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allan_s
5y ago
metabase is pretty nice, and their "x-ray" features that generates a lot of different visualisation is a clever way to get started and to have example to iterate on.
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5y ago
but they can't have exactly 256 axles ! > Trains in Switzerland are not allowed to have 256 axles https://twitter.com/standupmaths/status/1185544321933758467
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allan_s
5y ago
Rosaly.com (shameless plug) , the team of developer is 32 years old average, though we all come from different background and all used python/go/java/rust in some of our previous jobs or on our own opensource projects, we jus
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allan_s
5y ago
most of projects based on Laravel/Symfony that are < 5 years old
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5y ago
exactly ! most browser will wait for the next to load before unloading the current one so with a little css trick you can do a nice transition between pages While most SPA will put you on a weird state (of course you can handle it nicely t
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allan_s
5y ago
we certainly can sure improve on that side but currently most of our pages are at most 2 https call 1. html of that page, they never go over 30kb non gzipped, most svg assets are inline, so once you got it, you got it. 2. the tailwind.css f
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5y ago
At rosaly.com we've built our "app" with something similar we didn't go the PWA way (because of app store), but something quite similar to the article 1. we have a symfony website with simple web pages but with a "a
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6y ago
They should have use > This is Our Last Cry Before Our Eternal Silence https://infostory.com/2012/01/31/this-is-our-last-cry-before...
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6y ago
I totally agree with you, I've been writing professionally php and python, vanilla js/react and postgresql for a good decade now and I'm still learning exciting new things in these technology. (Note on the side I've made
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6y ago
I feel you, I have currently the chance to start a greendfield project, * backend in php8 with symfony framework * postgres * frontend is only html+tailwind css and 2 lines of javascript here and there for a smooth transition effect
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6y ago
I'm really sorry to say this but you're spreading FUD 1. slack backend is written in php and other big companies. 2. php is actually faster than python/ruby 3. opcache in production (which is both simple to activate AND a we
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6y ago
Isn't that the same than a doctor signing away his right to divulgate his parent information (or a lawyer), or even more mundane, for a tech guy to publish the source code of his company ? (it's an actual question)
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6y ago
I also got the same kind of class, I think php was a 2 week class (less than the Java courses or SQL courses, same as the ASM courses). a 2/3 of my career was python, I 2~3 years of PHP around 2011-2014, and now I'm using it bac
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6y ago
I have started one side project , and one startup this last 3 month, all in php/symfony, though I have made extensive use of python (and php) in the past (and do a lot of rust on the side) 1. A mature ecosystem: Symfony is really real
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6y ago
late to the party but I'm wondering if deepfake could be used by the pornindustry to make more content like you got 1 high visible actress, 10 lookalike-ish , less paid, but you deep fake the high visible actress on same, so that you c
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6y ago
> you have to pay a separate fee (~200eur) this number is incorrect , or you get fooled, I was working in a startup that was exactly helping people creating companies with the paperwork, including the step you're mentionning, and it
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6y ago
I don't see him stating he's personally planning on leaving github ? he does advice to do so yes to someone who try hard to have a behaivour back on a plateform that said plateform is rejecting. I have no opinion on alcohol consum
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6y ago
> It seems to me that, unless it comes from the mouth of a black person I would even say more, a non-american-black person. It's like forgetting that even though most of american-black people have been subject to white master/b
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6y ago
master -> maetre (old french) -> magister latin magister in latin, as far as I remember is the term used for the teacher (which is the same meaning in modern french, maître is how you call a teacher of primary school)
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6y ago
I totally agree with you, we're replacing democracy by "power to the loudest". > How far can this particular language purication can be taken I'm not anti-american (damn I have to put this kind of disclaimer), but it
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6y ago
you've just proven his point, he was expressing a good point that currently there's a lot of data points showing that when you express a not "100% agree" opinion with these kind of movements, extremists of said movement
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6y ago
it's offensive to people who have suffered with SVN !
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6y ago
I hope gitlab will not follow this trend which is purely PR (pun intented), (if Sytse is reading this thread) , it will give one more reason to love them. As I really do think it's purely short-term thinking. As other may have said, re
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6y ago
> Microservices make the boundary between units defined and forces API design on those boundaries until one engineer say "hmmm why adding a new endpoint in their service while we could simply connect our microservice to their databa
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7y ago
Is there an issue on Firefox side tracking this problem ? as it seems a very big problem for that specific use case, and may be one of the reason why slack / teams etc. don't support firefox in their webapp ?
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allan_s
7y ago
thank a lot for the issue
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allan_s
7y ago
does someone know if it's possible to activate it in gitlab web diff of a merge request ?
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allan_s
7y ago
thanks for the link I didn't know about this project. However here it's specifically a project to learn C :) but your link is still full a useful information (notably their dungeon generation algorithm )
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7y ago
Funny I'm trying to make a rogue-like game with my son these last days. Anyone has experienced using the C library `notcurses`, or some demo project ? (the library seems to be made to on purpose break curses API compatibility for the
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7y ago
note that vagrant support containers :)
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