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by hdra 7y ago
I think thats what the article is trying to say with that second paragraph. Don't worry about how to use the editor the "right" way and just focus on the getting the code to work with whats available, which he pretty much con
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by hdra 7y ago
Theres also plenty of modification kit available to install those tanks on regular cartridge printers. That way you can still get the cheap printers, though it is considered an "unauthorized modification", so you can forget about
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by hdra 7y ago
It could, when its used "wrong", though thats usually a result of trying to fit pattern matching where there are other more idiomatically way to express a code. I wouldn't say "most of the the time", its more of a c
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by hdra 8y ago
I came from a Python and PHP/Laravel background, and personally, I find them to be pretty easy to learn. Having my "taste" in programming to be mainly influenced by Python, I find the "explicit is better than implicit&qu
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by hdra 8y ago
> I’m hoping approaches like Yarn Plug’n’Play will give us best of both worlds. Shared install for the same versions between projects but with isolated and versioned tooling. TBH, I personally am not too concerned with the duplication&#x
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by hdra 8y ago
Thats not the only thing, no? Doesn't it also prevent e.g. other people/company from including that feature in their own programming language that doesn't use Swift at all?
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by hdra 8y ago
The Elixir team took a deliberate step to limit the features built into the language itself, and prefer non-core solutions developed as external packages instead. For example, they recently scrapped plans on building property testing into t
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by hdra 8y ago
Developing their own engine isn't the only other option, Unity's model where you pay a flat-fee for the engine regardless of your sales is another, and if the game is selling really well, that is a much cheaper option.
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by hdra 8y ago
I'm not sure what you're pointing to, but are you suggesting to ignore the cache? Coz that is basically what I currently do. Throw away the cache for the lists, and fetch a fresh one everytime. While that "works", but it
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by hdra 8y ago
I recently tried Apollo for a project as well, for the most part, its almost magic, doing most of the usually tedious things for me. But I often run into unexpected blocker on the most basic functionalities that I need. One of them that I h
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by hdra 8y ago
I'm also curious on this, for those who are using it, are you using it as a primary datastore?
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by hdra 8y ago
You're right. I remember one with an amazing machine learning/self driving car course that I took a while ago, and another one known for selling stolen content, and I often don't remember which one is which.
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by hdra 8y ago
I was pretty impressed when I found alacritty a while ago, but I stopped using it as I soon found out that pretty much any speed gain I got from using the terminal is pretty much negated from having to use tmux in order to have any form of
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by hdra 8y ago
While that sounds reasonable, I wouldn't bet on it. I have seen too many inane bloat that was implemented simply because the designer/developer/project manager thought it was a cool thing to have or because they read it on so
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by hdra 8y ago
I had to put remove the CNAME file, push, add it back, and push it again to trigger the check again (You can do this with the domain textbox on your settings page as well).
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by hdra 8y ago
As someone who has never heard of Finnkino, I think the current title is easier to understand for most people.
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by hdra 9y ago
Only thing I can't figure out is why is anyone buying into it in the first place? Has the publishers not learned anything from Facebook taking their content and readers hostage? Sure, it gives you traffic boost in the beginning, but so
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by hdra 9y ago
Pi Zero W includes wlan and bluetooth, and the kit that includes PSU and SD card cost around ~$35. Stil I agree, its not really comparable. The Pis is mostly learning/teaching tool. I can see using this in a product directly. Something
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by hdra 9y ago
That is just the plugins repository. I think a wiki model would work better for that kind of listing.
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by hdra 9y ago
Strictly speaking though, the rides aren't what is being subsidised by VC money, that is, the company aren't losing more money with each additional booking. The rates are pretty competitive with existing taxi business, and their e
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by hdra 9y ago
Erlang process are inherently stateful, which makes it hard to fit it into modern deployment infrastructure such as kubernetes that works best with a stateless process. The process model also makes it very tempting to build a monolithic-mic
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by hdra 9y ago
His wife is a local. Thats probably how he gets his permit. That may not be an option for most people.
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by hdra 9y ago
Yea, such rule is in place where I live too. Any guest staying over 24 hours need to report to the local authorities, both domestics or international. Many countries requires an official identification such as IC or passport upon hotel chec
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by hdra 9y ago
I want to see the problem solved, but this feels like the wrong solution. Reminds me of the time where I couldn't trust what the UI says about the audio of my desktop computer running Linux circa 2005
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by hdra 9y ago
I highly recommend Martin Kleppmann's Designing Data Intensive Applications( http://dataintensive.net ). It will not only help you understand what's "SQL" and "NoSQL" data stores, it also covers the d
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by hdra 9y ago
Why not Preact? It seems the react compatibility would be very helpful when they already have such a significant investment into react.
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by hdra 9y ago
You can buy it. Its available for Kindle on Amazon. Also available DRM-free on ebooks.com. Still a bummer that O'Reilly stopped selling books directly. There's been so many recently published books that I'm interested in that
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by hdra 9y ago
They don't need any ROI from the mining though, they're paying for the ads to their exchange. They only need the ROI on the visitors to their website. The mining is just an added bonus.
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by hdra 9y ago
I wouldn't say it's entirely paper tiger though, given that it also discourage you from exercising any patent you have against Facebook, no matter how legitimate the patent is. I'm neither a native English speaker nor a lawye
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by hdra 9y ago
From what I understood, It is not a patent on React. As far as I can tell nothing about React is patented... and that is not the discussion over the past few days has been about. This whole shebang has nothing to do with React itself, or th

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