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by DLA 6y ago
I have to use Win10 on some machines at work and just find it so much less refined. The latest Edge full-screen modal is another example of Microsoft's UX misses. The "are you sure, really sure, OK fine" change the default br
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by DLA 6y ago
This "article" clearly has a pro-China agenda and is not at al consistent with the facts about China's withholding information, silencing scientists, manipulating the WHO, destroying early virus samples, hiding research paper
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by DLA 6y ago
Non-direct download URL is https://github.com/yk-liu/yk-liu.github.io/raw/master/_posts...
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by DLA 6y ago
I care. I don't want an exponential growth in dependencies each time I use a top level library. 1314 packages is crazy for a small set of web components. How could one ever read/review 1314 libs to have a passing familiarity of th
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by DLA 6y ago
> Writing your own code is not "reinventing the wheel". It's what we do. A lot of times writing a new implementation is faster in the long run (more focused, less obscure, easier to maintain). So much agreement. We often w
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by DLA 6y ago
I have a Samsung Smart TV and they keep adding Facebook Video and CBS All Access apps to the "Recently Used" apps menu. I've never even launched these apps. Ever. And as an "added benefit" to customers, these apps c
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by DLA 6y ago
Because others of us have productive jobs.
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by DLA 6y ago
Love this idea, a lot! The quality, security, support, code review, etc. bar for “main” could indeed help. Maybe there’s an additional measure - what’s the size and complexity of the deps tree. Higher “score” for more shallow/narrow tr
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by DLA 6y ago
One of the author’s points it the thing that makes me crazy about the JS ecosystem “... find a package ... it might depend on hundreds of other packages, with dependency trees stretching ten or more levels deep...” I cannot count the number
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by DLA 6y ago
CORRECT LINK: https://hot3eed.github.io/2020/06/18/snap_p1_obfuscations.ht...
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by DLA 6y ago
Correct. There is no expectation of privacy in public spaces. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Expectation_of_privacy
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by DLA 6y ago
Side nav broken on Chrome.
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by DLA 6y ago
Amen! Google’s well established track record of experiment and kill with these sorts of collaboration products just is not worth the risk to buy in. Certainly not early. It’s kind of like maybe not getting involved in season 1 of a Netflix
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by DLA 6y ago
Yes and they are very clear about that. What matters is the end result. Shorter, simpler, higher perf code that solved a practical problem, at scale. There's no secret that Brad is a heavy for the Go team. The point is about one way to
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by DLA 6y ago
You could write any program in any non-toy language, of course. This does not make every language a good choice for a given problem. Here’s some pretty detailed notes from Google about one high volume project they rewrote from C++ to Go. h
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by DLA 6y ago
> -- Operational complexity vs. Go. The JVM is superior for operations, observability, and monitoring to anything that golang has to offer. >> Disagree on operations part. Take a bare machine and with various configurations (some y
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by DLA 6y ago
Like I said there's nothing wrong with the stack. I was ONLY speaking of my personal preferences why I choose not to Java when I can Go: Just personal preferences. -- Compile times! -- Operational complexity vs. Go. -- Built-in tooling
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by DLA 6y ago
I'm going to jump in and take a hard Pro-Go stance. Based on experience developing for more than 5 year with Go and deploying systems around the world--in-house hosted and cloud. I have immensely enjoyed the "less is exponentially
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by DLA 6y ago
Paywall
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by DLA 6y ago
This looks very promising. Great idea. Would be interesting to hook it up to Min.io (S3 clone).
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by DLA 6y ago
It depends on how many files you have. Try a cp command and if you get the argument list too long error you'll need to use a different approach -- shell script, rsync. https://askubuntu.com/questions/217764/ar
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by DLA 6y ago
You ever deal with very large sets of large text files? You really CTRL-f through multi-GB files? Have you never needed to transform data between formats or yank out subsets of data for processing? You may have just working on business syst
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by DLA 6y ago
And for exactly these reasons I absolutely LOVE this project. Big Go user. Finding this today was a pure gift. Thank you very much for making these excellent design choices and for building this! I hope to contribute in the future.
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by DLA 6y ago
Not sure how good this newsletter will be but the website looks like someone put it in a blender. Hot mess.
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by DLA 6y ago
Excellent data charts in this article. Really well done.
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by DLA 6y ago
Not at all too late. Just getting near the sweet spot! "A Study of 2.7 Million Startups Found the Ideal Age to Start a Business (and It's Much Older Than You Think) If you're in your 40s or 50s, you might think it's too
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by DLA 6y ago
Target and probably other physical retailers do the same exact thing. Bring a product line in. See how it sells. Replace that with a white label brand they own once data proves a winner.
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by DLA 6y ago
I’m loving TailwindUI components and pages. Worth every single penny! The use of utility class CSS to make full pages and parts is awesome and such a joy to use.
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by DLA 6y ago
Frontend: Typescript/React. Epic CSS and all sorts of beautiful pages and UI parts TailwindUI.com. Backend: Golang (Go) and a good framework like Gorilla.
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by DLA 7y ago
This tool looks amazing. I plan to use this on my current project. fantastic work!

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