janpot

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by janpot 7y ago
Funny coincidence, I'm currently reading "de Bourgondiers"[0] and this event was just mentioned in the passage I read yesterday. [0]: https://www.flandersliterature.be/books-and-authors/book/the...
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by janpot 7y ago
performance first? accessibility first? mobile first? security first? correctness first? ... There can only one thing come first, that's the definition of the word "first". You know what I do? "refactorizable first"
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by janpot 7y ago
There are no people in this world through the eyes of these companies. They only see "consumers". Walking money-bags. And they'll do whatever they need to to shake as much out of them as they can. Nowhere is there a guarantee
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by janpot 7y ago
what are you trying to achieve? are you trying to generate some JavaScript hate or are you looking for something to help maintain or improve? because i feel in the later case it would make sense to rephrase your question a bit.
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by janpot 7y ago
> I'll also implement a simple way to refresh the token in case it gets breached I'd advise to implemented this in a way that you can have at least 2 tokens valid at any given time. So that you give your users the chance to rot
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by janpot 7y ago
vote with your vote and stop promoting consumerism as a form of democracy.
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by janpot 7y ago
At the time I was working as a SCADA engineer for a company that deployed Siemens PCS7 projects at quite a large scale. This worm was discovered on one of their plants. I remember afterwards it was forbidden to use any USB drive whatsoever.
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by janpot 7y ago
I'm wondering, where does AI come into play? Isn't this achievable with just basic geometry.
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by janpot 7y ago
what do you think about the oversea slavery that made your clothes and your phone? to be clear, I'm not blaming you as an individual, just honestly curious about your moral compass.
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by janpot 7y ago
maybe a bit unrelated, but Why would you use a selector like [src*="figure"] { ? It's as if you're trying to set up a time bomb to blow up in a few months. "hey, can you change that image from /figure.
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by janpot 7y ago
While the history of the additions could be quite interesting and we should make sure to document them well, I fail to see what's disappointing about removing them. Contrary, I think it would be disappointing were they kept in place.
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by janpot 7y ago
this why I have zero remorse for blocking any advertisement, on any medium. when you show me ads, you are just endorsing a mass manipulation industry. and I don't like to be manipulated.
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by janpot 7y ago
Bought one of his bottles a few years ago. I have it right in front of me as a desk toy, next to a Theo Jansen strandbeest model. Every time I look at it I'm reminded of how delightful the whole experience was of obtaining it. I can on
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by janpot 7y ago
I really hate the word "coder"
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by janpot 7y ago
what characteristics should I use to compare languages with then, if I want to be clever?
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by janpot 7y ago
Honest question, in what sense is python a so much better choice for web development? syntax? subjective, and it would also mean all C-likes belong in the dustbin. performance? Why would python, as a language, be significantly more performa
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by janpot 7y ago
Why would you use an air freshener if you're gonna smoke in it anyway?
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by janpot 7y ago
this, it's capitalism/consumerism feeding on the green wave. while it's actually the cause of the mess.
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by janpot 7y ago
You mean "Things end users care about but can't afford"?
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by janpot 7y ago
I don't see the point of these migration tools unless you are running many different versions of your schema at the same time.
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by janpot 7y ago
Yep, I just found out about temporary functions today. Gonna start experimenting with that.
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by janpot 7y ago
Thanks a lot, didn't know about temp functions. You're hitting the nail on the head with where I want to go with this. I wish postgres put more attention into this kind of interfacing layer.
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by janpot 7y ago
Is anybody claiming that?
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by janpot 7y ago
Or longer, they can exist for the lifetime of a specific version of my app. they'd why I'd cache and identify by their hash.
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by janpot 7y ago
you can't pass input to those
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by janpot 7y ago
renaming is the point. I want it to be tightly coupled to the specific version of my application.
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by janpot 7y ago
yes, I'm proposing stored procedure without the management headache
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by janpot 7y ago
not powerful enough, I want programming capabilities. composing statements and branching
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by janpot 7y ago
you can't pass parameters to those
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by janpot 7y ago
Kind of unrelated and very high level thoughts, but I wish postgres had a scripting model a bit like redis. Where functions are cached under their sha1 hash and can be executed by specifying that hash. cached functions would then be evicted

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