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by WuxiFingerHold 2y ago
How do you handle the different keyboard layouts (cmd and ctrl on Mac, ctrl and superkey on Linux)? I'm using a Mac at work and Linux at home with a programmable keyboard but I didn't find a solution to "merge" cmd and c
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by WuxiFingerHold 2y ago
That would be indeed crazy, luckily you were to fast reading the pricing: https://www.prisma.io/pricing 60k are included. But, I totally agree to your overall statement. The premium for hosted DBs is quite high despite the
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by WuxiFingerHold 2y ago
Great real world article. Everybody should keep the bottom line "under their pillow": >> Interestingly, all of the things that used to annoy me about Ruby and Rails now annoy me much, much, much less. I have accepted that th
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Rewrite It in Rails(dirkjonker.bearblog.dev)
271 points by WuxiFingerHold 2y ago|239 comments
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by WuxiFingerHold 2y ago
Yes, I got mine for 900 Euros (16, 256). Still working perfectly. What a bargain that was.
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by WuxiFingerHold 2y ago
It's not that bad anymore (e.g. with system 76), but I understand the point. I disagree with OP celebrating Apple to be the least evil of the evils. Yes, there are not many (if any) alternatives, but that doesn't make Apple great.
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by WuxiFingerHold 2y ago
Nowadays, the only way to have a computer belonging to you is using Linux.
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Svelte 5 Is Alive(svelte-omnisite.vercel.app)
1 points by WuxiFingerHold 2y ago|0 comments
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by WuxiFingerHold 2y ago
Putting aside the license / closed source issues with CockroachDB (CRDB) and just focus at it technically: CRDB uses MVVM too, but its storage is a key-value store. I know it uses some kind of garbage collection to remove the old versi
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by WuxiFingerHold 2y ago
Svelte 5 is almost heaven, I thought. But it's full heaven. To keep it short: The Svelte team did a remarkable job improving every aspect but preseriving the characteristics and distinctive features (fast, small, easy, elegant). No
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by WuxiFingerHold 2y ago
Running a small Sveltekit app with SSR is the easiest yet most of the time good enough way. However, when your app is larger or needs to be faster, you want a dedicated backend for your API. Then, you can choose a more secure and more scala
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by WuxiFingerHold 2y ago
> Education will fix this. It won't because people disagreeing with your view are not all uneducated morons. Their opinions are based on politics and ideology. And you can't deny that it's factually true that radioactive w
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by WuxiFingerHold 2y ago
How many people used the tracking app for how long? How were they chosen? The study would be flawed if the group is not chosen to represent correctly the entire population. E.g., if they called for volunteers using the app, mostly people wi
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by WuxiFingerHold 2y ago
Deno 2 with full Node compatibility is huge, presupposed it works reliably without runtime surprises. I wouldn't mind if I get a warning when a Node package is not supported, but runtime must be rock solid, especially with server packa
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by WuxiFingerHold 2y ago
You either trust the input or you don't. If you don't trust your input you need validation like Zod anyway. Parsing untrusted data without validation in Rust or Go is not much better than in JS. You get the basic types checked, bu
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by WuxiFingerHold 2y ago
Interesting, great example. This kind of compile time safety can't be achieved without borrow checker, I guess? I'm now thinking hard if there's some type magic similar to the exhaustive checks for Typescript discriminated un
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by WuxiFingerHold 2y ago
That was unavoidable. Your (and mine, btw.) reaction is healthy. I hope more people start to withdraw more from the virtual world. Once they do, many will recognize that it's become an addiction: The good feelings of discovering new th
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by WuxiFingerHold 2y ago
The question is where to find good news and not how to consume them. I'm curious what source you guys are using for tech (besides this site, obviously) and politics.
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by WuxiFingerHold 2y ago
Go as a language is not fun at all. Nor very good. Weaker type system and less language features that increase productivity and readability than C#, Java, Kotlin and Typescript, no null checks. Go as a runtime is outstanding. Go's tool
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by WuxiFingerHold 2y ago
Absolutely, but not really underrated. The large and useful std lib plays an important role in the long term stability.
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by WuxiFingerHold 2y ago
I don't get it (really, not pretending). I know many SPAs are crap, but if SPAs were inherently crap, then all SPAs would be at least kind of crap. So, I see those website below as examples and ask myself: What's wrong with those:
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by WuxiFingerHold 2y ago
SQL Server (MSSQL) is not bad at all, just expensive. The part that your boss doesn't trust Postgres is hilarious, of course.
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by WuxiFingerHold 2y ago
I don't think it is in itself that surprising, that writing all new code in MSLs leads to less MS vulnerabilities. The likelihood of new code introducing new MS issues is after all higher than to discover existing ones in old code (wh
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by WuxiFingerHold 2y ago
I'm not a fan of "just in case" development. Not when it comes to interfaces and also not regarding this `where 1=1` placeholder. Do things when you need them. Not if you think you might need them someday in the futures. Also
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by WuxiFingerHold 2y ago
I have nothing intelligent to say, just that I somehow love this idea very much. Somehow visualizing complexity of any kind, helping understanding and refactoring it, is what I constantly have in the back of my mind. Probably a dream of my
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by WuxiFingerHold 2y ago
I share this view and have to fight strong negative feelings every time I see another technically great innovation that is just used to make people esp. young people ill and suffering. Most young people already are Insta, TicToc and YT zomb
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by WuxiFingerHold 2y ago
I've read the first chapter and I like it a lot. I find myself way to often hiding business logic as in your first example. Also, showing how to use Java for DoP and combining it with other concepts like OOP encapsulation is very helpf
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by WuxiFingerHold 2y ago
I've done something similar for a small service running in Docker compose. Maybe I didn't think through it but the complexity and huge dependencies introduced by the official libs immediately turned me off. DIY was very easy and s
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by WuxiFingerHold 2y ago
Meta can and will use every WhatsApp, Facebook or Insta post of every user of the planet, if they think they can benefit from it. They don't care about any data protection laws or ridiculous low fines anyway. Meta is the most evil and
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by WuxiFingerHold 2y ago
A perfect hands-on introduction. Gleam is on the paper the "Simpler Rust". Yet very powerful. But it's so incredible hard to become relevant in the programming language world. As others have said: Typescript (esp. with Deno)

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