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by k__ 2y ago
So glad I work in an ecosystem that doesn't even support SSR. I'm also glad that the local-first movement got some traction.
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by k__ 2y ago
Cool! Next solve going to the toilet and we're all set.
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by k__ 2y ago
I knew about it for over a decade, but didn't read it because the premise sounded quite dumb, lol. Pilgrims? A random monster? WTH?! But it was very sci-fi-y in the end. Interesting concepts, not too soft on the science. Loved it.
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by k__ 2y ago
I mean, I get it, the story got bigger with every book and he hand to ground it again. But somehow this "let's go on an adventure and do some beaver shenanigans" felt strange, lol.
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by k__ 2y ago
My reads this year with my personal ratings: Greg Egan, Diaspora (7/10) Dan Simmons, Hyperion 1-4 (9/10) James S.A. Corey, Leviathan Wakes (6/10) Scott Alexander, Unsong (7/10) Qtmn, Ra (7/10) Qtmn, Fine Structure (
576.
by k__ 2y ago
The last one was a bit off.
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by k__ 2y ago
Depends on what you want to do. Go's channels are probably awesome, if you need parallel computing. If you want to build in k8s land, you can't avoid Go. But besides that? Maybe, use Gleam or Elixir.
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by k__ 2y ago
It's basically the new Heroku with less lock-in, because it works with Docker. You get edge computing, autoscaling, and load balancing without additional configuration. Not as flexible as AWS, but also much easier to setup and maintain
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by k__ 2y ago
Aren't there birthdays that are more likely than others?
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by k__ 2y ago
Does it support custom backends?
581.
by k__ 2y ago
But AGI is always right around the corner? I don't get it...
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by k__ 2y ago
Can you make it deterministic?
583.
by k__ 2y ago
Is this the real-time discussion all over again?
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by k__ 2y ago
In theory, I love all those tiny libs and frameworks In practice, I always need to import some huge a* library that make gains from these small alternatives miniscule. Framework -> 50KB Tiny version of framework -> 5KB Lib I need and
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by k__ 2y ago
Built-in validation is pretty much the only reason I use forms. Capturing input with frameworks is much simpler than pulling the values out of an event object, so I'd be okay with just using input and button elements. Yet, that doesn&#
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by k__ 2y ago
I assumed the opposite. Knew a women who worked 100% as foster mom. Had 3 children at a time, age 6 to 13. Everything was well organised. It seemed to me, child care can work pretty well of it's your main job and you get paid by the st
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by k__ 2y ago
Fair. However, it seems to me that most people just think they are some kind of Rick Rubin, who just need the right tools ato be finally appreciated for their taste and I don't think even a fraction of them has taste.
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by k__ 2y ago
Nice! I loved LiveScript, but it got kinda lost in the wake of ES6. They planned to add types, but never got around doing it (at least the last time I looked).
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by k__ 2y ago
I'm a professional writer and test AI and AI detectors ever other month. Plagiarism detectors kinda work, but you can always use one to locate plagiarized sections and fix them yourself. I have a plagiarism rate under 5%, usually comin
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by k__ 2y ago
Finally. Runes are a pretty slick addition, as someone who comes from React, this feels like home.
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by k__ 2y ago
Someone writes theorems, prove them in their head, and try to write down that proof. Someone else reads both and tries to reason about the proof and theorem and notifies the creator of there are mismatches. A more practical person goes and
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by k__ 2y ago
Half-OT: What's your opinion on SQLite in-memory vs plain objects/arrays? When would you use which and why?
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by k__ 2y ago
Good for you. I noticed, before I stopped drinking, I never was on a party where I didn't at least got tipsy. Meaning, all my social skills relied on alcohol. It made it easier to talk to people, date women, etc. I never learned to do
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by k__ 2y ago
Same. I stopped drinking 4 years ago and the only thing that changed is I had to start learning social skills from zero in my mid 30s again. I don't have an issue to go out with friends who drink, it's just that I don't feel
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by k__ 2y ago
I only heard bad things about the French and their language, but I never met a unfriendly french person. Don't know where this prejudice comes from.
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by k__ 2y ago
It's pretty awesome, but it gets more expensive all the time. First it started as 9€ ticket for 3 months. People loved it, and the government talked about doing a permanent 29€ ticket. But now we pay 49€ and it's already planned t
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by k__ 2y ago
As a German speaker, I understand those issues. I currently learn Spanish, and I'm always amused by how regular everything is. In German, words constantly get split up and change positions in the sentences when you say something slight
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by k__ 2y ago
How are the side effects? I read plastic surgeons said it was bad for your skin and people would look much older when they take it for a few months. Yet, I also read it was generally good for your health, not just in terms of weight loss.
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by k__ 2y ago
Yes it's quite sad. I liked the idea of Ramda until I saw code bases that where using it for everything. I'm doing JS for over a decade now and I couldn't understand a thing.
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by k__ 2y ago
When I read "Open source alternative to ..." I always assume self-hosting is easily possible. However, lately most open source alternatives taking a very literal approach to open source which isn't always in the spirit of the

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