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by ffsm8 1y ago
You gotta be trolling... You're literally responding to someone pointing out you don't need multiple files in elixir. And the same is true for Java and kotlin. Heck even the official spring boots demo videos define everything in a
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by ffsm8 1y ago
*...keep the data while treating it as a serious liability with potential for ruinous fines if not secured carefully
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by ffsm8 1y ago
The bill hasn't been paid yet though. We'll have to wait and see before we can objectively say whether Apple's malicious compliance holds up.
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by ffsm8 1y ago
These examples are all easily solved. I.e. replace the bus stops with terminals/kiosks which give you full service, potentially another in the middle of the bus.
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by ffsm8 1y ago
> Most of it was exchanged for abstractions which traded runtime speed for the ability to create apps quickly and cheaply. Really? Because while abstractions like that exist (i.e. a webserver frameworks, reactivity, SQL and ORMs etc),
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by ffsm8 1y ago
Oh? All things considered, I believe html and css are both great. Incredibly flexible and very easy to get a basic "framework" started for consistent design Everything else I've used to date (for UIs) was either extremely lim
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by ffsm8 1y ago
The spring tests are generally quicker then the equivalent python test, so ime - the jvm is mostly to blame. How much time actually goes by after you click "run test" (or run the equivalent cli command) until the test finished r
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by ffsm8 1y ago
Totally off topic, but the term market verticals was new to me, so I googled it... It's definition is really strange for the used term. I expected something about verticality, like how apple provides their devices - with everything b
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by ffsm8 1y ago
Heh, from the headline I expected this to be another blog post about how to find your market niche and what you can monetize, ultimately. Instead I got a pretty interesting article about human nature and the economy as a whole.
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by ffsm8 1y ago
Sure, but this particular case clearly wasn't using cache, that's why the free tier limit for an application was reached. Hence it's highly likely that each request hit a database. The message would've been different if
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by ffsm8 1y ago
mklepaczewski was probably talking about end-to-end. I.e. the number you see in the network tab for request duration - whereas the pricing will only care about the time that the application is actually doing something. That basically means
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by ffsm8 1y ago
Lmgtfy links were extremely common around 2010, so ppl totally did (Which is besides the point even, as the comment referencing chatgpt also provided links to sources)
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by ffsm8 1y ago
> “Web server” is a pretty big use case though. You don't consider games, desktop and mobile applications big use cases, each being multi billion industries? I don't know man, I feel like you're arguing in bad faith and ar
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by ffsm8 1y ago
I'm missing a history of past votes. Maybe a sliding window of the last n votes that you participated in and how you voted - as well as how it resolved. Another idea that comes to mind is a to foster solidarity between voters by maybe
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by ffsm8 1y ago
The biggest difference are 1. A class can be composed out of multiple interfaces, making them more like mixins/traits etc vs inheritance, which is always a singular class 2. The implementation is flat and you do not have a tree of inhe
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by ffsm8 1y ago
As a full stack developer who's current job is mostly Java on the backend - at least for the last 8 yrs: I'm not aware of anything you would lose by switching to interfaces with default implementations over inheritance... And that
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by ffsm8 1y ago
Uh, didn't I say exactly that? Gnu/Linux Is just collegially known as "Linux" and the operation system suffix made it clear what he was talking about. I didn't come up with the usage of the term, I was merely trying
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by ffsm8 1y ago
I can't speak on it's capabilities, but I feel like I have to ask: for what conceivable reason would you even want that extra error potential with migrations etc? It means you're forced to make everything always compatible be
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by ffsm8 1y ago
Android uses the Linux Kernel, but iirc (correct me if I'm wrong), it doesn't come with the required application to make it Unix and hence is not the Linux operating system. That would mean it's only using the same kernel as
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by ffsm8 1y ago
I think that's because games are an art and highly creative. You're crafting an experience, usually a combination of story and gameplay. Regular software projects can also be creative, but almost all software is pure CRUD at the h
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by ffsm8 1y ago
> fundamental problem with the SQL pattern. SQL is a DSL and yes, all Domain Specific Languages will only enable what the engine parsing the DSL supports. But all SQL database I'm aware of let you write custom extensions, which are
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by ffsm8 1y ago
Absolutely, the atrocities didn't stop there. That was only the beginning. I didn't mean to insinuate that only Germans were mistreated. The sociopaths running the government in Nazi Germany were very methodical about it and force
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by ffsm8 1y ago
Don't you mean ocean into which you can throw your message in a bottle and occasionally get a response to? ◝ ( ⁰ ▿ ⁰ ) ◜
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by ffsm8 1y ago
It's only related to what he wrote but it reminded me of something that low-key annoys me whenever I hear Americans talk about the Holocaust. I know he only touches on it very slightly and indirectly raises a related point to what anno
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by ffsm8 1y ago
Is it? I mean it wasn't a particularly spicy statement - did anyone actually think the president wrote any of the plans he's greenlighting / signing? If anything, I was kinda confused why he called that into question, the job
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by ffsm8 1y ago
Maybe I misinterpreted what he wrote, but sanity checking the shiny new tech against fossilized tech of yesteryear to assure the new tech actually justifies it's higher cost doesn't sound like malpractice to me? I mean he did use
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by ffsm8 1y ago
Is that even at the competent level? You need to be particularly special to actually "accidentally" leak the .ssh dir via GitHub. Even incompetent people wouldn't fail to that degree for the most part. Leaking the directory t
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by ffsm8 1y ago
According to that description, it only shows that someone has visited a porn website, not you. This kinda invalidats the claim that Google is selling this information about you
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by ffsm8 1y ago
I have never been to China, but you sound informed on the topic - maybe you can weight in on that. I've heard from various YouTube channels covering news about China, it's social issues and shenanigans that all companies above a c
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by ffsm8 1y ago
As far as I can see, nobody said anything that could conceivably be interpreted to imply otherwise, so sure? I am really unsure what your argument even is, gymbeaux - and how it relates to verisimi's previous point. You're not try

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