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by azeirah 4y ago
The localization library I use supports most of this. Not all, it's not a general purpose programming language of course, but it supports variables and conditionals, which is basically enough to do almost anything. https://f
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I suppose it's good advice depending on your target audience. Generally, a lot of indie hacker types of entrepreneurs just like building cool things! A bit more proactive on the communicative and sales side is not a bad thing, but I be
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I'm sure NASA uses sin and cos...
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They're just two dudes trying out stuff.
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I would assume at the very least the people at Modos would run into that problem really soon if the pixels start dying after 10 million refreshes.
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by azeirah 4y ago
Hmm.. mongo might be hip or whatever but sql as a whole is not going anywhere. Perhaps some businesses will switch but half the world has already been built on sql, and new things are being built on sql all the time.
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by azeirah 4y ago
I liked his talks a lot, ended up using a rudimentary event sourcing system in my own hobby project. It's not super big, but there are over 30 million events in there. It's all just running on mariaDB so no fancy software in there
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by azeirah 4y ago
I tried Jetbrains remote workstations with Jetbrains space. I had a pretty reliable ~150ms connection. It sucked SO BAD. 150ms + input latency before I see a response? It's a horrendous experience. Ask any pro gamer what they think abo
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by azeirah 4y ago
> I managed to cure myself of this addiction by... cheating. Oh yeah that works so incredibly well! I get addicted to idle/tap/infinite progression types of games every now and then. At one point I got sick of it and I wrote a
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Don't think it's a pain point, but better performance without feeling a difference (ie not using bubble sort for sorting but using quicksort) is just.. always nice?
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Obsidian is not complicated, it's a markdown editor with optional plugins. The workflows people imagine around them are complicated. I use it in a way that is similar to the 16 minute video posted elsewhere in this thread, and it works
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It says youtube in the link
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I experimented with this idea in PHP by capturing profiles and traces. It's an interesting idea for sure! https://github.com/Azeirah/autotest
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Don't know much about Fleet, but their accompanying space project is slowly getting better and better! I'm liking it a lot. It isn't something particularly great yet but I like having my own domain, I like having integration
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I suppose this is also used for yield quality? For instance, AMD is known to sell the same actually-8-core chip as a 6-core if the transistor yield was poorer. I believe this is a standard in the industry, right? You can theoretically unloc
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Dunno, I had some acupuncture sessions as recommended by my doctor. The accupuncturist's needles were each individually packed, he washes his hands thoroughly, then puts on gloves as well. Every needle gets thrown away immediately afte
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by azeirah 4y ago
It has help(), but I don't think there's a nice search feature included. I mean you could use string methods to search for something of course, help just returns a string. Then again, it's Python. There's probably some k
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by azeirah 4y ago
0 Follow-up, that's my complaint. I don't mind doing hard exercises, I find them fun.
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I'm sorry, who passed away? Rich Hickey? Conor Sullivan? Huh
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I implemented these a while ago in Clojure because it was part of the job application process at roam research. Didn't even get a reply... it cost me quite some hours to do this in a language I have almost no experience in. At least th
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by azeirah 4y ago
I'm thinking of things that satisfy these three criteria 1. Need to be configurable 2. Are meant to be used many times through an application 3. Are not easily built using regular html For point one, take a loot at input[type="tex
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by azeirah 4y ago
At my work right now (where we're using Laravel, which has migrations as a cultural standard) we have many migrations. But 95% if not more of them are adding stuff, very few are removing or refactoring stuff. The database evolved under
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I think that was meant metaphorically, not literally. Of course not certain though.
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I believe part of the reason Node got popular was because of two reasons 1. V8, which is actually really fast 2. Hype around being _asynchronous_ at the time JS itself started to become more hyped up.
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Please do tell us about your work!
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He just kinda sounds like how Edison is represented nowadays. Claims to be popular inventor but is just a bright guy with thousands of equally bright employees doing the other 99% of the innovations.
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by azeirah 5y ago
I noticed that on specific laptops, over the years Ubuntu and other large distributions work better Out-of-the-box, especially if it's a popular device with laptops. For instance my couple years old Thinkpad yoga had some wifi issues i
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by azeirah 5y ago
Can you (or someone else) tell me more about how to run database tests efficiently? I'm working on an app that has 200+ tables and requires a lot of data to be in the database before anything even works at all. Of course good tests int
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Delegating the issue to hardware seems off to me. Aren't hardware manufacturers also making choices for you? I get that software allows for far broader picture manipulation but there are a decent amount of similar choices on the lens a
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Mastodon provides immutability? Huh

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