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by izietto 5y ago
No they used GitHub Copilot
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by izietto 5y ago
I like CSV instead, it's pretty intuitive to me to provide a list of records separating each column by comma and each record by newline.
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by izietto 5y ago
"In favour of what?", that is the matter. CSV is a format more for humans and less for machines, but that is the use case: a format that is good enough to be compiled by humans and read by machines. At the moment there aren't
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Hotwire.dev redirects to a lesson about hate(adl.org)
1 points by izietto 5y ago|1 comments
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by izietto 5y ago
Linux on Steam is still early beta IMHO, no matter what they say. For example, Dota 2 (a Valve game native on Linux) has became barely unplayable for me because of low fps (30-40) while it was flawless (~120) just a couple of years ago. My
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by izietto 5y ago
They haven't fired enough UI/UX designers yet /s
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by izietto 6y ago
It is not so easy, even to explain. Many books have been written about organized criminality in Italy and many have to be written yet. Consider that Cosa Nostra (the Sicilian Mafia) at the beginning of '90 had so much power that manage
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by izietto 6y ago
It is probably no coincidence that this happened in an Italian region where organized criminality was born (Calabria, the other ones are Sicilia and Campania.). This phenomenon happens there because organized criminality put their hands on
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by izietto 6y ago
Still no way to show the whole git diff rather than clicking on the single files
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Ever Given ship finally unstuck from the Suez Canal(fortune.com)
18 points by izietto 6y ago|6 comments
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by izietto 6y ago
The next blog post is hilarious too: https://blog.plover.com/tech/ui-2.html
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by izietto 6y ago
Thank you so much, this is the kind of summary I needed to understand what's going on!
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by izietto 6y ago
Can anyone explain what's going on here to a six-years-old kid? I'm not a native English speaker and I don't know anything about trading, I'm just seeing all this Robinhood stuff passing through HN but I haven't got
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by izietto 6y ago
On Gitlab isn't possible even to read the Readme without javascript enabled. Too bad!
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by izietto 6y ago
Yeah, it is bad, but let me be the devil's advocate: Italy's justice has three levels, and it's very easy to be judged guilty during the first step, the judge needs only a small evidence and he/she defers to the next lev
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by izietto 6y ago
> Italy ended up jailing some seismologists for failing to predict a deadly earthquake That was a first level sentence, which was revoked in 2015 https://www.sciencemag.org/news/2015/11/italy-s-supreme-cour
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by izietto 6y ago
Buon anno a tutti i lettori di Hacker News!!
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by izietto 6y ago
I'd say less than 10 years ago, because many not-so-edge cases have been fixed, and the new sections of the framework (activestorage, active job) simplified the development of some features that were harder to integrate some time ago
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by izietto 6y ago
Exactly that, I use it all the time in JS. I can't see why Ruby can't adopt something like: params = { a: 1, b: 2 } { a: a } = params p a #=> 1
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by izietto 6y ago
I really dislike this: {b: 0, c: 1} => {b:} p b #=> 0 It is so weird that a variable named `b` is initialized after an hash-key-like symbol is referenced (`b:`). It's something you've never seen in Ruby before and t
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by izietto 6y ago
You put a [0] but you forgot the link: https://github.com/jonhoo/fantoccini
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Valve employee sends his teammate to low priority(win.gg)
5 points by izietto 6y ago|0 comments
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by izietto 6y ago
Yes exactly: drinking milk with salty meals is a taboo in Italy. I've always being shocked by the fact that UK/US citizens drink mainly milk instead of drinking water. Moreover, I visited US a couple of years ago, and it was shock
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by izietto 6y ago
Italian here. We don't usually have cappuccino after 12pm because cappuccino is a breakfast meal. We do have coffee after 12pm tho. For Italian people, cappuccino toghether with lunch / dinner is a taboo, it's like broccoli i
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by izietto 6y ago
I guess that if they want to run those tests they can cherry-pick that commit, run the tests and then drop it
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by izietto 6y ago
You aren't benchmarking a Redis implementation, you are benchmarking a Redis wrapper
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by izietto 6y ago
Which plugin are you using? it seems life-changing to me
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by izietto 6y ago
I guess he's too busy developing great projects
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by izietto 6y ago
The point of ORMs is not avoiding SQL, it is avoiding concatenating strings in order to build complex queries. In our app we have very complex query logics depending on the request params, and I can hardly imagine how dirty the code would b
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by izietto 6y ago
--random-wait with the default tries (20) is working for me

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