anthonybullard

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by anthonybullard 6y ago
I just dealt with a similar issue. It took about a week with multiple back and forths, and then they just said "Try again, it should work". And it did. I bet after WWDC they get a much larger volume of registrations that they r
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by anthonybullard 6y ago
This is actually coming online already. I don't remember what languages support it, but it's not very many. This blog post seems to indicate Python, Ruby, and Go: https://github.blog/changelog/2019-11-13-code
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by anthonybullard 6y ago
And that is also wrong, and unjust in my opinion. When buying property, you gain a bundle of rights over the described property deeded to you. Not an infinite set of positive rights over the whole range of human activities that occur with
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by anthonybullard 6y ago
Living around people at any density has the same costs. Living in a city should have an implied contract that you will have these issues as costs, with numerous other things coming as benefits. The issues of noise, trash, parking etc shoul
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by anthonybullard 6y ago
I wonder why people renting their cars on Turo(or buying cars to do so) aren't causing car shortages? Oh yeah, because there aren't the artificial constraints on supply there is on housing. Let's focus on the problem and no
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by anthonybullard 6y ago
This is a good point. As supply of commercial real estate is restricted, rents increase and the impetus to reduce sq footage per employee increases. Also, open offices have been around - and common - for a long time. They called them bul
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by anthonybullard 6y ago
It's called ALT text. If you don't paste the same source in the alt attribute, that's the problem. Not having a nice image for sighted folks.
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by anthonybullard 6y ago
When I was at Google, Tim Sneath taught this same workflow to the whole team. It was the only way to handle the Google scale email firehose. Now that I'm in an Outlook shop, been looking for a way to replicate it.
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by anthonybullard 6y ago
You very clearly no little about the political and economic philosophy of the country(Juche). From Wikipedia: > The Juche theory is the belief that through self-reliance and a strong independent state, true socialism can be achieved. Thi
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by anthonybullard 6y ago
I've personally never seem them say "the language is done, you can expect no breaking changes". Hence the fact that it is v0.19
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by anthonybullard 6y ago
I have met both Evan and Richard, having been a member of the SF Elm Meetup group. My experiences have shown me that they are both deeply empathetic individuals who are very methodical in their approach to improving the language. Evan spen
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by anthonybullard 6y ago
Interesting time to choose cash, given its generally considered unsanitary. Maybe time for a different type of money laundering.
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by anthonybullard 7y ago
From my perspective at least, you've always handled it with grace. Thanks for your work Bob.
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by anthonybullard 7y ago
They definitely do, and most people on the team use dartfmt on at least their own code, usually through the VSCode extension. But it can get ugly in Flutter with deeply better widget trees. Source: former team member
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by anthonybullard 7y ago
I think that may have been true at some point, but I believe only the Dart language team is there now. Could definitely be wrong though.
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by anthonybullard 7y ago
I'll be reading this know. Thanks for the rec!
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by anthonybullard 7y ago
Sometimes when the problem is hard you have to "Embrace the yak shave". I think I heard Ian Hickson(hixie) say that.
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by anthonybullard 7y ago
Flutter is a declarative UI framework in Dart, and is the core system UI for Fuchsia. Shallow inheritance is used extensively there
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by anthonybullard 7y ago
I was able to create a full web app using Preact with no build pipeline at all. It was not the best experience mostly because of no concatenation. I ended up adding Parcel for easy Typescript support.
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by anthonybullard 7y ago
It's great to see an officially supported, high quality LSP implementation with plugins for Scala. IntelliJ is great for what it is, but sometimes running it, sbt, and the jvm can be a real resource drain. Being free to use the edito
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by anthonybullard 7y ago
If they increased the height of it to 5.0" from 4.87" it works out. I think that would be almost imperceptible. And a great phone size. It will probably be a decent amount thinner too more than likely. Probably 6.5 mm
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by anthonybullard 7y ago
I think that ship sailed a long time ago. With transpilation, minification, and source mangling, the JavaScript ecosystem is largely opaque when trying to view sources anyway.
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by anthonybullard 7y ago
I'm interested in hearing what is proprietary about wasm? It's a standard[1] implemented in most browsers. [1]: https://www.w3.org/TR/wasm-core-1/
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by anthonybullard 7y ago
Indiana at least until very recently had much more onerous regulations around food in bars(namely there must be a sandwich, a soup, coffee, and milk available). Here's an example compliance menu [1] EDIT: Included details of the regul
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by anthonybullard 7y ago
Tell that to the state of California
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by anthonybullard 7y ago
In many places in California you have to first pay the fine too contest the fine. Upon your contest being successful you'll eventually get your money back. This may take 9 months. Fronting the court $200 for 9 months might not hurt
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by anthonybullard 7y ago
I'll admit that the refactored code is actually beautiful in a way. One question I have because my BEAM knowledge is not quite intermediate: does this pattern have a meaningful performance penalty if applied generally across a code bas
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by anthonybullard 7y ago
I don't think this is correct, from [1]: Today, we have a good mix of teams that are fully on Elixir, teams that are ramping up, and teams who are still waiting for the first project that will allow them to say, “We’ll do this one in
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by anthonybullard 7y ago
Thank you! This is looking really nice, I'll be taking a look at the source this afternoon.
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by anthonybullard 7y ago
Performance and removing the Emacs keybinding layer that I think complicates the way I use the tool. But mostly performance.

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