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by kabes 5y ago
Meteor comes to mind
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by kabes 5y ago
That would mean that Aldi Nord and Aldi Sud share warehouses?
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by kabes 5y ago
I remember Zend also heavily relied on Singletons, which brought all kind of limitations
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by kabes 5y ago
It also depends on what kind of miles. Are they running at the same speed? Only easy highways or complex urban intersections?
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by kabes 5y ago
How can something like this ever work out? If you're an okay-ish candidate and you hire someone better to do the interview, you might get away with it. But if you don't even know the basics of the job as the post claims...
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by kabes 5y ago
How does this compare to liquibase?
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by kabes 5y ago
They have to an extent. `querySelector` / `querySelectorAll` is the clearest example, but many API's presented here came after jQuery and were inspired by it: https://youmightnotneedjquery.com/
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by kabes 5y ago
Aren't a lot of nosql database, especially document databases like mongo based around the idea that denormalization is a performance optimization (for read-heavy load)?
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by kabes 5y ago
Which probably means just running more generators.
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by kabes 5y ago
How's that different/better from just passing an rsa key around?
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by kabes 5y ago
There are some headsets focusing on this: https://choosemuse.com/ https://neurosity.co/
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by kabes 5y ago
I recently stumbled upon this blog by accident and impulsively bought the new version of the headset used here. Unfortunately turns out that the company (emotiv) made a turn from an open sdk to a closed one with high licensing fees, require
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by kabes 5y ago
Mankind is one species with about 7 billion specimen. Insects an entire class with in the million species and 10 quintillion specimen. Not really a fair comparison. If all mammals would dissapear there'd also be chaos. Even just whale
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by kabes 5y ago
How is it censorship free? The government could decide to make Bitcoin illegal. Sure, you could move it to another country without these laws or do things illegally, but that's no different for cash and the issues you mention.
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by kabes 5y ago
Are node apps getting way more hacked than say php or java servers? Was his code any better?
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by kabes 5y ago
From the article: > Airbus is also not alone in facing problems. Boeing has had paint issues and a phenomenon known as rivet rash, or flecks of missing paint, on its competing 787s.
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by kabes 5y ago
Is it actually illegal to sell these kind of gadgets today in the US? Could you still advertise them?
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by kabes 5y ago
Source?
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by kabes 5y ago
How can you compare these absolute numbers? In 2015 BMW had 25 times more revenue than Tesla, and only spend 4 times as much as Tesla on marketing. So in relative terms Tesla is spending way more
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by kabes 5y ago
No it's the Swift. The albatross does land on water, so that's why the article states: without touching land...
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by kabes 5y ago
Funny how now with the synth revival driven by Eurorack, fm synthesis is often the mosten interesting.
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by kabes 5y ago
Yes, but that's not the point We're trying to find a use case for NFTs, a problem they solve. But there doesn't seem to be one, at least not one I could find in this thread
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by kabes 5y ago
Thanks I'll try that. The behavior when memory is low is easily the worst part of desktop Linux
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by kabes 5y ago
That's only valid for dynamic imports. But if we consider dynamic imports half of the rant in the post is wrong, since these can appear nested.
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by kabes 5y ago
It's not the fact that imports are top level that makes it statically analyzable. It's the fact that the imports can't be variables like commonjs allows.
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by kabes 5y ago
Basically what TheAceOfHearts said. Always use them everywhere, except when explicitly upgrading dependencies. It's also much faster to do a 'npm ci' than an 'npm i'
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by kabes 5y ago
If you can't get reproducible builds the team doesn't know how to use lock files properly. Don't go blaming it on the stack.
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by kabes 5y ago
I do both java and node backend dev and I wrestle way more with maven and java dependencies than with node and npm. The project lead also always wants to try the latest java stuff (quarkus when it just came out, latest java versions, ...) w
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by kabes 5y ago
We keep hearing about this issue from one port, but the shipping crisis is global. Are other big ports (rotterdam/singapore/...) having the same issue?
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by kabes 5y ago
But if there are no trucks to unload the ship, since they're all occupied with empties, who's unloading the ship? Wouldn't this mean delays in unloading, and thus incentive for the shipping companies to take the empties back?

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