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cutler
5y ago
Principle of least surprise.
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cutler
5y ago
"Programming is a tool, little more". Sounds like someone who's been sitting in a cubicle hammering out Java/C# for too long. Try programming in Clojure or Ruby for a while and you might change your mind.
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cutler
5y ago
But you have Turbo/Hotwire in Rails so best of both worlds, no?
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cutler
5y ago
No mention of the article's subject matter - Sweden - until paragraph 6. Sorry, you lost me.
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cutler
5y ago
BSD Unix predates Linux.
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cutler
5y ago
Powershell is a verbose OOP monstrosity typical of the Microsoft Way.
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cutler
5y ago
Stay with the "Mac way". It's far better than Windows. Take disk imaging, for example. As far as I'm aware you need special software to image a Windows system but with Mac OS X it's a feature. OS X is also BSD Unix
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cutler
5y ago
I think the X11 legacy has a lot to do with GIMP's UX even though there's now a native Mac version. That said, I still think GIMP is quite an achievement.
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cutler
5y ago
The Fifth Estate, Mr.Robot and Blackhat. For TV it's Silicon Valley.
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cutler
5y ago
Ruby? Sorry, I don't see the connection.
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cutler
5y ago
Sorry. Couldn't resist ;-)
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cutler
5y ago
And why do you think it's happening?
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cutler
5y ago
Is nothing sacred? The KuberDocker juggernaut leaves no stone unturned. Laughable given that Docker was originally designed for managing massive fleets of servers at FAANG-scale.
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cutler
5y ago
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=SsoOG6ZeyUI
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cutler
5y ago
Homebrew isn't the only game in town. I've been using MacPorts without issue since I bought my first Mac in late 2003.
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cutler
5y ago
Too Russian since the Kremlin co-opted the last letter of the alphabet.
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cutler
5y ago
Budibase looked perfect until I learned there is no option for hosting locally. Doesn't make sense.
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cutler
5y ago
Filemaker Pro occupied that space a while ago as the MS Access for Mac.
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cutler
5y ago
You said he "loves to write dozens of unit tests" so why so many errors?
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cutler
5y ago
It puts rendering back on the server where it belongs. The JS is minimal.
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cutler
5y ago
The soon to be sanctioned Zed editor.
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cutler
5y ago
To compete with VS Code and GoLand/CLion this is essential.
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cutler
5y ago
Have you actually had a look at Rails 7 with Turbo? It's nothing like what you're describing with NextJS etc. in that it aims to keep Javascript to an absolute minimum.
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cutler
5y ago
Also banned are "invasion" and "war" but "special operation" is allowed.
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cutler
5y ago
Wait until you're locked out of your Outlook.com account. No way back.
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cutler
5y ago
You're forgetting that Python was designed by a mathematician looking to replace ABC.
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cutler
5y ago
If you're just returning JSON what does it matter which language?
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cutler
5y ago
What's your domain?
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cutler
5y ago
Why would a serverless setup need to know anything about CL if it's just exposing an API endpoint?
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cutler
5y ago
It was about 2 years ago. Followed all the instructions but one of the https variants didn't work. I'll have another go. What's the url of your blog?
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