RaitoBezarius

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by RaitoBezarius 9y ago
Correct me if I'm wrong : But, wouldn't "garbage collection" solve the problem of many React web apps of consuming too much RAM (e.g. when using Redux, you never expire some keys and throughout the application lifecycle,
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by RaitoBezarius 9y ago
Thanks Jan, what are the remaining pain points to your opinion with the usage of Relay in a modern web app?
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by RaitoBezarius 10y ago
Hi! One of the core contributor of Mangaki here. We want to move from the French usage in our issues, code, stuff and let everyone contribute (we also want to translate Mangaki in English and Japanese translation!) But feel free to dive in
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by RaitoBezarius 10y ago
Time management techniques (with or without help of web apps, or tools, i.e. Trello, Asana, Toggle, etc…).
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by RaitoBezarius 10y ago
There is always a way to show that a search engine is bad with constructive feedback rather than just replying it's "shitty". At least, the OP could have elaborated on why does he thinks this way so that everyone could unders
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by RaitoBezarius 10y ago
While I understand your point, please. > Anyway, we don't use DDG because its results are shitty. These kind of comments are a bit unnecessary, especially on Hacker News, I believe.
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by RaitoBezarius 10y ago
Riemann Zeta function, so mysterious. How could complex numbers and complex analysis provide so many insights on number theory? That's so intriguing to me.
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by RaitoBezarius 10y ago
Typo in the title of the article linked : It's not Chome, it's Chrome.
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by RaitoBezarius 10y ago
You can ask the user to pay a subscription fee to use the extension. (a freemium model for example). Then, the user, in fact, pays only for using the back-end API. The front-end, of course, is like a website, """open-source&q
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France adopts new guidelines for security in schools (french)(education.gouv.fr)
1 points by RaitoBezarius 10y ago|0 comments
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by RaitoBezarius 10y ago
I use Dependency CI [1]. But to be honest, I have yet to benefit from alerts on vulnerabilities in packages, etc… [1] : https://dependencyci.com
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by RaitoBezarius 10y ago
It depends on what kind of programming do you do, to be honest. I am using an X230 since ~ 10 months, specs maxed (16 GiB RAM, 256 GiB SSD, i5, Intel Graphics Card). Well, I can: - run many VMs - browsing using this monster of RAM named Chr
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by RaitoBezarius 10y ago
> Last time I did some testing, I found that RethinkDB didn't let me write new data while the master replica for a specific shard was down and I couldn't find a way to tell RethinkDB to just forget the dead instance completely
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by RaitoBezarius 10y ago
This is insanely brilliant. I am now happy to use Mutt again.
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by RaitoBezarius 10y ago
Maybe what you invented is not that so "powerful". Keep calm. At some point, if you want to get introduced to Google / Facebook executives and get them to buy your technology. You will have to convince them it is a real game-
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by RaitoBezarius 10y ago
Interesting, I wonder what are the performance / overhead on "long statements", I see there is support for async. Is it vim's own async system or NeoVIM's async system is supported as well?
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France's interior minister wants to ban encryption for messaging apps(arstechnica.co.uk)
9 points by RaitoBezarius 10y ago|3 comments
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by RaitoBezarius 10y ago
Do you do --- lang: fr --- In your document? I find that pandoc + french typography = love as it is using LaTeX under the hood and LaTeX have pretty decent rules for French Typography (better than Microsoft Word IMHO).
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by RaitoBezarius 10y ago
This is really interesting, and I believe you should be right to share ideas even if you don't really know if they hold water or not. > Black holes don't exist (time dilation prevents them from forming in a finite time). This i
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by RaitoBezarius 10y ago
IMHO, Rust. Rust is very developer-friendly, great doc, user-friendly error messages, system level, cross-compilation friendly (\o/), you can experiment in the browser, etc…
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by RaitoBezarius 10y ago
I don't agree, this is not exactly the same as a tl;DR for maths. IMHO, this is more a way to make people (game developers) feel mathematics intuitively. It is somehow the same as the setosa.io approach which is all about visual explan
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by RaitoBezarius 10y ago
You're definitely right, I was afraid of this kind of situation. There is not much I can do anymore, I am too much enthusiast about what happened, thanks for saying it.
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by RaitoBezarius 10y ago
> I don't understand, could you re-phrase? I feel like that the guys which handles the project in Upwork are not real developers. I said: "I am a developer", because I work on fascinating problem, I practice problem solvin
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by RaitoBezarius 10y ago
I understand what you mean. Sorry for not being sufficiently clear. While I understand your point of view, I will not try to argue over whether this is a PR ploy or not. This announcement is also a surprise meant for us, Gigsters. And this
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by RaitoBezarius 10y ago
Glad you asked it. Upwork is a race to the bottom, the cheapest developer gets the project, at the cost... of the quality and experience. Gigster is more realistic, I don't know how much I can talk about this. We are working with a tea
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by RaitoBezarius 10y ago
FYI, Gigster is absolutely not Upwork or Upwork-like, this is amusing misconception that all people have about Gigster. If you're a freelancer asking for equity, you'll give up some of your payment. Gigster is not saying AFAIK: we
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by RaitoBezarius 10y ago
While it looks like interesting, I don't see the core value. It looks like some boilerplate around Webpack, Imba, and Ruby and other libraries in order to make web apps. Can the OP enlights us?
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by RaitoBezarius 10y ago
Funny! But you should put a user agent more like "ryukinix/mal-cli 0.1" :)
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Recreating the Craig Wright's Sartre file(rya.nc)
4 points by RaitoBezarius 10y ago|0 comments
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by RaitoBezarius 10y ago
For a Arch Linux guy, Omnifocus looks cool, but Apple ecosystem only is really annoying, do you recommend something?

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