egeozcan

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by egeozcan 2y ago
From my experience, these frameworks are like the express lane for kicking off a project because there are no big decisions to make. But once you’re knee-deep in Rails, Django, or Laravel and need to do something off the beaten path, things
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by egeozcan 2y ago
> Using SQL queries is typesafe with Kysely https://kysely.dev/ (without the need for an ORM) Wow, this is even better than what I've seen people do with F# type providers. Cool cool cool.
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by egeozcan 2y ago
I recently implemented this, and the users loved it, though I was disappointed to hear it may have frustrated a usually silent group. I'm open to feedback! What would be a better approach? Please don’t just suggest “no custom shortcuts
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by egeozcan 2y ago
Actually most use the HTML video element but use JS to download blobs and add them as src, and/or bury the elements like this: https://imgur.com/C8AP7y0 (random video I found on threads as an example) Just to break nat
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by egeozcan 2y ago
Declaring a stdlib free of rough edges would be like declaring a complex piece of software bug-free.
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by egeozcan 2y ago
It would solve many of my complaints as well. But, to be honest to myself, I don't think anything will be too different in my day-to-day programming, nor that I would produce better code with less bugs.
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by egeozcan 2y ago
Oh it gets weirder in Germany! See: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beitragsservice_von_ARD,_ZDF_u... The tv license collection agency employs more than a 1000 people. And this is in spite of the fact that nearly every h
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by egeozcan 2y ago
President of Turkiye? Many years ago, a person I know got arrested for calling that guy "clueless" on Twitter under a nickname. Disclaimer: Erdogan is the ultimate ruler, he's totally the best. That guy I know totally deserve
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by egeozcan 2y ago
It will be. Any time you offer something that allows anonymous uploads & shares (hell, sometimes even if you don't allow share, people will share accounts), it will be a silo 95% full of material that's illegal in practically
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by egeozcan 2y ago
Thank you! Great idea, I'll give it a try :)
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by egeozcan 2y ago
I would be very thankful if somebody actually did this! Also make it dynamic so every time screensaver activates CPU gets hot, heating the room, removing the need for me to keep pressing the space bar.
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by egeozcan 2y ago
I copy the images in my clipboard and save them in an HTML file to have single-file galleries: https://gist.github.com/egeozcan/b27e11a7e776972d18603222fa5... Live: https://gistpreview.github.io/?b27e11
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by egeozcan 2y ago
> ...how it (the Wordpress community) has been made to depend on Matt’s leadership at Automattic’s infrastructure. And how that is a very bad thing. > This post is best read while listening to Know Your Enemy by Rage Against the Machi
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by egeozcan 2y ago
> My company had blocked Ngrok may I ask why?
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by egeozcan 2y ago
Facts sprinkled with personal interpretation, a normal, albeit not an extraordinary, blog post? I admire some of the things Elon Musk has made happen, but the guy has obvious ego issues and acts often like a villain from a child superhero m
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by egeozcan 2y ago
Thank you so much for the insight!
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by egeozcan 2y ago
I got a giant usb-controlled traffic light at my first job in Germany for a customer project. They just let me keep it after the project finished, which made me repurpose it as a busy light and it worked wonders except that one person who d
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by egeozcan 2y ago
There's always that person. The only solution is renting your own office (not even home office unless one lives alone).
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by egeozcan 2y ago
> custom acrylic While I'm not an expert, my own experimentation suggests this is correct
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by egeozcan 2y ago
No, the Persian ki is the conjunction (Polis teşkilatı faaliyetlerini arttırdı ki, hırsızlık azalsın), not the possessive suffix (-ki). Sources: Me being a native speaker and also: Turkish Grammar (Oxford 2nd ed. 2001), Geoffrey Lewis. Page
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by egeozcan 2y ago
Abstract Concept of Police (e.g., law enforcement in general): > Polis, toplumun güvenliğini sağlamakla görevlidir. > (Police are responsible for maintaining public safety.) Police Force as an Organizational Unit: > Bu şehirdeki po
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by egeozcan 2y ago
If I understood you correctly, you just name them. The default is the concept, and most of the time people do not feel the need to separate some specific police force, because it's apparent from the context. Some specific police force
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by egeozcan 2y ago
Nothing. "Polis (police), son (latest) zamanlarda (times, at) bu (this) şehirde (city, within) faaliyetlerini (operations) arttırdı (increased)." If I'm talking about a specific police officer, then I'd use "o"
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by egeozcan 2y ago
A tourist who can speak a few sentences in Turkish could get a lot of free stuff in small shops when I used to live in Istanbul. My "cute" French didn't have the same effect in Paris though.
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by egeozcan 2y ago
Turkish doesn't have article(s) and "the" is usually very confusing when you first start. But then I learned German too...
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by egeozcan 2y ago
But "-miş" denotes something happening in the past, in gossip form, on its own. It's trickier than what that table shows IMHO.
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by egeozcan 2y ago
Totally agree! Processwire is super simple for simple things and is super extensible if you need anything custom. There's nothing I couldn't do with it and PHP isn't even remotely my language of choice. It gets the job done w
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by egeozcan 2y ago
As a well seasoned web developer, when I'm doing front-end, there are always 2 big problems: Data tables and loading indicators (fun way of saying it's hard to tackle lazy loading without a request waterfall). The second problem h
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by egeozcan 2y ago
Huh, I thought that most work that used to use workers switched to Webassembly. Talking about JS proposals, I'm looking forward to this one: https://github.com/tc39/proposal-record-tuple Records and tuples can mak
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by egeozcan 2y ago
Any language with map/reduce/flatten can more or less do that, no? I agree with your point about SQL though. I find it personally horrible for data-shaping tasks and tend to load everything in memory (as long as feasible).

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