Blackarea

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by Blackarea 1y ago
Berlin wall of tax? Seriously? Nobody gets shot trying to cross the border here and it's clear that the ones who can afford a decent financial advisory will get around most of the regulations anyways. I don't see how this business
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by Blackarea 1y ago
Could have been in a language agnostic format (eg. csv)
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by Blackarea 1y ago
> the same, ubiquitous, standardized scripting language we all know and love: JavaScript. Sometimes the jokes just write themselves :)
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by Blackarea 1y ago
That was an interesting conundrum. I used the gpt research feature to explore that so maybe take it with a grain of salt but I think it's not too bad: > In short, Americans attend college in greater numbers partly because they feel
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by Blackarea 1y ago
I don't want to sound too cynical but from European perspective I'd say just remove the horrendous costs of college and university by regulazing and subsidizing education. It's not communism even if many Americans would think
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by Blackarea 2y ago
Thought it would be about vibe coding by the title alone :D
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by Blackarea 2y ago
You got the src on github or something? Am learning rust myself and it seems like a neat little sample project
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by Blackarea 2y ago
Today on "everything that's wrong with modern web and more"
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by Blackarea 2y ago
> What makes a great sw engineer? > ... > Abstract:... we interviewed Microsoft software experts... That's a meme right there!
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by Blackarea 2y ago
let's agree to have different tastes, my dear gentleman
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by Blackarea 2y ago
doing what?
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by Blackarea 2y ago
every language has a little bit different audiences. Haven't tried zig myself but I respect it (more than go... :D) and wanna check out some time - any recommendation to get an introduction (sth. like rust language book)?
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by Blackarea 2y ago
looks neat and added a bookmark, but it's a bit too much for my usecase right now. Thanks though :)
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by Blackarea 2y ago
Yeah my comment wasn't that well thought through. Obviously if I want to find bottle necks in my code profiling is what I want. If I want to monitor actual load and peaks in prod I wanna go for some kind of monitoring. I have good expe
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by Blackarea 2y ago
If there only was a low level language that came with strong typing and excellent wasm support...
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by Blackarea 2y ago
I am in the midst of writing a little toy axum project for my pi and also want to measure cpu/mem performance for that. In jvm land I used Prometheus for such tasks. Is there a straight forward tool/crate that anyone can recommend
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by Blackarea 2y ago
Can you provide an example. I just don't see it tbh. Especially since closures in java really don't work with checked exceptions at all. That's why vavr avoids it at all costs. Eg: ```java assertEquals(
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by Blackarea 2y ago
Checked exception in a Optional.get is really the worst idea that you could possibly come up with. Have a look at vavr ( https://github.com/vavr-io/vavr ) They did a fantastic job and the DX is so much better than anythi
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by Blackarea 2y ago
Looks like different flavors of doing it "clean" and going "hacky". No real content here imo tbh - Hat analogy is fun though
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by Blackarea 2y ago
Ts enums are unofficially deprecated. I remember being shocked about it when i heard that on ts-congress by, Nathan Sanders a ts contributor, around 4-5 years ago. I find the ts-enums incredibly poorly designed and advice my juniors to sta
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by Blackarea 2y ago
I don't care one bit about py-land, but it's always nice to see a rust project swoope in and save the day. Language processing like compiling or linting is just one of the many aspect where rust can really play out it's aweso
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by Blackarea 2y ago
Hm i haven't checked the svelte 5 runes yet but last time I checked i also felt that solids reactivity concept is just beyond what svelte offers. If i wasn't that much in love with solidjs i'd probably pick svelte though. But
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by Blackarea 2y ago
1. Butthurt ranting in any interview is a no go. 2. The way to present your ideas does matter. You can cheer for the beauty and elegance of something without throwing dirt at another thing 3. Devs who claim themselves to be ts-demigods (als
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by Blackarea 2y ago
Bit biased, but I'd say this is an non-technical article about overthinking terminologies. As others already mentioned, we use techie /non-techie to quickly categorize people into coders and non-coders, but techie also works for t
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by Blackarea 2y ago
I just merged a bigger pr last week where I used quillv1. My feature was fairly straight forward - I added a DSL so that users could build custom filter expressions for our trace-data analysis (automotive). I wanted to be tight with my bus
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by Blackarea 3y ago
I switched from ff to brave just because there are no ads not on yt nor anywhere else. Pretty solid browser imo
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by Blackarea 3y ago
Really sounds as if your made up story is deeply rooted in your own experience. I am sorry if something like a new guy taking your position and claiming to be smarter has happened to you but creating imaginary stories is not quite what this
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by Blackarea 3y ago
My criticism is that php was designed to be a violation to mvc. The <?php> file header already a commitment to mixing front- and backend code (HTML + php in one file) inevitably leading to spaghetti code. The $annotation an inheritanc
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by Blackarea 3y ago
In Php Land I would say <?php $no $thanks ?> It's the red waving flag of this project. I cannot understand how people are still arguing for this kind of stuff or stick with this dinosaur language at all. I am sorry but I have suc