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by Drdrdrq 6y ago
FastAPI is awesome. The way it joins data types with input validation and automatic reference docs generation is just great. Not to mention that their own docs are pretty comprehensive. (not affiliated, just a happy user)
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by Drdrdrq 6y ago
Blink is a fork of WebKit though. Firefox is the last big non-WebKit browser afaik.
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by Drdrdrq 6y ago
Try to DuckDuckGo "why is Firefox slow on Google sites" - or just try to guess the answer...
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by Drdrdrq 6y ago
Ironic, given the tracking built into Windows 10 Home.
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by Drdrdrq 6y ago
I hope you have that in writing.
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by Drdrdrq 6y ago
Curious - what do you suggest for non-commercial web, taking into account both privacy and security?
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by Drdrdrq 6y ago
Gp missed "w".
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by Drdrdrq 6y ago
In the marinas you have limited maneuvering space and with sails you are limited in which directions you can go - directly against the wind is not possible, you need to zig-zag. Slowing is also a bit more difficult. To add to trouble, marin
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by Drdrdrq 6y ago
You would have trouble landing without the engine though. Better not to risk it if there's no problem with being anchored there, and just waiting for the fix.
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by Drdrdrq 6y ago
It is also possible that they generate the sound of the same frequency, but coming from multiple sources it can compound in some areas to be louder than elsewhere - and those areas could change with the direction of the wind. This is purely
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by Drdrdrq 6y ago
It does? Haven't used it yet and have no near future plans to change that. As long as there's a single account, the support of each part of Google matters, because it could cause your account to be closed.
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by Drdrdrq 6y ago
But then you have put a limitation on use in production instead of sell ? Commons Clause might be (too?) vague, but the concept is imho more fair to end users. Still, I for one applaud you for this step. We need better non-OSS licenses a
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by Drdrdrq 6y ago
> I was quickly shocked with their lack of protections for users and tweeted a brief detail about a lack of “Content Security Policy” (CSP) request headers for the login form that would prevent MiiM phishing attacks — their login form co
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by Drdrdrq 6y ago
Besides, when does anything that we try to do to improve the nature, actually help it? Besides limiting our access to it, of course.
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by Drdrdrq 6y ago
It is an incredible set of books. You can return to it years later and find jokes and references that you missed in first... few hundred readings (don't judge me :) ).
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by Drdrdrq 6y ago
Are you saying you would solve all my sw problems for 5€? Deal! Let me send you this project I have... :) Be careful.
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by Drdrdrq 6y ago
And if you are working in a team it makes those arguments about styling moot. One of the best aspects of JavaScript.
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by Drdrdrq 6y ago
It still seems odd to me. While these projects are nice, if the functionality is not supported in the core system, it is rarely worth the additional trouble (imho). Situation is similar to gitless - git's cli interface sucks, but it is
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by Drdrdrq 6y ago
Good point, though it's probably more "Trust us, but we don't trust others like us". Still very telling.
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by Drdrdrq 6y ago
You can't change company culture that easily. Either user is the king or they are not - you can't have it both ways.
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by Drdrdrq 6y ago
Correct.
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by Drdrdrq 6y ago
Aside: one should not use package.json to install dependencies. Use either package-lock.json (and command "npm ci") or yarn.lock (and... I forget). Keep the lock file as part of repo too, or each build could be different.
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by Drdrdrq 6y ago
Cool, good to know... Now, did they get that $1B back? :)
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by Drdrdrq 6y ago
Which they never do to a satisfactory level (in my experience). So it still falls on the developer to do it properly, then PO just copies it for their presentations.
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by Drdrdrq 6y ago
Hell no. That estimate comes with many assumptions, so unless you are willing to list them all, it is better to just provide the link. And it is still just one study, waiting to be proven / disproven. Take it easy and use common sens
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by Drdrdrq 6y ago
Off-topic: after years of struggling with obsolete Python versions (like author here with 3.5) I have recently discovered pyenv. Never again will I be left without f-strings! Kudos and thank you to authors.
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by Drdrdrq 6y ago
I can imagine it was quite a lot of work to come to such a clean and relatively simple chart.
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by Drdrdrq 6y ago
That is what you want to know? :D
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by Drdrdrq 6y ago
My experience is exactly the opposite. When forced to use Chromium on Linux, I find it slow. The dev tools are lacking basic functionality that I came to depend on, and they are unreliable (missing requests in Network tab). When testing CSP
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by Drdrdrq 6y ago
Thank you. It is embarrasing to see even "smart" people accept these charts on face value, without diving in and understanding them. Just... thank you.

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