Scarbutt

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by Scarbutt 5y ago
asp.net core is a clusterfuck of over-architecture and over-abstraction.
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by Scarbutt 5y ago
Downloading .NET 6, a text editor and reading docs?
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by Scarbutt 5y ago
What issues does Typescript have? not saying it has none, just curious. While much faster than python wouldn't nodejs be a bad option for FB/Instagram too? Why not Go?
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by Scarbutt 5y ago
This extension simplifies things a bit: https://github.com/arkhipov/temporal_tables
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by Scarbutt 5y ago
https://groups.google.com/g/comp.lang.lisp/c/L5dZ-j6Id-s/m/9...
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by Scarbutt 5y ago
I just see node growing stronger adoption wise every day.
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by Scarbutt 5y ago
since languages seem so easy to pickup. What takes time is being productive with the APIs and ecosystem, not learning the language.
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by Scarbutt 5y ago
(disclosure: long $NET) You think the giants will just sit there dormant?
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by Scarbutt 5y ago
Is this a 'chromium is not a priority because google' ? Or maybe lack of resources and the maintainer needs help.
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by Scarbutt 5y ago
Being proficient in your tech stack helps your output sure but it's only one part (and a small one IMO) of the equation for creating something like esbuild. The author of esbuild surely has a strong knowledge of computer architecture,
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by Scarbutt 5y ago
Doesn't tadalafil affect your sleep? Also, it doesn't feel nice if you take it and seat in front of the computer for four hours doing focus stuff.
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by Scarbutt 5y ago
vim anti-pattern number one: not switching to emacs
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by Scarbutt 5y ago
stripe
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by Scarbutt 5y ago
With timescale you still have to deal and think about database connections, nodes and what not. IMO, a truly serverless database is something like dynamodb which just gives you an HTTP endpoint and they take care of the rest.
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by Scarbutt 5y ago
Offensive to leave to that out ;) "We make some things easier for developers but you will have to deal with concurrent updates in your application"
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by Scarbutt 5y ago
So you just have to use dropbox, time machine, backblaze, several drive backups and someone's else house to store drives, simple!
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by Scarbutt 5y ago
When available system memory is critically low, Firefox on Windows will automatically unload tabs based on their last access time, memory usage, and other attributes. This should help reduce Firefox out-of-memory crashes. Switching to an u
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by Scarbutt 5y ago
Nah, you do need joins if you don't only want to walk the graph from some well known roots. E.g. queries about properties of connected subgraphs In an graphdb the engine would deduct that by the way of the query language (no explicit
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by Scarbutt 5y ago
Thanks for the reality slap and bucket of cold water buddy.
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by Scarbutt 5y ago
Didn't expect to see you here excited about a dynamic language with a slow runtime ;)
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by Scarbutt 5y ago
Yep, they should throw out the window all these years of MySQL experience and expertise and start from scratch :s
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by Scarbutt 5y ago
I bet you are fun at parties.
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by Scarbutt 5y ago
Yes that part works, the issue is when you wake up the laptop, half the system is broken.
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by Scarbutt 5y ago
Too esoteric.
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by Scarbutt 5y ago
For example, Ikea for product lists sends mini chunks of simple HTML. No JS involved. Can you elaborate how? like some turbolinks thing?
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by Scarbutt 5y ago
Not about employability. You can't really leverage cljs well without knowing JS but I'm sure you would disagree.
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by Scarbutt 5y ago
Yeah, good luck with that.
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by Scarbutt 5y ago
We keep no activity logs. Your IP address is replaced by one of ours, ensuring that your device's activity and location are not linked to you. Where have we seen this before... ;) Surely if requested by their government they will kee
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by Scarbutt 5y ago
dynamic query string construction Is this the same as concatenating strings or is there some special PL/pgSQL support for this?
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by Scarbutt 5y ago
I wouldn't call Go 'slightly verbose'.

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