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by dimgl 5y ago
Wow... I had not touched the AWS SDK with JavaScript in a long while. This is actually very surprising. It looks significantly different for what seems like a marginal improvement from V2.
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by dimgl 5y ago
I mean... don't torpedo your own project that other people use and you won't lose funding.
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by dimgl 5y ago
Omg this is amazing. Now I can blacklist those "hotexamples" websites
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by dimgl 5y ago
Cool! Might want to clarify that. This is crazy impressive!
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by dimgl 5y ago
In a Golang app I'm writing now, I have middleware that authorizes requests. Authenticated requests have a header with a JWT token. I have an endpoint for websockets where if an authenticated request comes in (the handshake) that reque
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by dimgl 5y ago
You mention it took two weeks to get to the point that we see in the article. Does this mean two weeks of development, or two weeks to generate the images we're seeing? Or maybe did you train the model for two weeks? That point just wa
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by dimgl 5y ago
I don't agree with the general sentiment on this. This seems like a blatant attack to me. He went out of his way to deliberately sabotage all of the projects that depended on his. I have a few open source libraries (admittedly, not ver
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by dimgl 5y ago
I love Chalk! I didn't realize it came after colors. Thanks for maintaining this package.
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by dimgl 5y ago
I'm not sure this article does a good enough job of explaining why it's a code smell. Aside from the event bus code looking slightly better, I don't see any big advantages. One disadvantage is that if you have a big class wit
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by dimgl 5y ago
Here's some information: https://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-new-york-bomb/new-yor...
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by dimgl 5y ago
I highly, highly doubt that. I think the average consumer of podcasts is using some kind of Apple/Google app to follow them.
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by dimgl 5y ago
This is actually sick. Good job man. I wish at 15 I had gotten more into coding, so you're excelling right now. Congrats!
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by dimgl 5y ago
I don't know; I'm surprised you think this is non-partisan. You should visit /r/buttcoin. These are all valid arguments, IMO, and I share their sentiment. Web3, whatever it is, is looking like a massive mistake. But yet
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by dimgl 5y ago
I've seen this sentiment more and more recently. This sentiment is shared with books like Clean Code, which, when I first heard this, was shocking. Clean Code was one of the best books I ever read on programming, and at the time was hu
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by dimgl 5y ago
I'm having issues with Google lately too. Every time I look up some piece of code because I want to view documentation related to it, all I get are these example websites that crawl open source pages and index them with SEO optimized q
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by dimgl 5y ago
I've started going to a strength and conditioning gym three times a week (three hours every week). It's expensive but aside from the soreness every once in a while I feel the best I've felt in years.
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Show HN: go-jackd – Go library for beanstalkd(github.com)
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by dimgl 5y ago
I like Go, but I'm finding array operations leave a lot to be desired. It feels weird to use global functions (like append) to perform operations on array, and I miss having easy map, reduce and filter functions that are accessible fro
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by dimgl 5y ago
Any language can do JSON serialization. Whether it's an enjoyable experience is another topic. Having to deal with JSON in Go is a massive pain comparatively. It's just way easier to do it in Node.js. I'm having to do this ki
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by dimgl 5y ago
After many years of programming I agree with this so much. I know now that if I need to do heavy I/O and JSON work Node.js is a no brainier. Need concurrency with a fast execution/compilation within a single binary? Go is amazing
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by dimgl 5y ago
> Exactly the kind of comment you'd get from an inexperienced junior developer. This is unnecessary
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by dimgl 5y ago
Yeah I’m not sure I agree with you. Spinning up a web server in Node.js using Koa takes minutes. You don’t need TypeScript or anything else really. Everyone talks about the complexity of the tooling and I have no clue what they’re talking a
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by dimgl 5y ago
LOL this one got an audible chuckle out of me
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by dimgl 5y ago
Not sure why you would think this. It's not even close to comparable.
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by dimgl 5y ago
You're not wrong. This is one of the reasons I've stayed far away from building Windows apps. Right now I'm really into Golang, and I'm wondering if it's possible to build a Windows UI app using Go. I've always
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by dimgl 5y ago
Your source is a random YouTube video? AFAIK viruses are nothing like bacteria…
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by dimgl 5y ago
Yeah I thought this was pretty funny. I AM trying to understand why people are so mad though.
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by dimgl 5y ago
TL;DR: I think you're seriously misguided. I think you're missing the point on every subject you touched on and I likely would not hire you either. For one, most frontend developers now use environment variables to feed in configu
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by dimgl 5y ago
While I like PG, I think this is such a specific use-case. And in general I've learned to avoid JSON columns in databases. I was doing some large data aggregation using PG and I was pretty disappointed with its performance. I didn&#x27
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by dimgl 5y ago
In addition, there's an incredible 3D character creator named FlyCat who makes some absolutely insane timelapses. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCnXU0MjnApXHZkf3uGYbLSA

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