EugeneOZ

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   by EugeneOZ 4y ago

   7 years ago I’ve deployed the first version of the REST API service written in Rust. We had multiple deployments in consecutive 5 years. For 2 years this service runs without any updates. There were just a couple of failures in the first 2
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   by EugeneOZ 4y ago

   "Your classiest friend invites you to dinner. They take out a bottle of Chardonnay that costs more than your last..." Why you need this water?
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   by EugeneOZ 4y ago

   Why you need a few of them? GPU mining is completely dead. Try different countries - there will be delivery cost, but it will not be so comparable to the price.
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   by EugeneOZ 4y ago

   And for me it's quite the contrary - the description on HN says nothing about how it actually works, it looks just like whining and flaming and bragging.
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   Collection State Management for Angular(github.com)

   1 points by EugeneOZ 4y ago|1 comments
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   by EugeneOZ 4y ago

   Today I’ve published ngx-collection: collection state management service for Angular. This tool saves me a lot of time - I hope it can be useful for other people as well :) Built on top of NgRx ComponentStore.
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   by EugeneOZ 4y ago

   Humans are faaar too smart to even try mimicking their behavior. All you can hope for is to make sure that the intended usage works fine.
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   by EugeneOZ 4y ago

   Auto-waiting.
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   by EugeneOZ 4y ago

   I’m here just to say how much I love Playwright :) Best features for me: - Auto-waiting - it is a BRILLIANT feature! - Shared authentication; - Supported browsers list; - API testing; - Tests generator (with recognition of data-test-id attr
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    by EugeneOZ 4y ago

    We add data-test-id, data-test-name, or data-test-value attributes (depending on the case) to our elements, and selectors are rock-solid.
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    by EugeneOZ 4y ago

    GitHub is also owned by Microsoft. Playwright is Open Source - the worst thing that will happen if Microsoft will kill it - you’ll be able to use the latest release until you find some replacement.
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    by EugeneOZ 4y ago

    I’m not choosing a browser here, I’m saying that Chrome is not repeating the most fatal mistake of IE: implementing many APIs in their own way, often very different from the standard. Until recently, Safari was repeating the IE approach, bu
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    by EugeneOZ 4y ago

    What is wrong with this approach? They are not breaking the standards as IE did. It was the only issue with IE. What is an alternative - always wait while some API is implemented by other browsers first? It's not their fault they are f
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    by EugeneOZ 4y ago

    You can. There are Source Maps and prettifiers for the minified code - all you need to do is just open it and read (for example, in Chrome DevTools).
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    by EugeneOZ 4y ago

    Could you please confirm it using caniuse.com? I don't see red squares often in the “Chrome” column there (only some really ancient versions).
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    by EugeneOZ 4y ago

    well, mine works fine (with multiple hours of heavy usage), the card itself is quite cold (48-65 C), but the news is worrying, for sure... Gigabyte promised 4 years warranty - I hope they’ll keep their promise.
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    by EugeneOZ 4y ago

    By “biggest” I meant “giving the biggest impact”. I don't know if it's the slowest part.
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    by EugeneOZ 4y ago

    Rust compiler does all the Rust’s magic (where the borrow checker is the biggest part). This magic is really important and helpful, and it's better to do it during compilation, not in runtime (for huge performance benefits).
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    by EugeneOZ 4y ago

    $30: https://www.apple.com/shop/product/HQ642ZM/A/belkin-iphone-m...
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    by EugeneOZ 4y ago

    And kids. My daughter is using her iPad extensively, and not only for games - she is drawing a lot, and her current CPU is already pushing the limits in some sophisticated drawing apps.
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    by EugeneOZ 4y ago

    And a few others: https://blog.logrocket.com/current-state-rust-web-frameworks...
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    by EugeneOZ 4y ago

    It's quite sad. Even not-so-bright representatives of our civilization can drive a car successfully, and we still can not achieve this level in software. It means that we are extremely far from implementing something more interesting a
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    by EugeneOZ 4y ago

    Requires some mega-ugly “toolbox” app as an installer for all the JetBrains apps - no, thanks, Adobe taught me to burn such things when I see them.
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    by EugeneOZ 4y ago

    JSX, not HTML. Hate JSX.
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    by EugeneOZ 4y ago

    Different workloads require different tools. I work with Rust and TypeScript projects - MBP M1 Pro 32Gb RAM is 110% enough.
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    by EugeneOZ 4y ago

    Nice way of arguing: “this is nothing but a strawman” - and 0 counter-arguments, 0 quotes, 0 attempts to be polite. Brilliant.
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    by EugeneOZ 4y ago

    Data transfer speed is an important reason. iPhone 14 Pro can create huge videos and photos, and transferring them using Lightning is too slow.
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    by EugeneOZ 4y ago

    Is it ok to spend the same time on motorcycles, paragliding, mountaineering, snowboarding, and so on? There are divorces because of motorcycles and other addictive passions. These activities are much riskier and more expensive.
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    by EugeneOZ 4y ago

    Well, on MBP M1 (Ventura) it drops from 63 to 15 sometimes (levels loading?).
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    Application Architecture for Angular Projects(betterprogramming.pub)

    3 points by EugeneOZ 4y ago|0 comments