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by jauco 6mo ago
It’s not the ME countries who are profiting, because they can’t export. So it’s a net loss. (Saudi and oman win a bit, but in no comparison to the iraq kuwait loss) The winners are mostly: Russia, Iran itself and (margibally) the US. But mo
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by jauco 6mo ago
Thanks for the clarification! Does the AG still exist? And I think this speaks to my point that it isn’t a simple yes/no question :)
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by jauco 6mo ago
I generally just search around. Btw: if you are interested in this, note that it often isn’t clear cut where a company is from. For example: https://european-alternatives.eu/product/zitadel bills itself as a swiss comp
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by jauco 7mo ago
Too bad they don’t support mtls client certificates or something that would allow me to limit the connection to just their servers.
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by jauco 7mo ago
https://journal.stuffwithstuff.com/2015/02/01/what-color-is-... In this context: functions anotated with async
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by jauco 7mo ago
I think that account is a work of art and should have been kept as digital heritage. I mean: ping and then a year later pong? Priceless.
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Simple and Inexpensive Website Monitoring(updown.io)
2 points by jauco 7mo ago|0 comments
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by jauco 8mo ago
But css is not a “programming language” it’s a negotiation between browser engineers (who need to keep things fast and responsive) and web devs (who need to implement a fashionable design that is still distinguising for their brand)
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by jauco 9mo ago
According to the post, autolocate only does something after a user initiated permission has been granted. So on the first vist you still need to click the button. On the second visit the callback will be triggered directly. But, well, nothi
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by jauco 10mo ago
Might be a cultural thing, but I disagree with sibling commentors that being able to ask these questions is a luxury. I generally ask questions like this both because I want to know the answer _and_ to signal I’m someone who is aware of the
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by jauco 10mo ago
We already have electric oceanic ships. They’re called nuclear submarines. Allseas is putting the reactors on their vessels as well iirc.
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by jauco 10mo ago
Or constructor property initializers. constructor(public foo: string){} Is a typescript feature.
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by jauco 11mo ago
Thanks for the detailed log on what it takes to build your own model and how you prepared your own dataset. Interesting read!
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by jauco 1y ago
Skechers used to :) https://thedailywtf.com/articles/Sketchy-Skecherscom Also world of warcraft used to. Can’t think of recent examples though.
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by jauco 1y ago
I think it’s similar to how every sql implementation adds their own extensions. But iirc datomic came with a quite vanilla datalog implementation.
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by jauco 1y ago
The solution I use for this problem is a vs code excalidraw plugin that saves the drawing inside the png rendering of it. So you include the image into your markdown or code comments and can then edit it in a vscode window. Another one I us
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by jauco 1y ago
Just to provide a counterpoint (and to show that there is no 1 true answer) I switched from my linux machine to a mac when my carefully selected hardware kept having a graphics card crash when closing/unclosing the lid. And this was th
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Running TypeScript Natively in Node.js(nodejs.org)
59 points by jauco 1y ago|34 comments
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by jauco 1y ago
Newer versions of node can run typescript directly[1]. The one where types are simply stripped is considered stable[2] (but you can’t use syntax that node doesn’t understand, such as enums). They’re working on making features work that requ
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by jauco 1y ago
This seems to be a nice introduction: https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/linux-unix/pv-command-in-linux...
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by jauco 1y ago
I rarely use the exact samme command multiple times. But here are some bash pipe segments I enjoy. using pv (pipeviewer) instead of cat to get a progress bar when grepping huge files. Using httpie instead of curl so I can remember the flags
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by jauco 1y ago
And penne gets that meaning because en penne used to mean ‘be stuck, not able to move on’ This phrase existed because the penne was a wood affixed to the mast of sailboat that allowed you to move the sail such that the boat slowed down and
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by jauco 1y ago
You could repeatedly have developers execute tasks with and without ai (two different tasks. Each subject does the same 2 tasks. Randomize order and what task is done with and what task is done without ai) and show significant differences i
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by jauco 1y ago
joe duffy made a really good write up distinguishing kinds of errors and how the programming language should have differnt methods for dealing with them: http://joeduffyblog.com/2016/02/07/the-error-model&#x2F
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by jauco 1y ago
In europe we have a kind of mini passport, called person id. Which only works in your own country and other shengen countries. It’s nearly the same cost as a passport (at least in my municipality) You are required to have a passport (or id)
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by jauco 1y ago
Always had the conceptual model that terraform executes something that resembles a merge using a three way diff. There’s the state file (base commit, what the system looked like the last time terraform succesfully executed). The current sys
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by jauco 1y ago
Some context that might be overlooked by the non-eu visitors: the eu is passing a bunch of laws that forces/requires larger corporations and so called “critical entities” to invest in resilience. Amongst which of course also cyber resi
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by jauco 1y ago
Fwiw knockoutjs seems to predate s.js (2010 vs 2013) I can’t remember if at that point it was the first lib to uses observables.
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by jauco 1y ago
There’s also https://testcontainers.com/ not sure about the speed difference but testcontainers has never felt slow to me when using it from node js unittests.
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by jauco 1y ago
The most fun I had with this was to make initial versions of apps look alpha using https://github.com/pshihn/rough-paint

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