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by alserio 1y ago
What do you mean with shape? Are you concerned about escaping and such?
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by alserio 1y ago
well one difference is that application/json scripts are still subject to CSP policies
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by alserio 1y ago
I was wondering, are template elements a good place to store json data in the page to be consumed by js?
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by alserio 1y ago
You can use graalvm AoT. It mitigates the issues for some use cases when you need to use Java. Standard Java on Lambda has not been feasible for me either
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by alserio 1y ago
ISO reserves programmers thumbs to LGTM on pull requests
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Compile Svelte 5 in your head(lihautan.com)
3 points by alserio 1y ago|0 comments
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by alserio 1y ago
But CEOs are putting a lot of money in AI and the books need to be balanced somehow.
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by alserio 1y ago
I don't know, feels kinda shallow as an argument. For example it only works until the demand for (paid) software exceeds the offering.
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by alserio 1y ago
Near Java? From memory, it will definetely be garbage collected, can't say when.
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Germania: The Origins and Migrations of the Germanic Peoples(nemets.substack.com)
8 points by alserio 1y ago|2 comments
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by alserio 1y ago
Does it really know about the whole codebase? How big are we talking about? Last I tried, some time ago, llm didn't work very well "in the large". But I have never tried Claude Code.
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by alserio 1y ago
It's such a cool place it has inspired a lot of media. My favorite is the storm drains level in Mirror's Edge
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by alserio 1y ago
The joke is in the tone, not in the issues
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by alserio 2y ago
Check the post date. It was published on April first
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by alserio 2y ago
I'm not a physicist, but that doesn't really sound right. Might I ask you a reference or an explanation?
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by alserio 2y ago
thanks!
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by alserio 2y ago
Entities are also the one place where you would need a way to express instance private state and not class private state.
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by alserio 2y ago
If I could I would make this two IDE clicks behind a big mean warning. In my experience people tends to autopilot it without thinking about what that entails.
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by alserio 2y ago
I'll look into it, thank you for the recommendation!
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by alserio 2y ago
Indeed. I believe so.
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by alserio 2y ago
I loved the first one and its dlcs and had the second on my steam queue for 8 years while life got in the way. This year I've 100% completed the game (3 playthroughs) and I'm currently thoroughly enjoying Death of the Outsider. Th
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by alserio 2y ago
In this case having more people asking for it or expecting it can contribute to expanding the availability of RSS feeds to more websites. While the vast majority of technical stuff I follow uses RSS, the same cannot be said for some other r
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by alserio 2y ago
what do you mean with "on the main branch"? i doubt that migrating from c makes sense for their constraints and expertise, you would not want someone to come into your house and change your furniture. forking is the right politica
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by alserio 2y ago
Also, programs that are easy to extend will be extended until they are not. I don't remember the name of this Law.
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by alserio 2y ago
I don't agree. As an example a shop and a dashboard are different things. Sometimes you are not looking for an item, but for a pattern, an outlier, or something else. And there are many use cases for a list of something.
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by alserio 2y ago
what's the solution space for these problems?
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by alserio 2y ago
A tautology, even
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by alserio 2y ago
> We first enabled hardened libc++ in our tests over a year ago. This allowed us to identify and fix hundreds of previously undetected bugs in our code and tests. That's something
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by alserio 2y ago
very informative, thank you
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by alserio 2y ago
didn't the julian/gregorian calendar started that way and drifted?

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