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by izietto 3y ago
It depends. It isn't the case for Ruby, for example.
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by izietto 3y ago
SAP isn't a social platform, it isn't even B2C, so they don't really relate to GDPR
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by izietto 3y ago
I have more problems with this article that doesn't let me select text than with Goodreads
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by izietto 3y ago
Guess I'm an exception then. Gnome 3 had a slow and dumpy start but it's improving more and more now to me
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by izietto 3y ago
Personally, I find it very readable. My only criticism is that its syntax looks "weird" nowadays. I mean, a newborn language would never go with `my` as local variables declaration prefix, or `->` for object method call, or `su
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by izietto 3y ago
This link is just a plain advertisement to their product
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by izietto 3y ago
> I know what SSR is and you can do it[1] in Rust, where you write type-safe, compiled Rust code and send HTML/CSS/WASM to the browser. Yeah, but that way your frontend team is forced to develop in Rust, instead of develop in J
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by izietto 3y ago
My two cents: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. standard library 6. consistency with OOP * 7. "everything is English language". I find good Ruby readable just like books ** * Ruby is the best translation of "everything is an object" imho *
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by izietto 3y ago
I'm trying to build a view rendering engine / perform SSR straight on Rust with that
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by izietto 3y ago
I agree with you if you focus on this very example, but I think to it just as an example. When I read this article, I replace <lowercase> with <some business logic implemented server side>.
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by izietto 3y ago
> Rails uses ActiveRecord and you'll most likely be trying to load millions of records through an ORM which will make you go insane trying to get it to work efficiently. You just need to use batches (that `.in_batches` in the link),
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by izietto 3y ago
> More seriously, I think the best you can do is not expect to find happiness in a setting that you don't fully control (ie your job), accept that, and look for joy elsewhere. It might be another job, it might be another hobby. Work
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by izietto 4y ago
YDD, Yoga Driven Development
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by izietto 4y ago
As a remote software developer, if this became a product that could be used daily I'd probably buy it. It would be the key link between programming and body exercise.
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by izietto 4y ago
Can ChatGPT figure out a way to pay 10$ for a Google Developer account in order to publish extensions for it
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by izietto 4y ago
What about no
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by izietto 4y ago
Makes sense, thanks
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by izietto 4y ago
Why do people try to launch random stuff into orbit
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by izietto 4y ago
Sure, they want me to read if I think they are worth to have my subscription. But I don't think they are worth to have my subscription, otherwise I would subscribe them. So I don't read.
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by izietto 4y ago
> But really, if you are regularly reading content on a site you should subscribe to support the journalists employed there I'd go further than your statement: I try not to read paywalled contents. Actually I don't get all thes
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by izietto 4y ago
Who comes next is the current CPO, so I wouldn't expect anything different
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by izietto 4y ago
Follows my experience. Context: I'm a Rails full-stack developer, I started developing web apps 12 years ago. I still consider myself a full-stack developer, even if I'm a BE dev right now, since now we have FE and BE in the compa
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by izietto 4y ago
Because browsers don't support server-side declarative views natively yet. FE development wouldn't even be a thing if web servers could respond with something like <script> const [count, setCount] = useState(0);
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OpenAPI GPT-3 generates whole code sources with documentation(twitter.com)
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by izietto 4y ago
Living in a country with public health. It's not a joke, I'm really grateful for that.
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by izietto 4y ago
Oh, it makes sense... I guess I just took for granted he was talking about Pokemon shuffling
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by izietto 4y ago
How is it different from https://pokehacks.dabomstew.com/randomizer/ ?
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by izietto 4y ago
Are you sure about that? I see movement in the main repository and the latest release dates to 9 days ago: https://github.com/ponylang/ponyc/releases/tag/0.52.1
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by izietto 4y ago
I'm Italian too and I'm not surprised at all
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by izietto 4y ago
Fair, I didn't consider that they may not have organization support yet. Thanks for pointing it out!

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