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by 9d 1y ago
Scraping is inherently brittle, but it can be very useful for short-term scraping in very specific circumstances. I haven't had any in maybe 10 years.
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Dueling Zoomerangs with Groucho(susanhamilton.com)
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by 9d 1y ago
I'll never understand how anyone ever liked Perl. I remember before PHP came out and Perl + CGI was what all the forums used, and that kind of made sense before Node.js + TypeScript + Nginx were a thing (maybe). But for scripts? I me
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by 9d 1y ago
One major reason I still haven't switched away from Node and NPM is major stability and support, pretty much everywhere, e.g. full automatic VS Code support. Plus, even if it's ever so slowly, Node.js is legitimately keeping up
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by 9d 1y ago
In the entire Passion, Jesus represented every individual person, the weakest, the most vulnerable, the guilty, the poor, the abandoned. However you treat them is how you treat him in that moment. So you can try to make that argument for hi
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by 9d 1y ago
It's not the physical act but the intent behind it that gives it meaning and value and power.
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by 9d 1y ago
Don't worry about downvotes here, they don't matter. Giving up is never the right answer. Life is hard, but if nothing else, this fact becomes an opportunity to make it less hard for others, which in itself is a very worthwhile go
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by 9d 1y ago
No problems inherently cause horror. It's when we feel unloved that the smallest problem can seem like a nightmare. Almost no one in the world truly has genuine, selfless love. So countless people's problems seem insurmountable to
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by 9d 1y ago
You can't improve your situation. Others can, but you can't, even by influencing others to, precisely because it would sitll be you trying to improve yours. You can only improve theirs.
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by 9d 1y ago
Somewhere in the world right now, someone is suffering immensely, unjustly, and with no hope of relief. This is always true at any given moment. How can we sit back and be happy when these forgotten people die daily? And statistics indicate
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by 9d 1y ago
There is no escaping stress or anxiety. Life is a nightmare, and the best you can do is accept it as an objective fact and try to make it better for others, since you will never be able to make it better for yourself.
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by 9d 1y ago
I will also never willingly use slave labor that I know of , yet I have no idea where any of the parts of my computer or phone came from. We do our best.
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90s.dev innovations part 1: refs(os.90s.dev)
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by 9d 1y ago
> User interfaces benefit greatly from dynamism I'm not sure. I've written so much GUI code over several decades, and I think dynamism is only slightly helpful. I've been writing a new GUI in TS (not at all ready for publi
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by 9d 1y ago
I will never use AI to any degree. Human minds are more than complex machines. We are creative in a way that can only be replicated by making more humans. Only a long enough time line will vindicate me.
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My Rules for Coding(os.90s.dev)
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by 9d 1y ago
> No guessing. No worrying about the order. Your code is self-documenting. Plus, TypeScript gives you full autocompletion and type safety. 1. Most of the time, arguments are not the same type, so if you're using TypeScript, you&#x27
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by 9d 1y ago
> C doesn't try to save you from making mistakes. It has very few opinions about your code and happily assumes that you know exactly what you're doing. Freedom with responsibility. I love C because it doesn't make my life