johnny22

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by johnny22 7y ago
I'm paying attention to this ORM https://github.com/B4nan/mikro-orm as a typeorm alternative, but still using typeorm for now.
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by johnny22 8y ago
I heard that you could embed neovim for that sort of thing, since neovim has an ipc. I don't know how well the feature is maintained though.
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by johnny22 8y ago
most people here aren't talking about speed of editing, but rather speed of code navigation. That way it's easier to figure out what's going on in larger codebases, or one even just one you're not familiar with.
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by johnny22 8y ago
Even if the employees were fired, they would continue trying to attract the replacements to the cause. I don't think it would work the way you suggest. The cycle won't stop just because the folks who start it left.
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by johnny22 8y ago
today's era? that doesn't sound right. When wasn't it the case?
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by johnny22 8y ago
It must handle backups and restores too, otherwise you're just making it too easy for folks to lose all their data.
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by johnny22 8y ago
If you don't have distributed backups handled, then you're just putting most users in a worse situation. Now they can lose important parts of their digital life in one disk crash.
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by johnny22 8y ago
people get outraged over tax policy discussions and no one is talking about banning them.
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by johnny22 8y ago
hah. i've never had an easier time tweaking linux than with systemd. My first linux was I think Debian Potato (or whatever came on a cd in 1998).
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by johnny22 8y ago
I think it's interesting to see all the people talking about the Bay Area here. I've never done anything but pass through California, and yet I tend to mostly share the views of these "liberal" Bay Area folks. I grew up
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by johnny22 8y ago
you should meet some real life sex workers
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by johnny22 8y ago
most governments in the world don't have shutdowns like the US though. The US doesn't need to have them either.
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by johnny22 8y ago
I never paid for shows on itunes or wherever that had per episode prices, because I could never justify the cost. That's why I use subscription services. For the price of say 5 episodes at current prices, I end up with more than 3-4 ep
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by johnny22 8y ago
thing is, that's the sort of thing that the original IP owners are trying to put on their own subscription services. I expect you'll end up finding them somewhere that's not Netflix. That's why Netflix is spending all th
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by johnny22 8y ago
Qt is brought up in almost every thread where electron is mentioned.
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by johnny22 8y ago
when we were talking about the internet competing with newspapers back in the day.. What we see now isn't what we wanted. It's still mostly the same entities in control. In a sense, the internet lost.
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by johnny22 8y ago
"Right to refuse service to anyone" is a sign that was common once.
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by johnny22 8y ago
There is an official lastpass cli, but I don't know how well maintained it is. https://github.com/lastpass/lastpass-cli
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by johnny22 8y ago
is it just licensing? Doesn't it do its own thing in the vfs layer and perhaps others in a way that it wouldn't be accepted upstream either way?
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by johnny22 8y ago
If it can be, it should. I'm only using electron for two reasons. I need access to a serial device, and I need to be able to package my web app to run offline. Most users will only need to install the device shim.
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by johnny22 8y ago
The electron API surface is rather small. https://electronjs.org/docs Everything else is standard web stuff.
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by johnny22 8y ago
what OS though? It seems like only Windows users really saw speed improvements
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by johnny22 8y ago
that is nonsense. Mozilla offers more than Chrome even via web extensions.
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by johnny22 8y ago
so they switched to browers that have less powerful extensions? No current popular browser matches firefox's extension power, even after the change.
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by johnny22 8y ago
when Italy was on the lira yes, with the Euro no. Look at how the Greek crisis unfolded.
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by johnny22 8y ago
So many people here seem to be missing the point by assigning blame to npm or node or whatever specifically. This situation could happen with packages in any language.
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by johnny22 8y ago
I've never read anything that supports the claim that licenses have anything to do with the actual development process.
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by johnny22 8y ago
depends on what you're developing right? If the libraries are there, and you have a cross compiler, then it'd be fine.
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by johnny22 8y ago
how much of this has to do with whether you personally care? It's about whether their customer base cares.
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by johnny22 8y ago
please show me the content neutral platforms on the internet that are optimal for creative and productive exchanges of ideas. 4chan is good for the memes, but i'm not sure what else. It mostly sounds like a truism to me, but I'd l

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