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SuaveSteve
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SuaveSteve
3y ago
You will look up how to interpret `match` whenever you see it and you will like it. One way to do things? Pfffft.
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SuaveSteve
3y ago
Looks similar to PRQL[0]. Neither PRQL nor Pql seem to be able to do anything outside of SELECT like Preql[1] can. I propose we call all attempts at transpiling to SQL "quels". [0] https://prql-lang.org/ [1] http
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SuaveSteve
3y ago
There's so many of these "just add water" little "semantic" CSS projects. Going through projects and seeing which are dead is always a chore. Maybe an AI scanning projects for "life" would be helpful?
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3y ago
100%. It's actually gotten even more dull once they started fixing the fingers. But it's too much; you start to realise that it's just so uninspired. Maybe what this will ultimately do is allow good writers to bring their ide
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SuaveSteve
3y ago
A lot of this stuff is a response to the worship of complexity by the webdev industry.
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The Lava Programming Environmnet
(lavape.sourceforge.net)
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3y ago
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12 Years: A Google Cloud Console Bug Left Unfixed
(issuetracker.google.com)
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SuaveSteve
3y ago
The Doom of programming languages? Rust must be run everywhere with no irony.
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SuaveSteve
3y ago
As opposed to the confidence of a mediocre black man?
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3y ago
I also found that thread. It was very pleasing and it seems he has definitely thought about the issue. While his response seems to go from 0 to 100 in a second, he is still honest and gets to the point instead of waiting for all the "w
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SuaveSteve
4y ago
Remember when Python was described as a glue language that was also good for prototyping? I guess business just ignored the prototyping part.
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SuaveSteve
4y ago
Why not switch to making __slots__ in classes the default and then making attribute changes to an object during runtime an opt-in? It will require a long grace period but wouldn't it help optimisation efforts immensely?
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SuaveSteve
5y ago
We have too many database products.
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SuaveSteve
5y ago
What do you mean by "harmonics"?
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SuaveSteve
5y ago
Ever try PureScript?
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SuaveSteve
5y ago
>Same goes for TDD. How so?
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SuaveSteve
5y ago
Why is swearing becoming more acceptable in what was suppose to be professional domains? Those posters in NYC telling you to wear the mask and get vaccinated come to mind.
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Remove Self from List of Developers
(issuetracker.google.com)
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5y ago
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SuaveSteve
5y ago
I added my lot in as a response.
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Why you should NOT use NativeScript
(csimpi.medium.com)
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5y ago
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SuaveSteve
5y ago
Good lord, there's so much international crime that goes unpunished already. What a waste of time.
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SuaveSteve
6y ago
He can't do it again if he's executed.
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SuaveSteve
6y ago
What a sick country
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SuaveSteve
6y ago
It's all so tiresome
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SuaveSteve
6y ago
Ever try PostGraphile? I'm evaluating the two.
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SuaveSteve
6y ago
Why is this rendering so terribly in Chrome?
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SuaveSteve
6y ago
We also didn't sign up to perform dark magic in order to publish our applications to desktop.
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I Am a Grooming Gang Survivor: My Story
(youtu.be)
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6y ago
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SuaveSteve
6y ago
I think V8 is going to cause JS to overtake Python JS has become a general scripting language thanks to Node and friends. So you have it with an interpreter that has had so much effort from veterans in JIT VMs versus Python. The writing is