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421.
by Scarbutt 5y ago
Seems you are agreeing with GP.
422.
by Scarbutt 5y ago
Looks like they made it harder to find the option to customize the toolbar. Right click on toolbar, select 'Customize Toolbar', click 'Density' option at the bottom (I'm macos).
423.
by Scarbutt 5y ago
'Compact' is flagged as not supported but looks like it still works.
424.
by Scarbutt 5y ago
That tabwrangler extension is great, thanks!
425.
by Scarbutt 5y ago
Is there something like chrome's tab groups for firefox?
426.
by Scarbutt 5y ago
Smoking your first cigarette implants that light switch on your mind I don't think that's true in general, at least not for me or many of my friends. We never got hooked. Please don't try though ;)
427.
by Scarbutt 5y ago
Careful with leaking sensitive information with semi-sequential UUIDs though.
428.
by Scarbutt 5y ago
Skimming the free chapter and ToC I'm guessing it assumes some fundamental algorithms since it takes knowing how to sort for granted.
429.
by Scarbutt 5y ago
Open Vim or Emacs on the remote server. A strength about those two is they work from the terminal.
430.
by Scarbutt 5y ago
Multiple cursors is for quick small editing tasks where you don't bother with a macro.
431.
by Scarbutt 5y ago
You should have look at the Toyota Hilux, not Tacoma.
432.
by Scarbutt 5y ago
0% The Internet has rob me of that.
433.
by Scarbutt 5y ago
Adguard requires an electron app(wut?) to run in the background to provide much of its functionality, is Wipr like this too?
434.
by Scarbutt 5y ago
What economic value does Freenode has?
435.
by Scarbutt 5y ago
Yep, the benefits most esoteric languages offer are superficial compared to the benefits a mainstream language ecosystem offers.
436.
by Scarbutt 5y ago
Looks like many libs already support Scala3: https://index.scala-lang.org/search?targetTypes=jvm&scalaVer...
437.
by Scarbutt 5y ago
Shifting attention to keep every lib updated is a distraction from getting things done.
438.
by Scarbutt 5y ago
Ecosystem around flask is bigger.
439.
by Scarbutt 5y ago
Yep, was exploring ASPNet Core for a new project and was like nope ;)
440.
by Scarbutt 5y ago
Slow down a bit ;) the author was walking about personal security.
441.
by Scarbutt 5y ago
Haskell or Rust is too far the spectrum ;), TS or Kotlin are a nice sweet spot.
442.
by Scarbutt 5y ago
Your hello world actually took one second to start, add libraries for a web application and you will be hitting 2-3 minutes of startup time.
443.
by Scarbutt 5y ago
I prefer 'esoteric' programming languages too, they are better. Experience has taught that ecosystem is way more important for shipping stuff, so stick mostly to mainstream ones.
444.
by Scarbutt 5y ago
Bookmarked
445.
by Scarbutt 5y ago
TL;DR Take walks
446.
by Scarbutt 5y ago
You may be confusing ruby with perl or clojure.
447.
by Scarbutt 5y ago
No because they are not counting the size of the browser or nodejs
448.
by Scarbutt 5y ago
What persistence options does KeyDB has that Redis doesn't?
449.
by Scarbutt 5y ago
The author clearly states he prefers a statically typed programming language for large, long-lived programs.
450.
by Scarbutt 5y ago
Clojure is statistically insignificant, that is why it was removed, what's the point of saying "Clojure is the most loved language" when only two out two voted for that.

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