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by dom96 4y ago
That's an interesting coincidence. I have been pondering whether to do a chargeback on a food order that Deliveroo failed to deliver. The support refused to refund until I told them I would do a chargeback. I was wondering what the con
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by dom96 4y ago
I'm no lawyer, but to be fair it seems the SEC charges document[1] does allege that Sam Bankman-Fried defrauded FTX's customers too. 1 - https://www.sec.gov/litigation/complaints/2022/comp-pr2022-2..
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by dom96 4y ago
Congrats on this new milestone! I had a lot of fun completing some Hacktoberfest tasks back in October for Wasp, it was a lovely experience. What's most interesting (to me at least, as someone that loves building and learning about new
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by dom96 4y ago
Dart is one of those languages that has always felt obscure to me, even though there appears to be a lot of work put into it. What are folks using it for?
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Ask HN: What's your favourite online community?
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The problem I had was that I didn't see where the mistake was... once I know the mistake pointing it out is pointless.
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I've had a play with ChatGPT and the experience has been pretty frustrating. It either responds with "Sorry, I cannot do this because I don't have access to the internet" (even if I am giving it prompts that don't r
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> its a Twitter clone Is it? From what I've seen it's more of a Instagram clone and I am stumped as to why folks are switching to it as a Twitter alternative.
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> As someone who likes async/await/coroutines, I really miss them in Go Interesting. Most complain about languages with async/await and say they want goroutines. What is it about async/await that you prefer over Go&#x
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Depends on how well supported those stacks are. WASM is very well supported and likely to be getting tested/used/improved extensively as the years go. I'd rather work on software that depends on three different tech stacks th
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> Absolutely no way is this a fine way to solve the problem. That is crazy talk. I disagree. I see this in a similar way I see Electron and actually you can make the same arguments against using Electron. But guess what, Electron wins on
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You going to give your end-users `make`/`bazel` as well?
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> Exactly. What the fuck even is this? There is constructive criticism and then there is this. Once you use phrases like the above and follow it up by pontificating about how you think the author's house looks like, you have crossed
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This is really cool and shows WASM's power as a glue for different programming languages (that support building to WASM). What I wonder about is how well different Rust libraries support WASM, since this seems to be a requirement for t
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Barclays using TeamViewer font to warn customers(old.reddit.com)
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Leaning no. But very much depends on what the salary would be. Though seeing as the risk of the company collapsing is super high it would have to be a high salary to compensate.
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I wish this listed which countries each can be bought in. Anyone know which of the best ones are available in the UK?
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> Sometimes I think I'm a snowflake for thinking this way, and I've definitely had to learn to toughen up during this pandemic I don't have many tips, but I would give one piece of advice: don't bury your feelings bec
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by dom96 4y ago
Huh, it generated a Wikipedia style page for the prompt "A sci-fi novel about a cat": > A sci-fi novel about a cat (Polish: Rzeczyca sztuki o małym kotle) is a 1978 novel by Polish writer Stanisław Lem. It was translated into E
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by dom96 4y ago
How's tourism in Iraq these days? Would you say the infrastructure is there for western visitors to come and see the Ziggurat?
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> However Rust doesn't dominate embedded. That's still C or even C++. I don't disagree. What I meant specifically is that Rust dominates the space where you want to target embedded and the browser (Rust does well on embedd
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> Statistically, PHP is enough for most people so why use TypeScript? In the context of our discussion PHP doesn't make sense as it doesn't have native support for running in the browser. TypeScript is specifically a good choic
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In the general case I think you underestimate how performant JavaScript JITs are these days. For 99.9% of use cases the performance is enough. Sure, for embedded it might not be workable, but again- since we're discussing killer featur
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by dom96 4y ago
What do you mean? I am considering it from both sides. TypeScript already allows this, i.e. you can build the backend and frontend in one language (TypeScript). Same for most languages that compile to WASM. My point is that with TypeScript
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Honestly as someone that has used Nim for this extensively, I think that these days with WASM and TypeScript available this isn’t much of a killer feature anymore.
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> slightly smaller organization than we are today "slightly" doing a lot of work there
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Same. I also use Telegram for this purpose, works incredibly well for this purpose.
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Here is my Mastodon handle: @dom96@mastodon.social (I still feel like I should instead link directly to my profile, isn't it easier to follow then? https://mastodon.social/@dom96 ). Definitely new to Mastodon. If anyone
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I recently visited Disney World for the first time and fell in love with it. My partner however was disappointed, she also loves Disney World and has visited many times in the past, but on our recent trip she felt like the prices have incre
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by dom96 4y ago
Off-topic but TIL that TVP (a polish TV network) has an international news channel https://tvpworld.com/51656539/our-stream

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