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by SPBS 6y ago
> Build as much as possible from scratch and host it close to metal as possible. come on guys this is obviously sarcasm
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On the Usefulness (Or Lack Thereof) of Foreign Keys (2015)(bigeng.io)
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by SPBS 6y ago
This is well intentioned, but have you had any of the applicants try to game it?
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by SPBS 6y ago
Or just use bcrypt! Which generates the salt for you and stores it alongside the final hash.
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by SPBS 6y ago
Am I crazy when I say I don't see these popups on the mobile web version of reddit anymore? I don't see what the fuss is about. It's pretty much the same as what the gif in TFA is showing, except no blinking 'use app&#x2
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by SPBS 6y ago
You don't have to pick one. I write my projects in vim and keep the IDE open for when I want to refactor/debug. I'm not against using the IDE mind you, I sometimes refactor then keep on typing in the IDE. But I find myself na
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by SPBS 6y ago
This articles hits the head on why I think OOP is hot air. Everything that OOP espouses is achievable through a different way from what an OOP language like Java chose. Abstraction and Encapsulation? Every programming language lets you do t
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by SPBS 6y ago
I wholeheartedly agree with this sentiment. I have a lot of keybindings but I always make sure I can survive without them, such as by dropping into vanilla vim to once in a while to do work and ensuring I'm not completely lost. A user
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by SPBS 6y ago
I'm confused. Are you saying that mainland Chinese feel -more- nationalistic if they live in the ASEAN region, i e. outside of their home country? Or are these employees from an ASEAN country but are just Chinese in ethnicity?
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by SPBS 6y ago
what the hell that's really useful. I used to open emacs (I'm a vim user) just for the bulk rename
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by SPBS 6y ago
windows recently got this feature as well, it's Win + ;
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by SPBS 6y ago
are you mathiasbynens? If so, thank you. I've been using that script as a reference for my own clean install script. Not sure where else I could have found the information, seems like Apple themselves are against documenting it and hav
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by SPBS 6y ago
interesting, I've been using quicktime's native screen recording feature. Converting from mov to gif would probably take another tool though, probably ffmpeg
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by SPBS 6y ago
No one mentioning that the site being SPA makes it laggy? If this were a static webpage - and it should - the scrolling would be 100% responsive. Instead on my 2015 macbook the animation stutters when loading the page in and scrolling down
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by SPBS 6y ago
Okay but web apps have no killer app to motivate switching to. Whatever killer app that webapps can come up with, so can native apps. The two benefits - webapps don't need to be explicitly downloaded - webapps don't need to be exp
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by SPBS 6y ago
Why are you jumping to that conclusion? The parent comment probably couldn't even find a person qualified to lead and you had to make it a gender thing.
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by SPBS 6y ago
This is why integration tests are more valuable than unit tests. Integration tests directly test the desired output, no need to think about what to test. Integration tests flag if something is wrong, unit tests help refine which part is wro
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by SPBS 6y ago
If you want site longevity, HTML is the way to go. It's fine if you clients aren't expecting to maintain their website for the next 10 years, go ahead and use the JavaScript framework. Tell me that React websites today will still
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by SPBS 6y ago
I like formatters like Prettier and gofmt as well, but not StandardJS. I'd still use it if everyone used it though. I just don't like their stance of relying on automatic semicolon insertion, even if Go does the same thing
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by SPBS 6y ago
Funny, I thought it was the Go-fication of JavaScript. Look at the 'contributing' section of their stdlib: "deno_std is a loose port of Go's standard library. When in doubt, simply port Go's source code, documentati
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by SPBS 6y ago
If Go's paradigm is considered OO then what would you consider non OO? Seems like almost every language has the baseline of struct and struct methods (with private and public semantics)
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by SPBS 6y ago
you know, it just occurred to me that transpilers are basically lisp like macros for programming languages that don't support it. i.e. Rewriting your preferred syntax into a syntax that is supported by the programming language.
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by SPBS 6y ago
Semicolon JavaScript is trivially easy to write with a formatter -- just hit format and it inserts semicolons for you. And has no footguns.
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by SPBS 7y ago
RE: not storing address in a single field, splitting an address into semantic fields feels like a premature optimisation. You’re forced to anticipate all the fields that you may want to aggregate by, before you may actually even use them. I
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by SPBS 7y ago
I've always viewed `awk '!a[$0]++'` as superior to `sort | uniq` because it preserves order and does not have to sort the data first before deduplicating. But `sort | uniq` is much easier to remember.
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by SPBS 7y ago
You serve the same HTML/JavaScript/CSS bundle to anyone who visits your site, and the JavaScript renders the request specific details on the client (by making more calls to the backend)
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by SPBS 7y ago
Well, how do existing manual systems deal with it? Why not just make do with partial automation and fall back on the existing methods for those thorny legal edge cases?
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by SPBS 7y ago
I think monoliths can be written the same way such that you can change one module without changing the others. Microservices enforce that best practice.
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by SPBS 7y ago
Did the Tailwind projects use the @apply directive, or just plain Tailwind classes all the way? Asking because I wonder how Tailwind deals with project wide style changes. With traditional CSS you just update the class in one location, with
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by SPBS 7y ago
I’m using Tachyons over Tailwind because not needing a build step appeals to me. I vastly prefer the smaller footprint of Tachyons, but I do miss Tailwind’s comprehensive color palette sometimes. I could always manually add it in, but for n

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