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10mo ago
> For packages typed with JSDoc, CTRL/CMD clicking on a function will take you to actual code rather than a type declarations file. I much prefer this experience as a dev. ok i didn't think about this, that's an underrated
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10mo ago
this (sometimes) happens in New Zealand: https://www.stuff.co.nz/politics/350541328/watch-national-le...
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11mo ago
wow, you're not kidding. https://www.nytimes.com/1982/11/10/us/around-the-nation-surg...
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ShadeMap – simulate sun shadows for any time and place on Earth
(shademap.app)
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assuming they were able to acquire customers and dominate the world with that business model, would that have prevented them from doing algorithmic feeds and promoting clickbait and poisoning politics and the rest? sure, people would have b
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Visualrambling.space
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Java Performs Better When You Misspell Variable Names
(medium.com)
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1y ago
If you go with (2), and you add a DB column in a PR, I suppose you include a script to update staging with the new content at the same time?
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Ask HN: How do you managing staging database content?
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1y ago
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1y ago
More like letting the domain expire, and someone else snapping it up before you can renew.
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1y ago
guess they can make exceptions https://edition.cnn.com/2025/10/03/business/trump-coin-treas...
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1y ago
> Docker also made Go credible as a programming language, Can someone explain why Docker was beneficial for Go?
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1y ago
I guess if they go after bigger targets they draw unwanted attention? Seemed odd to me too.
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1y ago
I know Vercel has their fingers in a bunch of pies, but is there any significant vendor locking? I worked at a place where we just put nextJS in a docker container and hosted it ourselves, but maybe we would have got more on Vercel?
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1y ago
thanks for the tip. The text is not on that page, but here's a link to it if anyone else is curious: https://leginfo.legislature.ca.gov/faces/billNavClient.xhtml...
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1y ago
> I compared the statement 'do this because it changed my life and the life of many others' to the type of language used in cult documentaries on HBO why did you make that comparison?
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1y ago
what is "boost"? my car does not have that
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1y ago
At my current job (1000+ employee tech company), I pretty much never receive emails from humans. Plenty of automated notifications and the odd marketing mail, but everything else is Slack and Zoom. I think it's way better. Email has so
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1y ago
yeah but reading this is difficult and annoying, which reminds me of squinting at my blurry phone trying to read it while drunk
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1y ago
In New Zealand the brain drain discussion has been going on for decades. We are remote, have a limited economy, wages are low. As a result, many smart kids graduate from university, go travel overseas (particularly Australia and the UK), fi
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1y ago
Isn't this as bipartisan as it gets? Trump wanted China to divest from Tiktok. Congress passed the bill. Biden signed it. The Supreme Court agreed that, yes, this is legal. Sure, people didn't vote for Larry Ellison to take contro
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1y ago
Presumably the end of such a winter would involve the tech sector growing. According to wikipedia[0] there doesn't seem to be any significant uptick in H1Bs. Is that what you were referring to by "immigrants coming over in hopes o
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1y ago
If you live in a safe blue/safe red state, then there's no harm in voting third party.
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PostHog Is for Product Engineers
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WebOS – Part One
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1y ago
> However, if AI avoids plateauing long enough to become significantly more useful and independent of humans, this revolution is going to be very unlike the past ones. Yet the economic markets are reacting as if they were governed by sto
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Two Simple Rules to Fix Code Reviews
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1y ago
I remember Obama struggling pretty hard to get Obamacare through congress (and it ended up fairly watered down).
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1y ago
There might be a lot of prior work out there to train on though. There's some software out there that's supposed to help with this kind of thing for Java upgrades already: https://github.blog/changelog/2025-05
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1y ago
How do you get JIT optimizations from TypeScript types? Don't the types get stripped before you run it?
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