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by dvlsg 8y ago
Hey, mine too! I actually had that, reformatted, it was fixed for a while, and it's back to doing it again. The worst part is when windows will start ignoring my request to delay updates to the weekend, and will begin restarting my com
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by dvlsg 8y ago
I remember running into a few viruses floating around that (among other wonderful behaviors) disabled the ctrl+alt+del shortcut to try to prevent you from getting to the task manager. Often ctrl+shift+esc still worked, though.
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by dvlsg 8y ago
To be fair, .NET has the capability to release applications with all the pieces required in a single exe. At least core does, anyways. That's a pretty big selling point for golang, as well, in my mind. Electron is the same thing in my
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by dvlsg 8y ago
Mouse: toss up between Logitech g403, intellimouse 3.0 and cm spawn. Keyboard: anything ducky. Currently using a tenkeyless ducky one 2, enjoying it quite a bit.
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by dvlsg 8y ago
I don't think I've ever seen that in the US. Would be useful information to know, though, for sure.
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by dvlsg 8y ago
I think they're testing natively provided promise APIs with the fs module. https://github.com/nodejs/node/pull/18297 It's of course not a full promisification of every built in, but it looks like th
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by dvlsg 8y ago
I _do_ want advancement to come more quickly - but I also want to have access to those benefits. Hopefully both can be achieved.
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by dvlsg 8y ago
Javascript is likely to get 64 bit integers soon. It's busy making its way through TC39, anyways.
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by dvlsg 8y ago
I find myself hoping it implodes sooner rather than later. Purely selfish on my part - but I would like to be able to buy a new graphics card some day. I'm already dreading the insane scramble when Nvidia announces their new cards (lik
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by dvlsg 8y ago
If they are using C# (I'm making that assumption - I could be mistaken), the type system in F# isn't a huge leap in terms of learnability. It wasn't that way in my experience, anyways. The learning curve seems to be with othe
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by dvlsg 8y ago
Aren't duplicate keys in json invalid anyways?
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by dvlsg 8y ago
I've also done this at a medium ish scale. We had to be careful with how the uuids were generated, though. Specifically which portion of the bytes contained the timestamp (and in what order) since different databases store uuids differ
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by dvlsg 8y ago
If consumers need to keep track of their own offsets, do you run into complications when trying to run multiple instances of the same consumer? Or do you typically run single processes when consuming a specific topic?
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by dvlsg 8y ago
I liked previews more when they didn't spoil the entire movie. Movie theaters are okay for louder movies. I regret watching a quiet place in a theater. The loud audience did their best to ruin the experience.
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by dvlsg 8y ago
It could free up time for other more enjoyable activities, though. For instance, I could spend my time playing my drums instead of mowing the lawn, if a robot did it for me.
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by dvlsg 8y ago
I find them to be at least somewhat useful in a language like javascript. I imagine they are more useful in a typed language with proper inference, but I wouldn't say they're entirely useless in a dynamic language.
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by dvlsg 8y ago
Really? I use forward slashes all the time in windows 10. I don't think I've run into a problem yet.
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by dvlsg 8y ago
Heh. I wonder if anyone has ever opened a bunch of PRs with bitcoin miners in them, just to see if they could get them to run on someone else's CI.
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by dvlsg 8y ago
Really? I quite like them. I did get used to them in C# first, though. What would you have preferred?
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by dvlsg 8y ago
True. Hard to believe that was already 5 years ago, but I think you're right. I was pretty furious at the time. I also seem to remember that ESEA got hit with _super_ heavy fines for way more than they ended up earning in bitcoin. Prob
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by dvlsg 8y ago
Well deserved! I was amazed at how much of a game changer a automatic code formatter was. Saves me a ton of time. I do prefer adding a .prettierrc to projects, though, instead of inside vscode options (user or project) like what is suggeste
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by dvlsg 8y ago
Might be worth noting that one of those third party matchmaking services (ESEA) deployed a bitcoin miner along with their client not that long ago. Caused a huge uproar.
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by dvlsg 9y ago
I wouldn't mind seeing forward and reverse composition operators (so >> and << from F#) as well. But getting pipe would be a pretty awesome first step.
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by dvlsg 9y ago
Your name in cs:go is always your steam name. Shouldn't even need a specific support team for a game to find those (if anything, that makes it worse, though).
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by dvlsg 9y ago
Overwatch tried that. People started blocking everyone better than them. In the end, one of the top widowmaker players couldn't find a match, because everyone who didn't want to play against him had blocked him. Actually, I'm
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by dvlsg 9y ago
Possibly a Result in F#? Is Scala Try the equivalent of an Either monad which automatically catches underlying exceptions from Java interop?
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by dvlsg 9y ago
I sometimes upvote even when I disagree, if I think it will lead to quality discussion. I'm not sure this is one of those times, though.
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by dvlsg 9y ago
I've seen companies dropping support for it more and more frequently, too. Stripe, for example.
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by dvlsg 9y ago
Not op, but I think these are the equivalent of linq to objects. Linq also has the capability to treat lambdas as expression objects, so instead of executing them, you may further interpret them and turn them into something else. Like sql s
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by dvlsg 9y ago
_Can_ you put actions in a proper redux store? I thought the whole point was to keep them distinctly separate.

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