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jxi
4y ago
And now the leading Java IDE uses Swing anyway (IntelliJ).
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jxi
4y ago
He means CSS variables.
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4y ago
Are there still active users of that site?
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4y ago
Casks still need root to install apps into /Applications
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4y ago
Would golang or zig accomplish the same goals too?
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4y ago
I’ll give this a shot since he went through the trouble of creating a vscode extension for it.
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4y ago
Normal human brain can’t remember that much. It also helps to write down everything that needs to get done first, so that you can prioritize between them.
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4y ago
Will you add support for connecting from IntelliJ/DataGrip?
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4y ago
How does this compare with Supabase?
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4y ago
that’s like saying doing algebra problems isn’t “solving” any real world problems. it is solving in the mathematical sense.
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4y ago
How would you distinguish? How would you know they didn’t send the tornado amount to themselves?
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4y ago
Canadian police… Only there to arrest the productive citizens.
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4y ago
That’s pretty bad compared to m1. Less than half the battery life. Also Samsung laptops don’t last in my experience. They make short term tradeoffs at the expense of long term reliability.
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4y ago
I was so excited for gRPC when it came out because it meant having strongly typed APIs and auto-generated clients, but two things made it horrible to use: requiring http/2 (so you couldn’t use most load balancers at the time) and the g
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4y ago
It requires a translation proxy: https://github.com/grpc/grpc-web
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4y ago
That’s even less descriptive.
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4y ago
What makes you say that? iPadOS (or iOS) is excellent with just touch. I’ve owned iPads for years and never used it with a keyboard.
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4y ago
Bad news for you that web3 isn’t going away. That’s like wishing for REST to go away.
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4y ago
Quantstamp said it was exploitable. Nomad falsely claimed it wasn’t.
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4y ago
I've had good success with https://dagster.io , which is much more opinionated about your pipelines, including properly typing inputs and outputs.
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4y ago
Why are you reviewing code that doesn’t work? At least set the basic expectation that the code has to work before you even look at it. Other possibility since you’re obviously just sharing one side of the story is you yourself don’t underst
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It’s not about whether humans think it’s moral or right or whatever that there are people with exponential wealth. It’s just how exponentials work and no amount of policy will fix things like this. There will always be holes because the dem
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4y ago
Is it actually faster?
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4y ago
This type of argument always uses the same conjectures: - crypto can be used for money laundering therefore it is mostly used for money laundering - one big stablecoin has failed therefore all stablecoins are unsustainable (the first one us
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4y ago
They were using a legacy GitHub integration. Maybe it's inherently unsafe and they need to rewrite things using the new API.
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5y ago
It has to be static or AOT compatible to compile to native with Graal.
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5y ago
Any way to donate to the cause?
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5y ago
Personally, I still haven’t used anything better than the IntelliJ database tools.
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5y ago
You haven't looked very hard if you think it's 100% useless. Some top of mind things: - Transferring funds overseas - Trading/speculation on public exchanges - Selling art online There's a lot of sensationalist articles
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5y ago
You’re OK with VA instead of IPS?
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