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by kreetx 2y ago
Borrow checker, and more generally any type checkers, are essentially terminating programs ran during compilation process, thus safety guarantees given by them are ensured before the code is transformed into some target language.
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by kreetx 2y ago
I run a custom (unused) tld with mkcert the same way, with nginx virtual hosts set up for each app.
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by kreetx 2y ago
Yup, this way you can skip the shebang line for your scripts in some arbitrary language. I have it set up for Haskell (it's somewhat hackish): there is preconfigured haskell project in a certain location with desired dependencies, impo
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by kreetx 2y ago
As a counterpoint, I pretty much always split into 2+ windows. A 2-window setup is a code + terminal setup with shortcuts to run commands on the terminal(s). On more complex projects there are typically more than one terminal windows. My or
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by kreetx 2y ago
Only the single leader committed the crimes?
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by kreetx 2y ago
I personally think the resemblance is accidental (have you seen how many times AOC does it in one video?). But hand gestures weren't the worse thing the nazis in Germany did - have you seen anything else that supports your caim?
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by kreetx 2y ago
There are a compilation of these salutes of top Democrats doing similar gestures. Has there been anything more by Elon on this front in addition to moving his arm (accidentally) in a specific angle?
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by kreetx 2y ago
And it's these laws that seep into the area of free speech.
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by kreetx 2y ago
https://archive.ph/y7Yah
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by kreetx 2y ago
SQL is a relational algebra language which, unlike imperative languages, is compiled into an execution plan depending on the existence of indexes, table sizes, data types, etc. The reason you should love it is that you don't need to kn
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by kreetx 2y ago
It's how they are used, not the taken part - they are taken according to law, thus consent. Though, money printing (i.e, inflation or borrowing money from the FED) basically seems to happen without consent.
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by kreetx 2y ago
Funny, as Triplit front page shows a query much like SQL: const deliveredMessagesQuery = client .query("messages") .Where("conversationId", "=", convoId) .Order("created_at", "DES
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by kreetx 2y ago
Not expert enough in pub/sub to tell whether these are sufficient, but perhaps these two functions could be folded into built-ins?
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by kreetx 2y ago
Stock bubbles pretty much are due to a promise for the future, i.e, innovation, what else do you think people would be buying? Who are the many others succeeding at this scale? And it's not really mythologizing, it's just that the
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by kreetx 2y ago
Technically, sure, it's not possible to tell what the future will be, yet other automakers somehow haven't managed to innovate as much and here is a new carmaker from the US that ships actual products en masse. Also, apparently El
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by kreetx 2y ago
Tesla stock buyers are buying it for future promise, thus the value. The other car makers aren't innovating as much so there isn't any perceived future to pull forward and buy. The disaster you are expecting is just your wishful t
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by kreetx 2y ago
My main question is, if I drink ~3 glasses of soft drinks per day, should I get the one with sugar or the one with aspartame. Currently, I get the one with aspartame with thinking that (1) given the amount of sugar in this amount, I'd
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by kreetx 2y ago
There is non (or anyone, cite it!). There are so many people consuming it, and have consumed this over such a long period of time that the fact that nothing conclusive has been found means that it's, on average, safe. PS: Note that any
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by kreetx 2y ago
Not at all an expert, but the brief research says that it does cause insulin creation, though due to it not being actual sugar and also due to that there is 200x less Aspartame in mass in your drinks (as it's much stronger per weight
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by kreetx 2y ago
Every now and then there is an alarmist article about aspartame, and every time it's hard to tell whether moderate drinking of soft drinks is better when it had regular sugar vs when it has aspartame - can any person more familiar comm
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by kreetx 2y ago
The opinions on the government differ, the losing side appears to blame all and everything to the government. Although tariffs, if any, will definitely have an impact, but it doesn't seem like any startup will be blocked from selling t
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by kreetx 2y ago
If your startup is selling to US government, sure, but otherwise I don't think there is much unreliability in selling SaaS, courses, or whatever gadget to US residents?
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by kreetx 2y ago
I wonder why can't we have a fully open source e2ee that would be easy to use?
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by kreetx 2y ago
Maybe he hadn't been as known, but I'd assume, he had started another venture had PayPal failed.
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by kreetx 2y ago
Which parts of democracy are being destroyed?
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by kreetx 2y ago
Those who win at elections aren't democratically elected?
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by kreetx 2y ago
I meant that the book is interpreted differently by different people. (That no-one takes it as religion, but that some read it as recommending to "create a mountain of unnecessary abstractions", and others read it that "add n
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by kreetx 2y ago
You use a reverse proxy because whenever you "deploy to prod", you'll be using one anyway, thus by not having TLS in your app, you had not built something you don't actually need.
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by kreetx 2y ago
It might just be that the divide of a getting-things-done developer and a bloat developer isn't really caused by Uncle Bob but merely correlates with it. I.e, good developers also agree with Uncle Bob, though apparently with a differen
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by kreetx 2y ago
Yes, "I have bullet in my body but, cough-cough, I don't feel it needs to be removed yet - just need to show that this other guy is lying!"

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