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Chyzwar
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> Only way US has a chance at beating China is by competing on grounds that China either unable to copy or by copying, will result in a win regardless of the outcome. US has destroyed whole cultures too, do you think world cared when it
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> Are you sure? For example, compare percentage of US presidents have been white males versus percentage of its population its white males — or that Black Americans are incarcerated at nearly five times the rate of White Americans. It ha
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In browser, source maps and built-in debugger work well enough. In node.js you can target es2022 and set pretty: true in tsc, compiled code will be close enough to source code. For me, debugging is about creating a mental model on how code
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Last pass have different threat model than most of companies. They should have higher standard than everyone else. Employee privete PC should not have access to production data. They should you vpn and multi factory auth and everyone should
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Sounds like Anarcho-syndicalism[1]. I am rooting for you. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anarcho-syndicalism#:~:text=An... .
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Currently, anti-war movement would be stupid in US. Anti-war movement can work if war is pointless in political best interests, like Vietnam War or Afghanistan. If Russia is allowed to run wild in Eastern Europe and China on the Pacific, th
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What you are not telling is that TCO for HP printer is an order of magnitude higher than a laser printer from Brother.
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In My personal projects I am now using rome. https://rome.tools/ Eslint perf if destroyed by some of the plugins. At work we use lint-staged to run eslint on staged files only and full in CI.
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Because it is very hard to fire someone underperforming. You need to hire people to get stuff done. To fire people, you either need to build 1 year of paper trail or wait for the next signs of recession. These companies are sitting on cash,
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> And which of those supposed explanations would also suggest that Python should be unpopular? Python was free and open source, had one of the best interop with other tools and excellent open ecosystem. Python now have better type safety
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You would not. Experts will not spend time mentoring random people for free. In the past, mentorship or apprenticeships were provided in exchange for work. You might find someone willing to give you pointers if you start contributing to ope
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There are more reasons why smalltalk failed to become popular: - expensive commercial licenses over free Java/C/C++ - multiple vendors with incompatible versions - closed nature and hard to integrate with existing tooling
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Building a speaker with mic and some ML does not cost 10B dollars. Above is a PR piece to justify layoffs and restructure of Amazon. You want to make sure that engineers in AWS are not leaving when you want to fire some people in other plac
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Imagine that you are a top performer working remotely for the last two years. The company have decent work-life balance and plenty of interesting projects. You have respect of coworkers and a plenty of independence. Musk: - want to stop
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Price's law in action. Top contributors already left voluntaryly and what is left cannot implement ambitious road map.
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Company have valuation would be based on recorded revenue, profit or at least growth rate. When buying a stake in a company, there is a whole legal framework and due diligence. Crypto token just have the bunch of wash trades to support thei
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There are some edge cases. fast-refresh created by Dan is major improvement over react-hot-loader.
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Actually, BuzzFeed aside garbage reporting have also decent investigations journalism as well https://www.buzzfeed.com/investigations
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> Node requiring the .js is more understandable, as that actually affects runtime performance: if the name isn’t fully qualified in source then node needs to stat() more paths during resolution. Performance is affected only during startu
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Browsers never required extensions, see https://unpkg.com/ You can load scripts in browser just fine without extension. > Now, that does not work in TS because they adamantly refuse to modify any of the emitted JavaScri
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As someone that contributed to swc-cli, surcease benchmarks are pretty bad. SWC run in sync mode, blocking main thread, in addition they are not using benchmark.js or isolated tests. See in my fork, swc is winning :P https://gith
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It is complicated but most user anger should be directed to node.js module group[1]. TS is forced to follow node.js standard. [1] https://github.com/nodejs/modules/issues/323
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Average node.js app is slow. It requires godlike understanding/experience to make JS perform well. That why you see people re-writing JS to rust and go and zig, for example SWC, turbopack, esbuild and rome. For most use cases JS is ple
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No, you were using non-standard ESM modules (compiled to CommonJS defined by babel) Typescript recently added support for ESM compatible with node.js see "module": "node16"[1][2] The Whole ESM saga is clusterfuck, not mu
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"Are You Dreaming?: Exploring Lucid Dreams: A Comprehensive Guide" from Daniel Love. This is a good book to introduce into lucid dreaming.
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Did you try to send DMCA request to google search https://support.google.com/legal/answer/3110420?visit_id=638...
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We took family from Ukraine for 2.5 months, mother and 5 years old daughter. We already have a 5-year-old son. Furthermore, we got really attached to that little girl. Afterwards, we started an adoption course. In my opinion, you still have
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Google have two business models: User as a product: Create free services/products (search, Gmail, android, chrome etc) These are sometimes bad, but they use brand name and reach to become popular. Users of these services are a product
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He now have a chance to fight for Mother Russia.
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They have naive consumers.
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