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by genezeta 4y ago
One place I worked at some years ago... We had this "important project" coming up, a certain big feature that was wanted in the platform. A project which would take about 6-9 months with the collaboration of various teams across t
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by genezeta 4y ago
Hmm, in Spanish "todo" literally means "everything"...
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by genezeta 4y ago
Another common situation I've encountered is this one: They don't really want "it". They say they want someone to do "it", they hire someone who has done "it". But then that wasn't really what
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by genezeta 4y ago
> According to Wikipedia, XHR was introduced in 1999, 4 years after JS was introduced Your way of commenting on XHR in this paragraph... In this environment, it’s understandable that JS was generally seen as a toy language and not
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by genezeta 4y ago
> IIRC the only option at the time for running JS on the server was Rhino (based on Netscape/Mozilla), which for whatever reason never saw the broad adoption of Node. There was SSJS on NES/iPlanet/whatever before that. I m
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by genezeta 4y ago
In Spanish there's a saying that goes "Cada uno habla de la feria según le va en ella". It means that everyone tells their story, that they say the fair went well or not depending on how it went for them . Another comment
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by genezeta 5y ago
Blood sacrifices and invocations to see who can summon the cutest and fiercest beast. You show your demon to the camera and get votes on it and on the chants you did to bring it from the depths. At the end of each sprint. Remote orgies to a
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by genezeta 5y ago
Other things aside, the expression "a nuclear power" generally means an organization -usually a state- with nuclear weapons . As such, if you search for nuclear power in general you'll find there are about 30+ countries in t
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by genezeta 5y ago
> Is it a developer issue or the industry is being fucked up by hiring managers or recruiters ignoring portable developers Knowledge and just caring for how many years you’ve used $nextCoolFramework? I don't really know whose fault
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by genezeta 5y ago
I just left, after some decades, not switched to anything else. Friend of mine though, he became a postman, about ten years ago. He was never quite happy being a software engineer. I see him occasionally and he's always happy with a jo
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by genezeta 5y ago
> I don't care if the body of the ticket is empty and as the Engineer you prefer to write it in a notebook. > I don't care where the conversation gets recorded, or at all (provided the people are capable of remembering it).
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by genezeta 5y ago
Yeah, personally that's the option I would choose too. It should fall on Sass to change whatever they may need to. It's not completely "kind-of simple" though, as there is, potentially, a fair amount of code written wi
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by genezeta 5y ago
There are indeed significant differences. The main one is that Sass is, basically, a "code generator". It's a sort of template language that generates CSS code. And so, a "Sass-if" works at code generation time, tha
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by genezeta 5y ago
FWIW I don't see it being down from here (Europe). And I see "question asked 1 min ago" so it's probably working at least partially.
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by genezeta 5y ago
> Maybe you can just give the bully your lunchtime scooby-doo snack and live to fight another day? Maybe you can just give the bully your lunchtime scooby-doo snack and go hungry, and again tomorrow when the bully demands your fruit and
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by genezeta 5y ago
> It would be great if someone could find it and put it in the title. There's no publication date -nor anything marking it as updated at any time afterwards- on the article itself, but first comments are from November 2017 and pas
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by genezeta 5y ago
It depends a lot on what your starting point is. That is, the approach will be different for someone who maybe isn't a programmer at all ATM, or for someone who has some experience with some other language, or has fairly extensive ex
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by genezeta 5y ago
Don't take my word for it as I only looked into this a while ago but, if I remember correctly, you'll probably need to: a. First build a function in JS wrapping the usage of fetch and the management of the JS Promise there. You&
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by genezeta 5y ago
According to the description, a minimal glance at the code and this [0], no, that's not it. It is "the Lua VM written in JavaScript" and "largely a port of the PUC-Rio C implementation of Lua". It runs the Lua cod
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by genezeta 5y ago
Once you local js = require "js" you have direct access to the JS global object, so you can... js.global.fetch(...)
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by genezeta 5y ago
> If it's not broken why do so many devs refuse to support it because things they code in Chrome don't work in it. You'll surely meet a lot of people doing what you mention. I would bet most of them are young enough to not
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by genezeta 5y ago
Oh, hi :) I hope I didn't say anything inconvenient. I sincerely appreciate you even if we've never met. And thank you for the clarification, of course.
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by genezeta 5y ago
Derek Sivers seems kinda cool. I mean, I used to read him back in the times of CDBaby and he seemed like a nice person. Of course, I can only say he seems so because I haven't really met him. I don't know him. Later, I would r
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by genezeta 5y ago
Uncaught SyntaxError: Octal literals are not allowed in strict mode.
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by genezeta 5y ago
If you write a number like 05 there will be a... Uncaught SyntaxError: Octal literals are not allowed in strict mode.
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by genezeta 5y ago
I want to be helpful. Please read the following with that in mind. ---- I don't want to throw the question of "Does this really need to be a video?", because, well, you seem to have built this idea of "coding shorts&quot
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by genezeta 5y ago
> We're really sorry, but... > Mozilla Firefox Browser is currently not supported, due performance limitations. :(
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by genezeta 5y ago
> The CPC472 itself was sold for how many? pesetas (how many? euros) As far as I can remember, the CPC472 was sold for the same price as the CPC464. It was never marketed as an actual improvement over the 464 and competition in the mar
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by genezeta 5y ago
It's kind of funny -but more like funny-weird, not funny-haha- when I read some of these articles. I don't mean that in a bad way. The article is well written and, to some extent, well thought. The problem is they usually -as in t
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by genezeta 5y ago
> For the last few months I've been learning back Django which was my first love. I'm learning back the django rest framework and today I have an issue where in the DRF interface the button for POST/DELETE/PUT/PA

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