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by droptablemain 3y ago
I've been seeing so many people trying to sell "kits" like this for Next.js and similar, it's quite strange as it's always mostly boilerplate code and otherwise freely available NPM packages. These types of things s
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by droptablemain 3y ago
Possibly trailer parks.
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by droptablemain 3y ago
>> "For some reason, the massive government fears a small minority of Muslims and has subjected it to constant surveillance..." Terrorism and extremist ideology is the short answer: http://be.china-embassy.gov.cn&
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by droptablemain 3y ago
Well damn
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by droptablemain 3y ago
>> I want to get better at building things. Well that was my thought as well. I assumed that the latter would take care of the former. But I'm finding that if you aren't working in FAANG or similar this is not really the cas
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by droptablemain 3y ago
My repos were coming up as 404s. I was wondering if I had been canned...
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by droptablemain 3y ago
Can confirm that it works with shell_exec as well.
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by droptablemain 3y ago
"Your [engineers] were so preoccupied with whether or not they could that they didn't stop to think if they should." - Ian Malcolm
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by droptablemain 3y ago
Hopefully an engineer didn't accidentally delete the prod DB again.
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by droptablemain 3y ago
And all the hippies grew up to be yuppie boomers. It happens.
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by droptablemain 3y ago
I don't know what the demographics of HN are but I suspect the average user is not a 22-yr old anarchist with a callous disregard for material reality.
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by droptablemain 3y ago
> Toyota is also about to go heavy into EV, and with it a trusted customer base. I had been under the impression that Toyota's leadership was (IMO rightly) highly skeptical of the EV market. Source?
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by droptablemain 3y ago
I had to make an unexpected trip out of LA last week. When I flew back in, Google Maps gave me an ETA of 1 hour 14 minutes to drive 13 miles home from the airport.
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by droptablemain 3y ago
Until your leather jacketed friend burst fires right behind you.
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by droptablemain 3y ago
It's not an Anglo or US-centric view, it's the standard internationalist Marxist view of the perpetual class struggle within capitalism for centuries now. In your country, the balance-of-power is slightly shifted toward the workin
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by droptablemain 3y ago
This conclusion shouldn't be shocking to anyone. The entire foundation of the employer-employee relationship is built upon exploitation of labor value. So when an employee signals loyalty what he's truly signalling is that he&
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by droptablemain 3y ago
Extremely rough, getting little-to-no interest on the market with 10+ years of experience. Currently employed but the threat of another massive layoff within my company, and/or the possible elimination of the entire engineering dept. a
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by droptablemain 3y ago
If an entire industry can be killed by a public service, it probably didn't deserve to exist in the first place.
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by droptablemain 3y ago
No Linux support? Also is this built in Electron?
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by droptablemain 3y ago
Are you hiring now? :)
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by droptablemain 3y ago
Being suspicious of media emerging during wartime is not "living in an alternate reality." Fuzzy images get passed around on Telegram, make their way to Twitter/X, and then 2-months later it's determined they're fro
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by droptablemain 3y ago
People should always be skeptical of war propaganda, especially in the social-media/AI age.
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by droptablemain 3y ago
It's the founder effect. While on the surface it looks like "large amounts" of migration, it in fact represents a very small percentage of the gene pool. That group effectively becomes an isolated breeding population (though
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by droptablemain 3y ago
Yes, so says Western propaganda. Drink it up!
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by droptablemain 3y ago
I can't speak to the economic side of this, but intuitively, the idea that one required to sell their labor to survive must pay taxes on that, has always rubbed me the wrong way. Interestingly enough, the DPRK ("North Korea")
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Larvita 3, a precursor to Godot, has been open-sourced(github.com)
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by droptablemain 3y ago
+1 for Drizzle. I was really drawn to Prisma because it seemed elegant, but the problems surfaced by this blog post are really concerning.
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We migrated to SQL. Our biggest learning? Don't use Prisma ORM(codedamn.com)
19 points by droptablemain 3y ago|22 comments
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by droptablemain 3y ago
Makes you wonder what sort of degenerate experiments the CIA is doing in 2023...
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by droptablemain 3y ago
- Developer time is always the biggest bottleneck at any org I've worked with. Anything that let's you get around it is worth its weight in gold. To each their own I guess, but it's hard to imagine NASA going to the moon bein

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