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by SSchick 3y ago
This doesn't seem like it would solve any real-world problems? Other than maybe hacking around in repl mode? This would require dicts to be somewhat ordered, as explained by others here already. Also I feel like this would violate `exp
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by SSchick 3y ago
9 here, this seems like something that could use a good old 'confirm()' check :)
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by SSchick 3y ago
Maybe tangential but: Recently joined a new company that is remote first with a fair amount of juniors in it. It's rather difficult since they often lack guidance and start rabbit-holing in the wrong direction before eventually failing
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by SSchick 3y ago
source?
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by SSchick 3y ago
Been avoiding to read this post all day :) (No seriously I avoided it so I can avoid doing the things I've been avoiding)
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by SSchick 3y ago
Unsure when this will actually arrive, based on the avg. distance from sun to earth (~150.000.000km) and the sun wind speed (446km/s as of writing) my approximation is roughy 3.9 days of total travel time. Anyone here more knowledgeabl
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by SSchick 3y ago
This generally doesn’t play nice with TS code bases and is generally considered an anti-pattern since there’s chances for collisions etc , you might get away using a unique symbol index but it’s still not good design.
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by SSchick 3y ago
Personally I feel like private JS class fields are against the spirit of a scripting language and are harmful to debugging and inspectability (in the way they are implemented). I've stuck with TypeScript private fields which does exact
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by SSchick 4y ago
Tangentially: I honestly wish the same was for radio stations and any emergency/siren sound that are commonly heard in traffic, it makes me absolutely paranoid. No responsible radio station should use these sounds or broadcast music
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by SSchick 4y ago
Very relevant https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jvPPXbo87ds Probably use BSplines
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by SSchick 4y ago
This tool has been pretty invaluable to me over the years in diagnosing/tracing high disk usage, particularly relevant for pypi and npm packages that were needlessly shipping huge artifacts.
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by SSchick 4y ago
The building we moved out of started doing referrals again, about 15% (according to a person I talked to at the leasing office) of their apartments are currently empty and they are still hiking prices, this isn't supply & demand, t
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by SSchick 4y ago
Collusion / price fixing as a service. I'm sure a decent chunk of HN's population has lived or lives in properties that are or were using RealPage. Rant/Anecdote ahead: We have recently decided to rent from a house from
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by SSchick 4y ago
Can someone with more experience in the 3 frameworks give some insights into the type safety ergonomics? I'm extremely biased towards react due to the fact that it effectively brings very strongly typed templates/components to the
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by SSchick 4y ago
This looks un-intentional, maybe file a bug with them? Why post this here?
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by SSchick 4y ago
As much as I'd love the headline to be accurate (we use pylint and friends extensively) I think the comparision is pre-mature. The linters the author is comparing against have significantly more features an more overhead given they nee
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by SSchick 4y ago
The idea that some developers think their code is so smart/complicated it cannot possibly expressed in a statically analyzable manner is pure hubris to me, JS/Python and friends sure have encouraged some bad patterns over the year
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by SSchick 4y ago
I do prefer touchscreens although I wish design philosophies would shift away from tiny buttons to bigger ones, also I really wish Tesla etc. would offer haptic feedback on their touchscreens.
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by SSchick 4y ago
Got baited by the headline into thinking this would be an article about determenism and implementation of 'replay' functionality but this is interesting as well. I personally like to think the most 'replayable' games are
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by SSchick 4y ago
- Plainly difficult: he mostly covers disasters (mostly human made), how they came to be, played out, and the historical/societal consequences. Also recently started covering ethically questionable events, generally well researched and
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by SSchick 5y ago
If they do this I really hope they do proper printed-on bricks and not use stickers for absolutely everything, Lego product quality has gone down :/
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by SSchick 5y ago
Reverse engineered a shock collar's protocol in order to control it via programmable SDR antenna. Implemented a basic HTTP server that'd dispatch commands with a simple access control and permission system, messed up the rate limi
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by SSchick 6y ago
Hoping they release a 6 or 8gb model, 4gb might be somewhat tight for some office environments.
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by SSchick 6y ago
Aaaand we got the n word, didn't take long.
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by SSchick 6y ago
Does using your furry avatar on github/slack count? :3
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by SSchick 6y ago
I appreciate the creativity but this sounds like a great way to put github under a lot of load.
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by SSchick 6y ago
My top 3 suspicions why this won't be added: - The use case is consider too 'niche'. - There is some concern that users will wipe their phones by accident and raise support tickets and/or engage in any other activity tha
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by SSchick 6y ago
The failing CI here is unrelated to the issue but it's still pretty bad a release was made with failing CI.
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by SSchick 6y ago
The package does have CI setup, however the test matrix does not cover the latest node versions (which are the ones that are affected). See https://github.com/then/is-promise/blob/master/.travis.yml (mis
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by SSchick 6y ago
Probably also broke eslint too since `is-promise` is also a sub-dependency of that as well. This is much less of an issue when using a lockfile, at least for existing packages/projects.

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