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by Zanfa 3y ago
Aren’t Svelte templates written in a completely custom template language that doesn’t even look like HTML/JS?
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by Zanfa 3y ago
> If there are a very large number of users, and a very large number of phone number primary contacts, you cannot make this query fast/efficient I think specific numbers would help make this point better. With a few hundred thousand
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by Zanfa 3y ago
> It’s very hard to get external contractors to be excited when they dont get the swag / on-sites and share the culture. It’s not the lack of swag or on-sites. Companies usually outsource to cut costs, so there’s your problem. Also,
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by Zanfa 3y ago
Same, those cloth/linen bags are indestructible. Can’t remember having thrown a single one away yet and the oldest one I can accurately date is from before the 07/08 financial crisis. They’re also much more comfortable to carry th
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by Zanfa 3y ago
Did PN51 come with networking supported by default? When I got my PN50 some time ago, it couldn't connect to either wireless or wired networks and there was no indication which manufacturer's driver was required without some disas
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by Zanfa 3y ago
People are the country. And draft dodgers are not even necessarily against the war or the regime. They just don’t wanna be cannon fodder, which is understandable, but also doesn’t mean they should be granted asylum.
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by Zanfa 3y ago
Glad to see a company take the moral way, not the most profitable one. It’s disgusting how many companies happily keep conducting business with/in Russia.
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by Zanfa 3y ago
> The requirements are rarely for more than a few hours or a day or two of storage, which significantly reduces the required reservoir volume. That’s one of the main issues right there. You can’t just plan for the typical case. You need
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by Zanfa 3y ago
I have some experience with healthcare software and the core of it is pretty simple. The 2 biggest sources of unknowns however are quirks of the existing system and edge cases in human processes. Neither can be accurately estimated for beca
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by Zanfa 3y ago
Sometimes I put on a TV show I’ve already seen playing in the background to help me focus. Something easy like Scrubs or How I Met Your Mother, where you really don’t need effort to keep track. It can play in the background for the whole da
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by Zanfa 3y ago
Not sure if parasitic is the correct term, but there's little to do with market prices when it comes to food delivery apps. They're all basically dumping with VC money, burning billions, driving out legitimate competitors.
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by Zanfa 3y ago
> Crypto advocates misinterpret this as a technological failing or gap. This is usually the problem with any crypto idea. They fail to distinguish between people problems and technology problems. Ticketmaster ain’t charging hidden bull
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by Zanfa 3y ago
It could also be a case of Tesla's full self-driving that's perpetually 2 years away. Progress in AI isn't linear so you can't extrapolate based on historic data. We really don't know if we're just a small step
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by Zanfa 3y ago
I think the latest fully electric Volvo XC90 also has that now. And it's their most expensive model.
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by Zanfa 3y ago
I’m wondering if anybody has seen a way to represent mixed rich-text and structured data like tables as CRDTs?
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by Zanfa 3y ago
I have a HP wide format printer where after loading in a roll of paper, it presents a "Paper loaded successfully" dialog, with an "Ok" button to dismiss the message. The fun part is that the dialog also dismisses automat
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by Zanfa 3y ago
It's probably only compliant if it's off by default, but I doubt anybody will ever toggle it on anyway.
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by Zanfa 3y ago
Sure, if you’re building Figma, SPA all the way. If it’s a dashboard or a semi-static document, SPAs are misused and that’s when basic functionality gets replaced with JS, but typically in a broken fashion.
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by Zanfa 3y ago
There’s no reason to think SPAs are in any way objectively better in terms of either UX or DX. I can’t count the number of SPAs that manage to break basic browser functionality like links, back/forward navigation and scrolling. It’s i
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by Zanfa 3y ago
This is completely broken and unusable on latest iOS Safari.
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by Zanfa 3y ago
A good rule of thumb is that if you’re starting a new project and immediately implement microservices, you’ve already failed. Never seen it work, don’t think I ever will. The only way microservices can ever work is if they’re extracted over
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by Zanfa 3y ago
I haven't had the chance to work with either much, but at the end of the day, a new new syntax just for doing fancy if/else/for seems unnecessary. I believe Angular's hand was forced since JS at the time didn't have
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by Zanfa 3y ago
Obviously there's some matter of taste, but JSX is simpler in my mind, because it's just JS with a tiny bit of syntactic sugar to have nicer function calls for components. That's it. Anything you can write in JS, you can writ
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by Zanfa 3y ago
> In my experience people that hate Angular don't understand why they hate Angular. One of my major annoyances is the templating language. Completely unnecessary and over complicated, compared to JSX. Just another weird syntax to le
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by Zanfa 3y ago
My plan was to get my setup super fancy to also display the current height and memory functions from within the Mac utility, so it had to read the full protocol that the remote used. Up/down alone was supposed to be the proof of concep
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by Zanfa 3y ago
A Bluetooth dongle for my standing desk that lets me control it from my Mac. I kept bumping the wired remote with my chair when it was mounted under the table and since it had a fat Cat5 cable, it was too ugly to have on the table. So I hoo
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by Zanfa 3y ago
I don't have any other good recommendations other than learning how to read and use EXPLAIN [1]. This should typically be the first tool when you have a slow query. [1] https://www.postgresql.org/docs/current/
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by Zanfa 3y ago
In my experience more often than not, Postgres performance problems aren't really caused by the database, but either badly designed schemas or queries. For a lot of developers, the thinking goes that 10s of millions of rows sounds like
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by Zanfa 4y ago
With GPT 4, I was able to give it a JSON blob and asked it to generate a JSON schema definition to describe it. Then verified the generated schema, found a few edge cases in the dataset where it wouldn’t validate, asked ChatGPT to add thos
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by Zanfa 4y ago
Correct! It was reported a few years back that Github's source code was leaked and it just turned out somebody deobfuscated the source shipped as part of Github Enterprise's publicly-available VM image. I don't have a direct

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