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by alephnan 4y ago
> Disadvantage 2 – Error Handling I'm by no means a Go expert, but it felt like Go forced consistent error handling. > Another issue is that it’s easy to forget to handle an error by accident Does anyone have specific examples of
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If you have a family, six figures in San Francisco is below the poverty line.
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https://superuser.com/questions/560539/how-can-i-force-my-cs...
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by alephnan 4y ago
For all the ideological schpiel... > Startpage would be the closest, but I really don’t like their purple colour scheme. That can be solved with a plugin to override the CSS.
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by alephnan 4y ago
Happy to see some zero-dependency VanillaJS. https://sqlite.org/fiddle/fiddle.js The author disclaims copyright to this source code. In place of a legal notice, here is a blessing: * May you do good and n
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by alephnan 4y ago
> Arctype–Electron is currently the most practical solution to make it cross-platform and also accessible via a web app Is it currently available on the web? I want to try but do not want to download a binary.
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Ask HN: Good examples of text-only web applications?
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by alephnan 4y ago
Has anyone made a JavaScript port? Edit: ooh. There's this. But it's 6MB. https://www.npmjs.com/package/figlet
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by alephnan 4y ago
> When not to use: ... You have a team of native android and ios developers who can build something with other frameworks like react native So this will be even less native of an experience than React Native.
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by alephnan 4y ago
Why not?
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How'd you measure that?
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by alephnan 4y ago
> Imagine living paycheck to paycheck working as a software engineer Is that supposed to be hard to imagine ? Most of the population don’t have entitlement about this.
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by alephnan 4y ago
https://tylercipriani.com/blog/2016/09/25/the-14kb-in-the-tc...
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What IDE do you 'own'?
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In the case of education, doesn't it unlock career pathways like being a principal?
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by alephnan 4y ago
My theory is that people from traditional artistic fields are pivoting into the tech. You can see this in design schools now, offering courses on UX/UI. I'm not super excited because anti-aesthetics like Craigslist are rarely on a
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by alephnan 4y ago
By the way, Monaco is 10MB+. That's quite impressive nowadays for something so feature filled, but you're staying for 10MB when doing quick edits. Monaco is a mature, powerful and pluggable, which makes it a good platform to build
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by alephnan 4y ago
Job titles seem really important to the content here > In this video Paul Slaughter, Staff FE Engineer, walks Eric Schurter, Senior Product Manager
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by alephnan 4y ago
Meanwhile, Japan’s government has actively told the public to not not discriminate against the unvaccinated. Japan also has very high covid vaccination rate, despite one of the lowest vaccine trust/confidence rates in the developed wor
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Originally I’d exchange text message with these people, meet them at the WTC subway station to pick up some berries. Glad to see they scaled up.
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I spent a summer in Vietnam 12 years ago. Police showed to my uncle’s cellphone store. Said their daughter’s IPhone was broken and left a note to an address of a different cellphone shop. You’re expected to go to that shop, buy the phone in
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by alephnan 4y ago
Why don’t web browsers just add a tag for mathematical expressions ?
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Then you should know imperial shrines are obviously different. I’ve been to 47 prefectures of Japan and thousands of shrines. I’m well aware imperial shrines exist. Just because American politicians utilize the word God does not mean they i
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by alephnan 4y ago
The discussion here, exclusively from Westerners, is focused on the anglosaxon semantics of religion. It would be blasphemous and offensive to Japanese people to suggest these sites aren’t sacred. Yes, Japan is developed and people might no
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by alephnan 4y ago
> consciously invented in the Meiji period So the Meiji government traveled back in time a thousand years and erected Shinto shrines all over Japan?
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by alephnan 4y ago
> Collectivism isn't a monopoly of the east. Is that why people in the West refuse to wear mask?
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by alephnan 4y ago
> The cost is minuscule compared to the ROI. Religion in Japan is big business, just like your home country. That's a very western way of looking at things. Alternatively, it can be viewed as a community crowdsourcing and preserving
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You're confusing temples with shrines.
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You mean like Org-mode?
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What are your thoughts on this data structure? https://code.visualstudio.com/blogs/2018/03/23/text-buffer-r...

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