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by konart 6y ago
Every workaround is a solution, but not every solution was a workaround. :D
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by konart 6y ago
Not using an ORM.
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by konart 6y ago
Nope. Everything is green for me.
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by konart 6y ago
>the article does say they may be compromised Same applies to any software. No software without a bug or an issue.
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by konart 6y ago
Oh! I get in now. In Go you can 'replace' a required package. https://thewebivore.com/using-replace-in-go-mod-to-point-to-... You can replace with local or remote package (for example if you have published fixed v
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by konart 6y ago
Should I just drop it back to 8-10k? I'm pretty sure I can do that (will take about 3-4 days to drop maybe). I just need to buy some.
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by konart 6y ago
There is no such thing as a standard here. In our team we have most projects structured like this: /project-folder | |__/build (/.gitlab-ci for projects moved to our own gitlab instance) | |__/cmd (folder for your entryp
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by konart 6y ago
It is not official and does not say otherwise (neither do I). We are using similar layout (albeit we just need cmd and internal directories for most of our project) and it works perfectly. Anyway - this is not Rails or any other framework w
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by konart 6y ago
>Rails, Laravel, Phoenix, etc vs Go! Comparing frameworks and a language, really?
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by konart 6y ago
>What I would really like is an up to date "learn how to handle Go project in 30 minutes" 1. git init 2. git remote add %something% 3. go mod init %name_of_your_module% (where in most common case name is your repo address witho
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by konart 6y ago
>Evangelion Rebuild movie will be released. First screenings for press were held in December already, so there is no going back, fortunately.
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by konart 6y ago
>Spotify objectively sucks compared to plenty of other services. Is it possible you haven't tried those other services? It's just your personal experience that is different. Same for the other guy, same for me. I've been o
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by konart 6y ago
Highly unlikely honestly. Right now the general infantilism in Russia make investigations and headlines quite meaningless (not _meaningless_ but they really don't do much in short term). Youtube video will get huge amount of likes and
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by konart 6y ago
It's just marketing & taxes (I assume). Everything else is in St.Petersburg. Not too long ago they even bought[1] hotel complex for their office. Now they are building another business center[2] near by. [1] https://vc.r
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by konart 6y ago
Barrier is good but breaks if you use more than one input language. Still using it for mouse but have to use two keyboards.
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by konart 6y ago
>they can effectively lock users out of alternate OS choices on their hardware People buy mac to use macOS. Some will also use bootcamp for windows if VM is not enough for their tasks. And installing linux instead of macOS on a mac even
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by konart 6y ago
>It's cheaper, more reliable, and just works Selected models maybe. In general- no. Not more reliable, not just works.
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by konart 6y ago
Responsibility can take different forms. That's my point.
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by konart 6y ago
Yeah, so novel to install Ubuntu in 2020.
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by konart 6y ago
>shouldn't we take responsibility for the results of our creation? "I gave you life, I will take it" - Taras Bulba.
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by konart 6y ago
>There are reasons why some people can do more than other people. Yes. 80% (or more) of that is them perfecting their technique (whatever this means in each case). 15% is them spending time on what is really matters. And 5% is for the re
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by konart 6y ago
>But if you plan on being a serious programmer... Serious programmers don't say such nonsense. Serious programmers use whatever they are comfortable with. Whether it is vi or IDEA
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by konart 6y ago
People jumped off Ghostery long time ago. Maybe things have changed since the whole Cliqz story
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by konart 6y ago
Hopefully people do realize that above is the reply to a deleted comment by hluska
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by konart 6y ago
I mean, yours is even worse. You behave like an angry kid in an online game.
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by konart 6y ago
>Here’s an actual anecdote of what happens Sometimes this happens, sometimes not.
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by konart 6y ago
>had everything to live for I also can never get this part. Some people for some reason fail to realise that 'seemingly having everything' doesn't really mean much. It may look from the outside that a person have everythin
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by konart 6y ago
So... is there any 'official' mirror by now? I mean the one that the original author and maintainers are using, not just all possible mirrors created by the community, there are dozens of them of course.
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by konart 6y ago
No, my point is that you don't really have to style macOS. (at least for me and many other people it's nearly perfect) While with KDE the first thing you want to do is to apple different style and then you learn you have to compil
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by konart 6y ago
>While I agree with you, that's nothing a custom theme / engine can't fix. For many people this is a turn off rather than a great thing. I've been using Ubuntu and the Arch for many years before switching to macOS (OS

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