catlover76

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by catlover76 1y ago
Googled a bit and it looks like they indeed did try to do so, but, again, didn't have the votes. The premise of your question is not in good faith though; why is it always the Dems who should be blamed for failing to fix things Republi
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by catlover76 1y ago
My understanding is that this provision was originally enacted by Republicans during Trump's first term, so it follows Trump's practice of fixing things he was the one to break in the first place and attempting to claim credit.
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by catlover76 1y ago
There is little to do really except probably push back in casual conversation on the narrative that Israeli lives are more valuable than Palestinian ones, which has been prevalent since October 7th. Which country are you in? Depending on wh
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by catlover76 1y ago
There is a lot of YC activity in the Middle East, I think some startup in some other Arab country could hire you remotely. There are also startups in Southeast Asia that might be options. > I was the only developer on the frontend team f
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by catlover76 1y ago
Having a sizeable minority of some kind does not really justify or excuse kicking out other ethnicities and religions to form a new state based on the primacy of that group. The mental gymnastics to think that expelling people living there
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by catlover76 1y ago
those renderings just look like dinosaurs lol
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by catlover76 1y ago
WASM is still pretty niche, as is the desire to write a UI in something other than TypeScript/JavaScript the "it doesn't have a UI library, and thus you are forced to write JS" criticism in particular feels odd to me. Gi
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by catlover76 1y ago
Isn't that largely on the shoulders of Django maintainers?
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by catlover76 1y ago
> knowing that Postgres FK doesn't implicitly create an index. Damn really lol What does it do then, just block "breaking" deletes?
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by catlover76 1y ago
What would you say the good and bad of GraphQL are? Like, when it is a value-add, and when should it be avoided?
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by catlover76 1y ago
Where is this getting the docs from? It's a lot of work for FLP/Courtlistener to get stuff, and even they don't have 100% of records (not sure if this site is claiming to have 100%, it's unclear)
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by catlover76 1y ago
> almost no one uses a debugger, yet everyone, including me, goes deep into the mines, debugging with their printf pickaxe and console.log lantern, everyday, getting frustrated over it and losing everyone’s precious time, which would be
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by catlover76 2y ago
Have been looking for something like this and planning on making one, but one of the main things I need is ability to query a local container with no auth. Too many options for Dynamo clients need AWS creds, etc. Is that supported here?
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by catlover76 2y ago
Unfortunate. I was a subscriber, though not an avid reader. But never a paid subscriber. In retrospect, I could and maybe should have been. I was a paid subscriber at one point for both The Economist and The New Yorker. But for those, I got
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by catlover76 2y ago
If I'm in the market for Heroku, why would I want to self-host anything?
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by catlover76 2y ago
One of the fundamental tenets of the US legal system (and, at one time, its culture) is that rights like due process are more important than helping facilitate the government's will at scale. The one place this has been debased and ero
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by catlover76 2y ago
it only got worse from there, although ~1990-2016 wasn't so bad
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by catlover76 2y ago
Is Django not fairly comparable?
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by catlover76 2y ago
This seems to have all the same pain-points as idiosyncrasies as Django, but it's just not Django, it's a copy, so why would I use it instead of using the more standard thing?
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by catlover76 2y ago
Really didn't realize that most people think "Elastic Container Service" when they hear ECS? (I could be wrong, but it's also def not "Entity Component System", so should define the thing up-front)
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by catlover76 2y ago
I use it regularly, and used to use GitHub Copilot. I think Cursor is probably overhyped and not worth the money, and I want to explore switching back to Copilot or trying Cody, or other alternatives. However, it's hard for me to test
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by catlover76 2y ago
Seems difficult to me to support the idea that choosing Ruby over Python or TypeScript has nothing to do with personal preference (or at least comfort) and is purely about Ruby and its ecosystem being somehow objectively better.
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by catlover76 2y ago
The legal process in the US is driven by the parties, and the party with more money can abuse this fact. Party-driven discovery is a major scene of abuse in this regard.
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by catlover76 2y ago
Interesting, cool insight > any unusual coding practice (eg., conditional imports, using classes as namespaces rather than object templates, etc.) Why ever do that kind of stuff though ;__;
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by catlover76 2y ago
> I’m going to lose all faith in the people of this country. Why would you still, at this point, have any faith in them? lol
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by catlover76 2y ago
> Putin has nukes, apart from that Russia is a pretty irrelevant country. Clearly, it's not irrelevant if it's been able to drive a wedge between the US and Europe like this.
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by catlover76 2y ago
> around 2016 I had to move back to Linux because the software experience and the user experience is just too poor, outright buggy and changes all the time. Honestly, I have difficulty believing someone could find these kinds of issues
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by catlover76 2y ago
It's already well-known that crippling the government and destroying things is the point. To have ever entertained anything else is to have been naive, morally defective, and stupid.
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by catlover76 2y ago
Aren't these the guys with the 6-day work week? If so, I think I'll pass on the product lol
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by catlover76 2y ago
He is talking about Argentinian President, not Trump

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