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bagol
4y ago
Location: Indonesia Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: NodeJS, React, HTML, CSS, TypeScript, JavaScript, PostgreSQL, Go, Rust E-mail: m.awad.syahid@gmail.com I've been programming only for 8 years almost every single day
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bagol
4y ago
I think it's because happiness is not about solving problems, but it is about getting what you want.
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Show HN: An SQL Builder in Rust
(github.com)
15 points
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bagol
5y ago
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bagol
5y ago
It's neither bug nor human bug. It is a misconception of those who already familiar with windows, and most of new Linux users are come from windows. Linux folks say that unused memory is not good, of course it is. Windows folks say tha
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bagol
5y ago
Why is a standard not freely available?
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bagol
5y ago
Where is the full article?
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bagol
5y ago
> For now, Nicolò, Henry, and Jùnliàng will all be paid a temporary rate of $6,000 per month. Am I reading correctly? 6K USD per month for a single developer? With that amount of salary, you could build a house within 3 months in my plac
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Arch Is the Best
(wiki.archlinux.org)
8 points
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bagol
5y ago
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bagol
6y ago
Because you won't use raw SQL on any serious project forever. You'll end up building an ORM yourself or at least a query builder.
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bagol
6y ago
It means there will be one single dominant Linux Desktop Environment.
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bagol
6y ago
I think it's. Usually, compiler generates each concrete implementation for generic. But in go, that's programmer's job. Maybe it's trade off for language's simplicity.
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bagol
6y ago
Out of curiosity, what is software about to you and how does elisp teach you?
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bagol
7y ago
This is like Hacker's computer in movies!
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bagol
7y ago
That one requires you to sign up for whatever reason.
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bagol
7y ago
Yeah. My ISP is doing exactly that. HTML pages over HTTP are injected with some javascript code. Sadly, it's the only ISP available in the entire country.
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bagol
7y ago
I feel bad for javascript for it always blamed for the fault of the environment where it lives.
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bagol
7y ago
I wish I am a compiler engineer...
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bagol
7y ago
Use --tuples-only / -t and --no-align / -A. Or -tA for short. For example: $ psql dbname -tAc 'SELECT json_agg(some_table) FROM some_table' That will produce a valid JSON if you ever need to pipe it to another com
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bagol
7y ago
psql with right query and right flag can do that.
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bagol
7y ago
I'm interested in which points you disagree, because I, in the opposite, agree with almost everything the guy said.
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bagol
7y ago
Why?
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bagol
7y ago
Is this concept of lvalues, rvalues, glvalues, prvalues and xvalues only exists in C++?
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bagol
8y ago
Is it true? I don't recall github ever asking for a phone number when logging in
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bagol
8y ago
In the beginning, there was uppercase
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bagol
8y ago
1. Google 2. HN
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bagol
8y ago
No ... I can't believe something like this is happening ...
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bagol
8y ago
Did you mean, "It's hard to quit from using vim once you get accustomed to it."? :)
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bagol
9y ago
What about home page?
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bagol
9y ago
It's very interesting watching both of your comments XD
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Show HN: Middleware framework written in Python with asyncio
(github.com)
1 points
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bagol
10y ago
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