Master_Odin

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by Master_Odin 5y ago
You can use phpcs < https://github.com/squizlabs/PHP_CodeSniffer/blob/master/src... > to easily do this.
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by Master_Odin 5y ago
Native esmodule loading has been a thing since node 12, almost 3 years ago. You just have to turn on a flag or use the `.mjs` file extension.
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by Master_Odin 5y ago
The NYT has subscribers across the country (and beyond) as it covers broad US and world events. I doubt a local paper that principally covers local/state news will have that same reach.
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by Master_Odin 5y ago
How many companies paid $0 for log4j2, and then got upset and bashed the authors of it when this bug happened for the cost it caused to their business? People pay nothing for the software, but will expect paid quality support.
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by Master_Odin 5y ago
I feel like a lot of this isn't that individuals are the ones who should be forking over money, but rather corporations who are making tens of millions or billions who rely on this stuff as a core to their stack, but do nothing to supp
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by Master_Odin 5y ago
Comparing Rails to PHP is unfair given that one is a framework and one is a programming language. Compare PHP and Ruby or Rails and Laravel to keep things apples to apples and oranges to oranges.
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by Master_Odin 5y ago
Looking through the site, the developer's "Show HN" and ProductHunt posts mention that the app was "open-source", but I could not for the love of me find any links on the site to the source. Had to turn to google to
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by Master_Odin 5y ago
Actually, it looks like it is paid source available: https://github.com/DevUtilsApp/DevUtils-app But I could not find anywhere on the site that linked to this repo.
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by Master_Odin 5y ago
I think parent might have meant "offline". Definitely doesn't look like devutils or devbox are open source.
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by Master_Odin 5y ago
It's probably a simple bot that's hooked up to a GH app. Then just some custom code to react to specific types of events. Depending on what you need done, you'd possibly be able to replicate a lot of functionality within a GH
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by Master_Odin 5y ago
Are you equally appalled that so much other government paperwork goes through the mail? If we can't trust voting by mail, then we certainly can't trust mailing passports, visas, IRS forms, car records, etc. It's weird to me t
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by Master_Odin 5y ago
One thing that doesn't look possible from the spec is supporting recipes with multiple discrete parts. An immediate example for me would be I made a fish dish that had an optional salsa to put on top. I substituted the salsa for someth
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by Master_Odin 5y ago
As someone who has started learning Ruby to contribute to one of my companies' repos and the amount of "magic" in Rails has been a big stumbling block for me compared to any other language I've worked in lately (JS/
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by Master_Odin 5y ago
And after whoever started the project gets their promotion, the product will be killed off and Google will chase another shiny thing. How much does anyone trust totally new Google things these days?
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by Master_Odin 5y ago
This has been the big slowdown for my org as a number of packages we rely on in docker on debian do not yet have an arm64 version, so have to emulate x86 and take the huge performance hit.
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by Master_Odin 5y ago
All of these projects joined the .NET Foundation though. Was there any contract they signed or agreed to as part of joining the foundation? What were the terms the orgs agreed to? I think we can all agree how the foundation handled this was
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by Master_Odin 5y ago
How is building proprietary plugins for the editor they themselves created and maintain at all part of EEE? Unless it's someway to extinguish LSP, which they also created?
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by Master_Odin 5y ago
This just adds burden to programming language and library authors. Sure I could almost certainly support Python 2.7 and Python < 3.6 in all my libraries, but it introduces more code and shims I've got to maintain. Given I'm not
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by Master_Odin 5y ago
But this can happen anyway during the "regular" support window. I had this happen to me ol years back and it made booting the phone go from a few seconds to minutes as it had to do something with each installed app. This eventuall
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by Master_Odin 5y ago
While composer does have this limitation in that packages are published by making new tags within the repo, frameworks like symfony and cakephp have workarounds where they have one monorepo where all packages are worked on, and then automat
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by Master_Odin 5y ago
China is very competitive in the moba genre, like League of Legends and DOTA2.
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by Master_Odin 5y ago
The mysqli extension in PHP is fine to use and has advantages over PDO if you only ever plan to interface with MySQL. Now, if it was recommending the mysql extension, that would be bad as that's been deprecated and replaced by mysqli f
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by Master_Odin 5y ago
The HOA can not restrict purchase sure, but can specifically target PoC for "violations" while ignoring the white households who are committing violations. This has the effect of working to force these folks out and maintaining th
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by Master_Odin 5y ago
MS products are going to stop working with IE 11 come August, seems like it's time as an industry to force its retirement on any holdout managers.
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by Master_Odin 5y ago
Do elixir libraries just never deprecate stuff? Or just that their package managers never alert you about vulnerabilities so you can pretend like they don't exist and so never upgrade?
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by Master_Odin 5y ago
Except more harsh policing is not the answer to this, especially the opioid crisis. If you want to see less crime and drugs, you improve the conditions that lead people to crime and drugs and then increased social work when people do run af
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by Master_Odin 5y ago
The pull_request_target event however allows for read/write access to the base repo and access to all of its secrets. It's not the event type you'd want to use whenever dealing with code that's incoming in a PR. See the
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by Master_Odin 5y ago
Can the python packaging story get much worse? It's a huge blemish and way too much fragmentation and after market solutions, and of course the mental overhead of virtualenvs or else you clobber your environment. One thing I keep hopin
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by Master_Odin 6y ago
These will go away in v5 (if a v5 is ever released) and is not recommended if using a bundler as it'll end up wasting space rather than saving as it'll include duplicate code that each individual function could share. https:&#x2F
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by Master_Odin 6y ago
Similar thing happened to me with Itau in Brazil in that their website was barely functional (with the last month I was a customer I couldn't even login in) and had to do everything over the cellphone app. Super annoying as I wasn&#x27

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