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by haolez 5y ago
How's this allowed by Facebook concerning WhatsApp? It's usually a very closed system. How does the bridge work in this case?
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by haolez 5y ago
Found in Warp's landing page: "Private - All cloud features are opt-in. Data is encrypted at rest." Wait... was this even under question? Why would my terminal not be private? :/
723.
by haolez 5y ago
Wouldn't -Os optimize for size better than hand-crafted ASM? Genuine question.
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by haolez 5y ago
Maybe Haiku with a good web browser will save us :)
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by haolez 5y ago
There is also the time dimension. Some tools (languages et al) are misfit for some problem domains and might compromise your time to market and the viability of your product idea.
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by haolez 5y ago
How can CosmosDB's architecture and design make it possible to have a read-write key that works on all customers' databases? Yikes!
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by haolez 5y ago
Looks similar to Terra: https://terralang.org/
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by haolez 5y ago
Probably yes, but there are A LOT of variables that influence the story (e.g. characters personality).
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by haolez 5y ago
There is a relatively new game called Wildermyth that does an amazing job at adaptive storytelling. Would love to see how it works. Maybe they use AI. Who knows!
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by haolez 5y ago
Isn't there a way to verify that the click is coming from GMail? Maybe via User Agent or its IP.
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by haolez 5y ago
Is this bundled as a static binary? If yes, what's the binary size?
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by haolez 5y ago
And it works perfectly on mobile.
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by haolez 5y ago
I live in a third world country. Can confirm.
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by haolez 5y ago
That's what I saw at my company: it looked great in theory, but in practice we need programmers to help fix (and sometimes create) the automation workflows.
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by haolez 5y ago
No. I'm talking about business people (or a sample of those). They have difficulties trying to create tools.
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by haolez 5y ago
It's not about the editor: it's about the combination of other tools. Simple text editors invite you to use specific tools for specific tasks that an IDE aggregates and configures for you. An IDE is usually good enough, but for so
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by haolez 5y ago
I somewhat agree with you, but I've seen a lot of smart people struggle with Airtable and no code tools. I can't explain why.
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by haolez 5y ago
I get autocomplete and goto definition with dynamic languages just fine. And I make mistakes that static typing could have helped, but then again they are not frequent enough to justify the bureaucracy (and they don't break production)
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by haolez 5y ago
My last experience was with Go. Awesome language. I use it when I need extraordinary performance. For everything else, it's Python or vanilla JavaScript.
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by haolez 5y ago
To be fair, I've only used Puppeteer so far and I assumed that Playwright was mostly the same thing. Python support for Puppeteer was very buggy. Thanks for the pointer!
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by haolez 5y ago
I've started with static languages and I prefer dynamic ones over static. Code is a liability and static typing can create incentives for adding more and more boilerplate that brings little value to the table. I'm preferring dynam
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by haolez 5y ago
TypeScript, if you use its strong points, has a much slower development pace than a language such as Python. To each their own.
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by haolez 5y ago
Are there any good alternatives to Puppeteer/Playwright for other languages besides JavaScript? The full browser "emulation" is necessary for most sites nowadays.
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by haolez 5y ago
I've been feeling this with Evernote. The latest versions are so slow and unstable that I'm considering other products.
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by haolez 5y ago
I've been to a few cities in the US (I'm a foreigner), like Denver and Atlanta, and they are very pedestrian hostile. Almost no sidewalks, every street looks like a roadway (large) and every shop seems to belong to these islands w
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by haolez 5y ago
I like APL's symbols, since the code becomes easier to read. But I also like the tacit stuff from J. What should I do? :)
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by haolez 5y ago
I've never had to. I wanted feedback from people who have.
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by haolez 5y ago
Who scans the vulnerability scanners? Genuine question. How does the community/ecosystem solve this problem of auditability?
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by haolez 5y ago
There is a significant caveat here: you mention "building rich web applications", but that is different than building a simple website.
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by haolez 5y ago
Yeah, I know. They are a private business and should do whatever they want. From a customer perspective, they made me feel like a criminal for a few seconds :D

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