johnny22

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by johnny22 2y ago
the problem isn't what it means to the kids, but what it means to us! It'd mean we'd need to be ID'd. We don't want that.
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by johnny22 2y ago
> Like when Anna Seltzer's poll came out the left ran with that but largely ignored the +10 poll for Trump that came out shortly after. My understanding is that they were a less trusted pollster in the first place especially vs Ann&
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by johnny22 2y ago
middle class taxes cuts, bringing back roe v wade.. all that..
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by johnny22 2y ago
there was no time to have a real primary with biden dropping out when he did if she still wanted to end up on ballots.
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by johnny22 2y ago
I dunno, seemed pretty obvious to me. I wanted Harris because I wanted her to finish what biden was doing, and keep people like Lina Khan in. I wanted to see more investment in infrastructure and all that jazz. Seems like a nobrainer.
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by johnny22 2y ago
that dutch company makes machines involved in creating the ICs, not the ICs themselves.
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by johnny22 2y ago
If they used any open or even popular compiler, then that wouldn't solve anything. Folks would have already figured out how it works, since such encoding would have to be deterministic.
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by johnny22 2y ago
I grew up before smartphones and if somebody took away my very normal corded phone I would have definitely been had a much time communicating with my friends. I wouldn't have been happy about that at all. I did spend hours talking to f
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by johnny22 2y ago
apps built using the webview don't necessarily have to be loaded remotely. If you're building with capacitor, then nothing happens remotely until you choose. The part about being slower is still true though.
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by johnny22 2y ago
> I believe that on the mid/long run you will be better off - even if you write things twice. People have believed this the whole time and also a ton of people didn't then and don't now. What has actually changed?
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by johnny22 2y ago
I think that's how it works with nestjs's observer setup with rxjs. I just return the SSE stream and it works. I use it with fastify, not express.
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by johnny22 2y ago
isn't that the case? Which then became a dialect of php with a custom interpreter (and then compiler) as they scaled.
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by johnny22 2y ago
> I think that attitude is hurtful. The blame lies with those who are unwilling to listen, which is honestly most people. This is my experience. All my guy friends growing up were totally willing to both open up on a personal level when
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by johnny22 2y ago
I'd like to see more of something like this https://github.com/electric-sql/pglite in combination with a redis/valkey compatible API and then you could still have it run out of the box, but allow folks to poi
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by johnny22 2y ago
They are meaningless for projects like the linux kernel. The linux kernel has no stable kernel API and they aren't supposed to break userspace. There's not that much to semantically version without a stable external API.
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by johnny22 2y ago
not only is the reach nowadays wider and the means of dissemination cheaper, but lots of regular folks have more time to "research" and spread them and even make some money in the process.
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by johnny22 2y ago
Isn't that what people already know about webcomponents? So you'd need to instead write about why that matters?
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by johnny22 2y ago
a good linter rule would have exceptions for loop variables by context by just by name like i, j, k. Often just by name is good enough at least for a solo dev or small team. I require them to be at least 3 chars EXCEPT those. For example:
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by johnny22 2y ago
workers are consumers too.
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by johnny22 2y ago
I was just explaining why it's not brought up that often. I wasn't making a claim as to whether it should be more often.
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by johnny22 2y ago
> , the conversation rarely acknowledges the performance cost that comes with Server-Side Rendering (SSR) This conversation is so old that most of the people having it already know this implictly so don't consider it even worth ment
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by johnny22 2y ago
Next.js is not nearly flexible enough. I'd never use it. It feels like rails, but somehow even more tightly coupled than that.
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by johnny22 2y ago
Nobody is saying other distros won't. This is just talking about it in Fedora and what it took to make it happen.
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by johnny22 2y ago
any group of workers should be able to do this.
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by johnny22 2y ago
I think the point is that maybe you shouldn't. (i'm not agreeing or disagreeing with that position). If you used a distro that provided multiple versions of something and kept them up to date or used nix or guix you wouldn't
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by johnny22 2y ago
ATM Greg KH would probably take over (since he's already done it once before). I doubt he's the last in the line of succession though
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by johnny22 2y ago
crossover already supports macs to some extent. Wine itself is gaining more and more arm64 support every few weeks.
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by johnny22 2y ago
I gotta feeling that would raise legal issues at time of sale. I don't see that happening.
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by johnny22 2y ago
is it impossible to fix that issue in pdflatex?
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by johnny22 2y ago
I don't see how that knowledge is changing anything. We can only talk what is as of the qt company and just before

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