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by antihero 5y ago
I mean, for the people in this case it seemed like that they communicated that they relied on the database access in writing somewhere that was the issue. Surely if they, by (supposed) conjecture, figured that the company might do better if
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by antihero 5y ago
When I lived in Stratford I always had lots of really weird intermittent problems with WiFi and 4G. Probably not related but would be interesting if it was
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by antihero 5y ago
I wonder if there would be some way of having a system wide electrond that hosts the rendering engine, that electron apps could check for the existence of and use, instead of having an instance for every app. Like a multi tenant electron. I
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by antihero 5y ago
Why would you advocate for microservices over services?
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by antihero 5y ago
So OP traveled for an extended period of time, and then got confused by having to switch SIM for a bit? I mean I think Fi should be more chill about exemptions but I’m not sure how it warranted an article. Perhaps as a cautionary tale about
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by antihero 5y ago
Whoever buys it or rents it
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by antihero 5y ago
It’s an easy to set up VPN that is designed to work where the VPNs won’t (e.g. China) using things like shadowsocks etc
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by antihero 5y ago
Currently I use Outline as it’s designed to punch through networks that don’t want to allow VPNs. Is there any reason to switch to algo?
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by antihero 5y ago
I did question it, and I also remember when the police and government were trying to ban masks as they hindered surveillance. Seems like people seemed to forget that. It was a small inconvenience that probably helped things. Now it’s kind o
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by antihero 5y ago
Willing to bet most people, especially in Europe, work with a lot more Ukrainian contractors already anyway. I know of a bunch of people who have had their devs flee and have worked them out accommodation or accommodation for their families
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by antihero 5y ago
I think the useful implication of debt over clutter is that by creating it, you’re borrowing time from your future self.
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by antihero 5y ago
I wouldn’t say it is necessarily considered good. Someone or something is always working for it.
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by antihero 5y ago
If anything from reading this article it feels like the running and marathon communities are hugely self-righteous and have a colossally overblown sense of self-importance. It's just a fucking race mate, this man teaches people and hea
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by antihero 5y ago
Tried Hazard Course on iOS Safari and although I couldn't do anything, it loaded and rendered the level
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by antihero 5y ago
Reminds me of the time Trump won and I'd "hedged my emotions" - chucked £50 on him winning when he had 1/10 odds, so figured my friends and I could spend the £500 (that I eventually won) drink our sadness away in the pub
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by antihero 5y ago
I do love their IDEs though would point to them as being the exception not the rule.
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by antihero 5y ago
Is the bell curve median or mean or both?
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by antihero 5y ago
Making psychedelics illegal is quite literally a crime against humanity.
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by antihero 5y ago
This seems to massively overstate the modern day idea of plants being tied to identity politics. Not sure anyone I know is "feminized" by their love of plants, it's just a nice thing to have and a lovely hobby.
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by antihero 5y ago
I wouldn’t exactly say using a bundler is a significant cost, nor that serving a few hundred kB is that much cheaper than relying on a shared CDN. If anything that’s just more lazy than anything else. Modern bundlers like vite aren’t exactl
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by antihero 5y ago
Interested in the idea of Elon Musk and discretion.
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by antihero 5y ago
Who on earth is putting covid tests in their eye?
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by antihero 5y ago
I think Java had a bad reputation on desktop for a long time. Every application I remember using back in the day was extremely sluggish, felt like a skinwalker with regards to UI, and hogged memory.
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by antihero 5y ago
As an OG pirate in my teens and a what elite in my twenties I’ve been spending on average about £50 a month on bandcamp for pretty much all of my thirties.
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by antihero 5y ago
Why do things need an exit strategy, why can they not simply exist and do good work and pay people fairly? Does everything have to exist purely to maximise profit?
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by antihero 5y ago
It does feel like the tiring contrarianism type of heading as opposed to a particularly well thought out article. In the same way I feel lesser able coders seem to dwell on shit-slinging against tech that is proven, works, and has solved in
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by antihero 5y ago
Everyone goes on about performance but unless you are doing something extremely complicated or you have fucked stuff up in an extremely bad way, the actual part of React apps which is rendering to vdom and diffing to dom, in my quite long e
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by antihero 5y ago
This article seems to be directed at dealing with people that use SPAs to make more content focused websites, which quite obviously are better made with the browser. However, for an application with a persistent UI, I fail to see how consta
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by antihero 5y ago
This seems like a huge step back from declarative UIs, any reason why you would say it’s preferable?
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by antihero 5y ago
One of the commenters suggested that today a $13/hr wage buys you “a lot more house”. I feel that’s very wrong, housing feels like the most it’s ever been.

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