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by h1fra 4y ago
Nice! Most tooling is not even working with 1.18 ahah
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by h1fra 4y ago
oh wow, I'm definitely trying ! Thanks for sharing. edit: It removed 85mb and saves 8 seconds of build time (about 17%). Less impact in build time than I thought but still the easiest win I got lately.
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by h1fra 4y ago
Love kubernetes. And at the same time it's not the magical thing we all expect. But my main pain points are around Kubernetes and all the hidden stuff. Kubernetes alone is not enough, you need terraform or helm (or both) to have someth
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by h1fra 4y ago
Well a lot of other people want this. And both ideas are not incompatible. If you don't want to this, you can still build your own real types, that's the beauty of JS.
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by h1fra 4y ago
Other incredible type from the same person: https://github.com/anuraghazra/type-trident
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Bubble Sort in Pure TypeScript(twitter.com)
2 points by h1fra 4y ago|1 comments
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by h1fra 4y ago
very nice !
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by h1fra 4y ago
At first I would agree. Then I agreed with most comments saying that life is much more than work. But in the end it's probably more complicated than one or the other. In school we are taught that everything we will do is for work. In
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by h1fra 4y ago
"Right to have data deleted" can be 'circumvented' if the data is critical part of the system or is needed for legal purpose (for example it can be mandatory to keep 1 year of IP logs and data associated with it) In prev
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by h1fra 4y ago
I think this very specific details is what summarize to me the pain of using go. Everything is a "convention" but nothing is enforced in a way that would make it easy for developer. There is actually nothing preventing you to not
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by h1fra 5y ago
I always wonder how centralised permissions works with listing endpoints. For accessing one resource that's fine, a cached call to any k/v store would work. But when you want to list every items for a resource in a table that cont
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by h1fra 5y ago
DNS in Alpine is notoriously buggy but it can get months until you realise that. One easy and effective solution is to force dns resolution like so dnsConfig: options: - name: ndots value: '1' cc: https://su
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US Air Force drone hovering ukraine(flightradar24.com)
2 points by h1fra 5y ago|2 comments
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Rogue police officer’s claim secret service knew about Barcelona's attack(irishtimes.com)
6 points by h1fra 5y ago|0 comments
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by h1fra 5y ago
what strikes me the most is the emptiness of the streets! Everything seems so unnecessary large and calm; The way it should it be, love it!
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by h1fra 5y ago
Rating system should always contain the year of the rating. It would help keep the context, basically if you show "5 stars 2013" -> "0 stars 2021", you understand that the tests has changed not the rating.
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by h1fra 5y ago
Very excited about this release, the website is so much better and easier to read. Congrats! (Disclaimer I work at Algolia in the Crawler team) Not to hijack this thread, but the search is now powered by Algolia custom crawler (still Docsea
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by h1fra 5y ago
Packages are not published since this morning. No response on twitter No update on status page
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NPM package publishing has been broken for hours, still green(status.npmjs.org)
2 points by h1fra 5y ago|1 comments
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Sorare raises $680M for its fantasy sports NFT game(techcrunch.com)
4 points by h1fra 5y ago|0 comments
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by h1fra 5y ago
This smells like a sponsored post...
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by h1fra 5y ago
Proper link https://www.githubstatus.com/incidents/rmfrw9dfbtbp
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Incident with GitHub(githubstatus.com)
25 points by h1fra 5y ago|6 comments
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by h1fra 5y ago
While I agree Nuclear is the most probable solution it's not easy to build and fuel is very sparse. France who is leading the way is 100% depend on other countries, I'm not sure it will play well in the coming years > 85% of ur
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Algolia raises $150M in Series D(algolia.com)
4 points by h1fra 5y ago|0 comments
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by h1fra 5y ago
So should we consider the NSA a terrorism-aiding organization? edit: the tone is lost via internet; my own opinion on this: yes, it is.
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GitHub Webhooks Are Down(githubstatus.com)
1 points by h1fra 5y ago|0 comments
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by h1fra 5y ago
Funny that point 4 and 5 both make sense alone but are fairly contradictory when applied together. Juniors can barely understand why they are both very important. It's with experience that you learn to write less small dumb code, and w
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by h1fra 5y ago
I'm not sure the claim about recaptcha is (or was) correct. In my whole life, I have been hit with maybe 2-3 recaptcha before accessing a website. They probably upgraded the system since then, but still, feels like the author is just
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by h1fra 5y ago
That's good, too many package assume you have python installed in macos and go looking into the wrong folder. Or default python2 breaking stuff that assume you have a recent install

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