chips the day after.
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by 1_player 5y ago
Same experience here. I'm originally from Italy, where the stereotype is friendly and warm people, I found Brits and Londoners in general to be quite easy to have a chat with, and relaxed around strangers especially after a pint or th
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by 1_player 5y ago
Thunderbolt 2, if supported natively by the hardware and using an external monitor, might actually be enough in practice. I used to game on rMBP 2015 with a GTX 1080 in a TB2-connected eGPU and it didn't even saturate the link, so when
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by 1_player 5y ago
I don't think the word you're looking for is jurisprudence, which is defined as "legal theory" or "legal philosophy" as opposed to legal practice.
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by 1_player 5y ago
Sure, I'll do that next time I'm at work, I'll tell the frontend dev running `npm install next` to spend the next 6 months doing a code review of the 258 dependencies in the tree. Boss will have to wait. https://np
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by 1_player 5y ago
I don't. I'd rather trust the tens of thousands of developers working on the core language and core stdlib, than on a dependency some random guy in Albania maintains on his spare time. Or in the case of the JS ecosystem, you might
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by 1_player 5y ago
Same here, I found this article because I was looking for a time mod so it would spray less often than it does out-of-the-box. And now I'm convinced I should not be spraying any questionable chemical perfume in my house anyway.
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by 1_player 5y ago
So the millionaire that's spending $5,000 a week in rent and $50,000 a week to maintain his lifestyle—as it might be required by his job and expected by his peers—is working class? Sorry, it's your definition that is wrong. "
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by 1_player 5y ago
Yes, I would have wanted to see a decent stdlib to be a goal for 1.0. I recently wrote a 10 line script that had to work with date arithmetic *, and while importing URLs is pretty cool, it still was the same shit of spending 80% of the time

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