hahn-kev

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by hahn-kev 1y ago
Are YOU reply guy?
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by hahn-kev 1y ago
It's funny because it reminds me of Angular in that it's very markdown heavy with the code behind in another file. So they wrapped React to make angular.
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by hahn-kev 1y ago
For #4, while I agree sometimes, I also recognize that SQLite (and other similar types of dependencies) are 100% going to outlive the product I'm building. So it's a bit arrogant to say my product is going to outlive them. I'
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by hahn-kev 1y ago
No it's not. Did you ever think that you can hash something twice? Hash it once on the client, then hash and salt it server side, like normal. It means that the server never actually knows your password, but that's about all it gi
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by hahn-kev 1y ago
I don't think it even needs to be faster, if you can make an artificial brain that's useful even if it's 100x slower, you can always run stuff in parallel.
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by hahn-kev 1y ago
If the app is designed for it you can use a hybrid approach, where a given "document" is stored in 1 file for each client, and the client merges the changes across all files. That way there's never a change conflict that some
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by hahn-kev 1y ago
In some countries it's a legal requirement to have a backup camera, which means you need a screen to display it, and hardware to render it.
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by hahn-kev 1y ago
So is your DVD player but it doesn't mean you don't have to pay for the movies
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by hahn-kev 1y ago
Thank you for making it! We love it
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by hahn-kev 1y ago
Honestly they spent more time comparing supabase to pocketbase
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by hahn-kev 1y ago
Reading is not the same as experience gained through doing
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by hahn-kev 1y ago
As much as I agree Accept language should be enough, the problem is that English is the default value, so if it's default it's likely to be wrong so I understand guessing because most people don't know you can tell the browse
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by hahn-kev 1y ago
Writing this comment from Harmonic, it's great
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by hahn-kev 1y ago
They're just adopting the same syntax that C# has used for a long time
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by hahn-kev 1y ago
I think a really good example of this is that lots of times even when making a web app, different people make the web app from the people who made the marketing site for selling the web app.
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by hahn-kev 1y ago
I like how I've seen this addressed (maybe in Google Play?) where they tag the review to the version and indicate that to the reader.
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by hahn-kev 1y ago
Yeah I really wish there was a way for this to be enforced by the browser that the end user could trust. It would have to be a standard, but outside of opening dev tools and toggling offline mode there's no way to be sure. The funny th
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by hahn-kev 1y ago
The problem is that putting code into your database has all the problems of data migration with no testability. It's really hard to write tests and debug code compared to a proper language.
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by hahn-kev 1y ago
The problem (as mentioned above) is that c99 is not the same everywhere.
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by hahn-kev 1y ago
So many things have been called Linq over the years it's hard to talk about at this point. I've written C# for many years now and I'm not even sure what I would say it's referring to, so I avoid the term. In this case I
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by hahn-kev 2y ago
I would ask "Has a feed ever tried to abuse that to get readers to go away" the answer is yes, at which point the reader would ignore it.
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by hahn-kev 2y ago
IMO if I lose someone's business because they can't pay the bill... Good? Right?
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by hahn-kev 2y ago
Imo Adobe didn't kill it, WC3 or the plugin design did, take your pick.
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by hahn-kev 2y ago
Not for the free tier. I set it up today and didn't have to do anything.
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by hahn-kev 2y ago
Yeah I don't get why I have to setup caching myself for this kind of thing. Like wouldn't it be more efficient to do it lower down in their infra anyway?
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by hahn-kev 2y ago
Draw is great, I use it to edit PDFs, though it doesn't always handle that very well, it's really nice when I need to do some simple stuff.
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by hahn-kev 2y ago
Except lots of applications need to be able to forget things, similar to how things can be destroyed in the real world
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by hahn-kev 2y ago
Yeah I agree. You should be demonstrating how you would write code in the job. Based on devs I've worked with, I don't think a pure type solution as presented is very maintainable.
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by hahn-kev 2y ago
I think part of the problem is that there is no other thread (outside of service workers), so that's why it's hard. In C# I would just fire up another thread to do the work and I don't have to worry about blocking the UI unti
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by hahn-kev 2y ago
His question was specific to not having your old device

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