Kaze404

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   by Kaze404 6y ago

   I wrote some code for this project a while ago and was fascinated by how well it works. I'm glad to see it finally being released :)
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   by Kaze404 6y ago

   There is no narrative.
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   by Kaze404 6y ago

   I had a conversation about estimates during a recent interview. I asked about how the company deals with those, and the interviewer said they don't do estimates because there's never been a time where something productive came out
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   by Kaze404 6y ago

   Fair enough. But is there any evidence to this? From my point of view, Twitter allows people like Steven Crowder, JK Rowling and Radical Feminists to use their platform to spread hate towards trans people, yet if I go there now and make a p
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   by Kaze404 6y ago

   Twitter is definitely a bastion for the left, that's why Steven Crowder has a blue checkmark.
6. 576.▲
   by Kaze404 6y ago

   That's not the case at all (thank god). Most of the posts I see on the federated timeline are LGBT-related and silly Twitter-like jokes.
7. 577.▲
   by Kaze404 6y ago

   So what is the problem? People can host those libraries and they don't because it's not a problem yet. If/when it does become one, they will.
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   by Kaze404 6y ago

   Which APIs that were part of the ECMA standard were removed? As far as I know the only APIs that get removed are the ones that get implemented outside of the standard, and are later deprecated. That's fault of the developer, not of the
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   by Kaze404 6y ago

   This kind of doomposting is completely irrelevant and unproductive. Sure, in 50 years computers will be different. Big shocker. What are we supposed to do? Do away with scripting for browsers and distribute markup files?
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    by Kaze404 6y ago

    Javascript is designed to be backwards compatible, always. You can visit a website made 20 years ago and all the APIs it uses will still be there.
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    by Kaze404 6y ago

    Good thing we have open source, then :)
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    by Kaze404 6y ago

    I don't know how common this sentiment is but I definitely felt it with a previous group of friends. The behaviors you internalize just to be able to fit in with what seems like the only people that will ever like you really have no li
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    by Kaze404 6y ago

    That's a great article, thank you.
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    by Kaze404 6y ago

    I don't think you'll benefit from switching either way, but in my opinion you'll benefit from learning Postgres when you have the time / start a new project.
15. 585.▲
    by Kaze404 6y ago

    If you can afford it, take a break. I was on the same situation, and through therapy I decided that instead of worrying about being unemployed the entire time what I needed was a break. I spent the whole of December doing absolutely nothing
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    by Kaze404 6y ago

    You don't need any of those. TSLint was deprecated long ago, and TS runners are only mildly useful in development (to the point where I don't bother and just `tsc && node dist`). Are you sure it's a problem with the
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    by Kaze404 6y ago

    I think the difference is Node.js really does bring significant advantages that the majority of developers can benefit from (or at the very least consider). It's hype is/was deserved in my opinion.
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    by Kaze404 6y ago

    I have a very antagonistic relationship with NoSQL databases because the vast majority of people get nothing out of using one, and yet every resource a newcomer to programming (on the Node.js ecosystem at least) recommends using MongoDB wit
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    by Kaze404 6y ago

    The Final Fantasy XIV script also doesn't work after a new moderator decided to wipe the old ones in favor of his own.
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    by Kaze404 6y ago

    Worth noting that Lutris' script repository is iffy at best. Moderators hold all the power on the platform, which means they can (and will, as they have in the past) replace entire scripts at random if they believe they have a better
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    by Kaze404 6y ago

    I'm making a web app that aims to aid people in crafting on the game Final Fantasy XIV. I wrote a small piece about it here: https://leite.dev/posts/manipulation-app/
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    by Kaze404 6y ago

    Can you expand a bit more on what you mean by Ruby culture poisoning Elixir? I've never used Ruby in my life and that part was entirely lost on me.
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    by Kaze404 6y ago

    My longest pipe chain in Elixir so far (with ~1 year of usage) is this[1], where I build a GraphQL context from an HTTP session. I personally think it's clean enough, but your comment made me wonder if it can be better. [1] https:&#x2
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    by Kaze404 6y ago

    I don't understand why a person who couldn't bother to copy and paste their code would bother clicking this link and read 3 paragraphs of passive-aggressive text on why they're wrong. What problem does this solve that "p
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    by Kaze404 6y ago

    Sure. https://leite.dev/posts/review-final-fantasy-xiv/
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    by Kaze404 6y ago

    Unfortunately it doesn't seem to work for my blog. Pasting an article link returns a 500 Server Error.
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    by Kaze404 6y ago

    Interesting. I definitely log in daily, I have Steam set to auto-launch because of Remote Play.
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    by Kaze404 6y ago

    Thanks for the clarification. I agree, that's a phenomenon I see often as well, and while I think that there are some indefensible positions even on the left, I think some of the communities I'm part of would benefit from giving t
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    by Kaze404 6y ago

    Wow, that sounds like an interesting read. I'll see if I can track one of those books down, thanks!
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    by Kaze404 6y ago

    Can you name any left-leaning communities that promote "unmoderated" free-speech? As someone who's in many left-leaning communities, this would be news to me and I'm genuinely curious to how it works.