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5y ago
I play a couple games that only run on Windows, which I boot a few times a month. I'm not even mad. The feeling is more like sadness, remembering the XP days.
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- no documentation, not even a few lines - no example without cloning - example provided doesn't run without modifying it (empty video url) - no tests - doesn't look maintained (e.g. 3 years old typescript version) Then looking at
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5y ago
Not trying to be rude, I am genuinely curious how a niche, low quality project like this is the 11th post on HN?
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5y ago
It is a zero sum game but the currency is not money, it is time. Those minutes you save not cooking can be used to do anything else. The thing is, if you ever look at the situation from a financial standpoint, you'll always see the sam
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5y ago
Do you write a lot of library code? I'm genuinely wondering in what kind of environment you would get "marginal upside" from having a good type system.
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5y ago
Island people are weird.
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5y ago
Maybe your data gets sold to an ethical corporation and you end up contributing to the "make the world a better place" thing. So lucky.
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5y ago
It'll be fully operational by next year.
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It'll be fully operational by next year, I swear.
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5y ago
"But this isn't unethical, there are no fees as long as people pay on time."
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5y ago
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5y ago
I've been using a fork of schemats for a while, it is a great tool. We quickly figured that using the table definitions as our app layer models wouldn't cut it, notably to handle polymorphism and non ideal (sic) table design. We d
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5y ago
Keeping two infras in sync means that you gotta have some kind of formalized management process. If you do have that, then there isn't much value in having the fail over up and running at all time, you can just build/launch it if
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5y ago
I don't cook, I don't clean but let me tell you how I got this app running
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6y ago
How about instead of trying to dig a hole somewhere, you find a job where you can provide great value on very little hours? I moonlight as a consultant, and I generally work for whatever the going rate is for a decent hourly hire in the spa
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6y ago
Offsite backup is not enough. I have done consulting on many projects and on every one of them, someone getting access to certain servers would be able to sabotage backups as well. If your data is important, you should replicate your backup
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6y ago
Your security is only as good as your unpopularity. Karma.
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6y ago
Let's do another... Open any directory with 3+ items. As first item is highlighted, quickly hit <down arrow>, <enter>, <down arrow>. The 3rd item opens... There is a lag when hitting <enter> and the last <dow
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6y ago
To add to the other answers, part of it is also etiquette. If the only way you could recover a game was your opponent doing a really bad blunder, at a rating where such blunder is very unlikely you should simply resign. Obviously, you have
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6y ago
Would you care to share a reproduction - or the actual thing - of the problem this behavior creates in your codebase? I'm sure you've already spent time on this, but it piques my interest that there isn't a good solution to t
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6y ago
This might be your lucky day, check the `noUncheckedIndexedAccess` option introduced by this release!
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6y ago
> The trouble is when you don't know what you don't know. At least the pain is a good indicator that there's something you're missing :) IRC has been somewhat useful for TS, albeit with mixed results compared to say,
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6y ago
> what should be really simple in practice I thought you were talking about types in your own code. Lodash being a large, heavily overloaded and generic library it seems fair that the definitions are complex. When it comes to external co
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6y ago
Finally noUncheckedIndexedAccess! Awesome, thanks TS team :)
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6y ago
Looks like it was a typo and they fixed it!
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6y ago
Could you give an example? In years of using TS I have had to craft a few exotic generics, but have otherwise never ran into "really complex" types.
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6y ago
Setting up a NS fallback won't work until their service is restored, just learned that the hard way. Good thing this is happening on Sunday!
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6y ago
You can use a DNS based solution on iOS. It's easy for WiFi and there are apps that can change it for the cellular network as well.
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6y ago
Now that 4chan is behind bars, it's time to sue the Internet!
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6y ago
I think the 92k is correct for net income, breakdown would be something like: Gross salary: 100k Family allowance: ~300 x 3 x 12 = ~10.8k Salary deductions (unemployment, retirement, social insurances): ~11k Taxes: ~8k
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