denismenace

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by denismenace 11mo ago
Virtually all JavaScript engines are written in compiled languages. (Most runtimes for that matter nut just JS)
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by denismenace 11mo ago
No, not at all actually. But I had a lot of applications where at somepoint we needed to add storage of currency in the database. It became relevant for billing or other features. This without the app itself being financial in nature.
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by denismenace 11mo ago
Personally the lack of a decimal type make SQLite a no-go for me. Its too much of a hassle to do financial operations completely on the application side.
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by denismenace 11mo ago
Would Linux count as a project with corpo sponsors?
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by denismenace 11mo ago
Why is EF regarded as such a good ORM? I've encountered countless bugs in different repos related to its stateful nature after many years in .NET. Personally I found it completely illogical for my ORM to maintain state. I just want it
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by denismenace 11mo ago
Did it change during our life time?
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by denismenace 1y ago
Yes, european roads are not as wide, since they make place for proper sidewalks and bike lanes. Another advantage is that narrower roads make drivers drive more carefully and slowly, reducing accidents even further.
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by denismenace 1y ago
Not the same, since if you buy Bitcoin, you don't have partial ownership of the machines used to mine and also these machines being used for a singular purpose which you cannot change.
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by denismenace 1y ago
He means the runtime ".NET CLR". They have the same runtime.
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by denismenace 1y ago
I think in the end step by step functional programming will be widely adopted. Concepts that have a strong theory behind them tend to last longer. Similar to how relational databases and SQL are still the gold standard today.
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by denismenace 1y ago
An Office license is a must in most companies. So it will be there beforehand, you don't have to have a special budget for it.
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by denismenace 1y ago
What does this "law" have to do with conservatism? Seems completely irrelevant and to related to the ideology at all. (Aside from being a skewed and straw-manned view of it)
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by denismenace 1y ago
> - Signal: how can you believe it is not controlled once it becomes the mandatory app in the US Gov. Isn't this a good sign? When the US Gov has enough trust to use it internally and officials are already using it for their communi
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by denismenace 2y ago
Depends if your kid is above or below average.
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by denismenace 2y ago
They also assumed Haskell performed so well, because the author was an expert at it. So, they independently hired a college graduate with no prior knowledge of Haskell and gave him 8 days to learn it. Turns out the graduate implemented the
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Ask HN: Why does Bitwarden not comment their code?
3 points by denismenace 2y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Do you start from the Front end or the Back end? And why?
3 points by denismenace 3y ago|2 comments
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Ask HN: Which full stack framework (NextJS, Remix, SvelteKit) would you use?
17 points by denismenace 3y ago|52 comments
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by denismenace 3y ago
Intriguing, it seems a bit too tedious. Also, I get the impression there is nothing more about thos post than jist trying to sell their product. Does anyone have a video better explaining the stacking concept?
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by denismenace 3y ago
Monero is already untraceable.
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by denismenace 3y ago
Software can't be reverse engineered by looking at hardware. The hardware that we use could run arbitrary software, so you wouldn't be able to find out which software it is running.
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by denismenace 3y ago
The Nokia example makes much more sense in this case since it was an established company. On the other hand AltaVista was on the early days of the internet where everything was much more turbulent.
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by denismenace 4y ago
The article is behind a paywall.
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by denismenace 4y ago
I think the game you're looking for is BitBurner: https://danielyxie.github.io/bitburner/
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by denismenace 5y ago
How can you communicate with a contract if its address changes every time? Don't you need a stable address?
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by denismenace 5y ago
Couldn't the same information be used by companies to signal each other and collude on price setting. For example they may start paying the same just based on a job class, which isn't a favorable outcome.
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by denismenace 5y ago
What assures them that non "Big brain" people won't do the same thing? I think for most people it would more interesting running through the scenarios in your head, instead of listening to other people (lawyers) speak.
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by denismenace 5y ago
Whether a certain amount of inflation is good or not, is definitely not up for debate. Nobody wants something that is a medium for value to become so valuable that you can't use it for its original purpose.