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by clra 9y ago
This will sound trite, but I'm completely serious. The number one thing I want to see in the next MacBook Pro is the abandonment of the Touch Bar. Make it a row on the keyboard again. I didn't think that the Touch Bar was useful w
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by clra 9y ago
> Well of course - it's easier to build something like this into a clean-slate language isn't it? It's harder to build it into an existing language and VM spec with an incomprehensibly large volume of existing code to be
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by clra 9y ago
I don't follow Java too closely and the world "module" is so hopelessly generic that I had a hard time understanding what the article was talking about. It links to this document [1] though, which is a long read, but does an
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by clra 9y ago
While sidewalks appear to be a totally unmanageable burden on the budget, somehow it has room for far more expensive roads and other costly auto-related infrastructure. I don't think it's too much to ask for a little equality here
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by clra 9y ago
Possibly, but by moving flags up to the constants you also run the risk of obfuscating things further. A little bit of repetition when it comes to compiler flags (especially in Go where there are relatively few) is a good trade for the adde
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by clra 9y ago
Nice article! In my opinion, this level of abstraction may be going a little far: GOCMD=go GOBUILD=$(GOCMD) build GOCLEAN=$(GOCMD) clean GOTEST=$(GOCMD) test GOGET=$(GOCMD) get It might seem like a good idea to cons
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by clra 9y ago
Quite a few current Go programmers will have something set other than `~/go` because that default only came in very recently, but you'll probably find that almost everyone uses `~/go` or `$GOPATH`. One thing that you learn qu
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If America Lost Its Electricity: An Electromagnetic Shock(worldif.economist.com)
181 points by clra 9y ago|163 comments
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Serverless is cheaper, not simpler(medium.com)
1 points by clra 9y ago|0 comments
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by clra 9y ago
I also deploy to S3 largely for operational reasons — it costs nothing unless it's getting pretty significant traffic, and it easily scales up to handle ~infinite volume in case I'm not (unlike say running on Digital Ocean or some
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by clra 9y ago
I also find it pretty hard to believe that a company like Equifax didn't just have everything hooked up to one big database, but I still don't think it's likely the breach is going to take the whole company down. Most people
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Depickling, gadgets, and chains: the class of exploit that unraveled equifax(brandur.org)
3 points by clra 9y ago|0 comments
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by clra 9y ago
This may be oversimplistic for many people's use cases, but personally I write my notes in Markdown and store them all as plain text in a Dropbox folder. I search them the same way I search code with The Silver Searcher (`ag`) [1]. It
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Is GraphQL the Next Frontier for Web APIs?(brandur.org)
85 points by clra 10y ago|70 comments
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GitLab, and Centrally Hosted Platforms(brandur.org)
3 points by clra 10y ago|0 comments
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Why Doesn't Stripe Automatically Upgrade API Versions?(brandur.org)
5 points by clra 10y ago|0 comments