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by genuine_smiles 4y ago
Microsoft’s Kusto database has a free tier and its query language has a “render” command for making plots. dataexplorer.azure.com
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by genuine_smiles 4y ago
What would you use instead?
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by genuine_smiles 5y ago
> There are niches where C/C++ are better suited What niches?
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by genuine_smiles 5y ago
Giving companies the green light to brag about help provided might also encourage others to help for PR reasons. More help, even a little, might be more important than being covert.
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by genuine_smiles 5y ago
> Rust tooling is rather suboptimal In what way? People seem to really like cargo.
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by genuine_smiles 5y ago
I keep a draft PR open to keep track of this. Not has nice as vs-codes diff tool though.
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by genuine_smiles 5y ago
> Second, downstream applications should be allowed to easily force an override from an upstream constraint. The constraint might have been added because it broke feature foo in the library but I only use bar so I can accept that incompa
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by genuine_smiles 5y ago
> Neither location mentions what should I think be by far the main purpose of scrollbar-gutter: avoiding layout shift when you open a modal and disable the page’s scrollbar to avoid confusion. This can already be avoided by layering thin
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by genuine_smiles 5y ago
Why?
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by genuine_smiles 5y ago
We can cheat Typescript builds by using a different tool to strip the types, and generate type errors on a different thread. The type errors can be terribly slow, and the build times quite fast.
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by genuine_smiles 5y ago
What’s “CSP”?
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by genuine_smiles 5y ago
> There is no “Apple market” and “Google market”, there is just one market for apps. The respective app stores are direct sales channels. This direct sales exclusivity (ie. no resellers) exists in many other industries. I don’t think thi
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by genuine_smiles 5y ago
> - Every product/project you manage should be on a separate account on Google, Facebook, Amazon, etc. I wouldn’t do this with Facebook. Creating a second account is against Facebook policy, and they may ban both accounts.
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by genuine_smiles 6y ago
> 4. The requirements are often flat out wrong. Isn't this basically a given? I find it hard to imagine that any organization could come up with good, complete requirements before they've had any software written.
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by genuine_smiles 6y ago
Would a developer looking a Zig/C++/Rust really also consider Crystal? I figured Crystal was for Ruby developers who want a good static type system.
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by genuine_smiles 6y ago
This is true. It’s also true that team using languages with more feature then they need can just take the parts that they need. It’s not quite as ideal as having a language that’s perfectly suited to your use cases, but it works well enough
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by genuine_smiles 6y ago
> You might as well just call everything rhel-$project. Is this a bad option?
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by genuine_smiles 6y ago
> Why has no one thought about additional buttons or click mechanisms that allow users to interact with the actual content? Microsoft added PowerPoint forward/back control to their earbuds. https://www.businessinsider.com
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TypeScript discriminated unions: Problems and solutions(maxburson.com)
1 points by genuine_smiles 6y ago|0 comments
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by genuine_smiles 6y ago
What’s better to invest in once you have 50k?
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TypeScript: Discriminated Unions & Polymorphism(maxburson.com)
1 points by genuine_smiles 6y ago|0 comments
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by genuine_smiles 6y ago
It’s working for me. I like being able to plug my laptop, tablet, and switch into the same charger.
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by genuine_smiles 6y ago
Have you tried the 2019 16” MacBook Pro keyboard?
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by genuine_smiles 6y ago
Is any of this controversial?
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Gatsby vs. Next.js: Blog Starters Showdown(maxburson.com)
1 points by genuine_smiles 6y ago|0 comments
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by genuine_smiles 6y ago
> that doesn't scale Why not?
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by genuine_smiles 6y ago
A lot of languages have OOP built into them. If want to use patterns like polymorphism it’s the tool on hand. Associating data with functions is helpful for organization as well.
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by genuine_smiles 6y ago
They must be real big libraries
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by genuine_smiles 6y ago
> The -only- difference between TS and JS is the type annotations. It should be perfectly readable JS aside from that. TypeScript has a few differences: Automatic class properties from arguments: class Foo { constructor( pu
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by genuine_smiles 6y ago
We’ve got to write argument names twice when we do it in typescript though: function foo({ bar }: { bar: string }) { Still a great pattern, but I’d probably use it a lot more if I only had to write the variable names once.

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