fmpwizard

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   by fmpwizard 8y ago

   npm doens't take the code directly from the github repo, so far it looks like the new code was publish directly to npm, so there is no git commit to look at as it never was part of the official github repository
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   by fmpwizard 8y ago

   A use case I run into often is with people I trust, so I don't fear they will take screenshots, etc, but I don't want to keep that data in the chat history. Most of the time I turn to protonmail using their expire option, now I ca
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   by fmpwizard 9y ago

   When sbt came out, Gradle wasn't as popular, the choices were either Maven or Ant at the time. If you are now starting with Scala, you have more choices.
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   by fmpwizard 9y ago

   I have been using Go for about 4 years at work and I would say they have been unlucky with the code they have looked at. You have the freedom to organize your code as you wish, you can easily go from one extreme to the other, one function p