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Ok if your scripting language compiles to plain stand-alone executables and has good built-in support for processing shell commands and their IO.
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Because the runtime for those utilities is available on just about every Linuxy OS there is. Saves you having to install the runtime separately, eg in your CI pipeline.
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2y ago
In Go land, there's Wails https://wails.io/
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2y ago
It takes a singularity to comprehend a singularity?
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This interface has now been set in stone. Any additions that would be useful for the widget interface, say OnClick(), will require a breaking change. The idiomatic way to deal with this is to add a new interface with the extensions. This
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human language and reason are two separate things ... in the human brain which has evolved "cores" to handle each task optimally. It's like the Turing Test. If it looks like it's reasoning, does it matter that it'
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2y ago
"Canada" isn't being used as an adjective though. The name of the species is "Canada Goose", like "Long Island Shellfish" or "Dublin Bay Prawns".
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2y ago
Wish I could make $60Bn and be insignificant.
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2y ago
6 mph is a gentle paddle in a rowing shell, albeit using an additional set of muscles.
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2y ago
If you do any work with K8s, k9s is a handy tool. https://k9scli.io/
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I've not seen the movie, but Turing was engaged briefly to Joan Clark, a fellow cryptanalyst, and they were close friends. She knew about his homosexuality though so it would have been literally a marriage of convenience, probably not
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2y ago
... which, from TFA, adds up to 19 hours (ie >2 extra working days) per week, time that could be (and is) spent seeing other patients.
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2y ago
A React component "renders" JSX into a page. I think tight definitions no longer apply here.
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Tbf, the purpose of the blog is to talk about the power of Clojure/Lisp for defining the new paradigm, rather than the paradigm itself. Though the author then goes on to talk about "fragments" as the basis for the new paradig
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OP hasn't replied to you AFAICS
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Oof! You were going so well .
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customer problems are more complex and organisations need staff who are trained to deal with a wider range of issue I think this is a function of the complexity of products being offered by service companies. In the rush to differentiate
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That's not your original request though, to use line-based data. It seems you're determined not to use jq but if anything, json output | jq is more the unix way than piping everything through shell vars.
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2y ago
Very cool. Now do a Lisp! BTW, Meson is the simplest C/C++ build system I know yet, great for small and/or personal projects.
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Syntax is only part of the equation. And comparing syntaxes is never "objective".
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The good news is that it's 2024, this article is a few years old and many of the problems mentioned have been (or are being) ironed out.
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3y ago
The most complex piece of code I ever wrote was a scheduler for raising triggers in the a form such as "every 2 minutes, from midnight to 5am, on the Tues and Thurs of each week, unless it falls on 25th Dec", etc, etc. The main pr
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A short 30-minute drive from my house can take me to Cocking, via S.Harting and Didling.
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You can do the same with early Saxons and the '-ing' suffix. It is concentrated towards the south east. Variants such as '-ington' and '-ingham' came later incorporating wider influences.
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If you want to run arbitrary queries on structured data then SQL is a good language to do it in. This library gives you the opportunity to build such a SQL layer on top of your own custom structured data sources, whatever they may be.
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There is actually a (very interesting) Pencil Museum in Keswick in the Lake District, UK, near where those first graphite deposits were found. One fact I learnt was that early on, due to its usefulness and scarcity, it became a hugely valua
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He's been trolling regularly for a week or so.
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As a rule ... it decidedly is. Yes, it can be done, but the overwhelming majority of time, it isn't,
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3y ago
Indeed, satire is meant to uncover hidden truths subversively.
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3y ago
Love the installation instructions. No downloads, the instruction is the binary.
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