kreetx

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901.
by kreetx 5y ago
Nobody is saying "they did everything themselves" literally. Obviously there is help around, especially so when the enterprise is big. Question is just whether their advice has any value.
902.
by kreetx 5y ago
And for many "big-a* text files" I'd recommend org-mode. It also has its own markup (much more powerful than markdown), and can also do spreadsheets (which I personally use only marginally). Manage this in git and you are ind
903.
by kreetx 5y ago
And "RPi CMs" are Raspberry Pi Compute Modules, so apparently these: https://www.raspberrypi.org/products/compute-module-4/?varia... Ironically, the adapter images that you use to plug in the RPis (which
904.
by kreetx 5y ago
But I can log in to my bank and see a transaction log and it doesn't seem to break anything. How would that break anything?
905.
by kreetx 5y ago
Didn't Toyota own a substantial amount of Tesla stock? Edit: Come to think of it, they should be in a huge profit at the moment.
906.
by kreetx 5y ago
I, too, once had a domain from them. The site got zero popularity (had only a static "hello world"), then suddenly got removed with no response from support. Suspected it was some glitch and since it was free then thought nobody i
907.
by kreetx 5y ago
I understand why it's convenient to derive the UI from the state, no need to explain that. But what react does is: for any change in state it creates the entire virtual DOM" regardless of if there was a single checkbox change and
908.
by kreetx 5y ago
It seems like it's a non-effective way of doing it. In large DOM trees you need to manually interfere to make them update fast because (1) building even the virtual DOM and (2) then comparing this to the real DOM become slow => i.e
909.
by kreetx 5y ago
Why do the virtual dom thing at all? Just remember the locations you need to update and update only them, like svelte or lit-html.
910.
by kreetx 5y ago
If the environment is unstable in some developing country, dollars and gold are inconvenient to hold, while crypto is both easy to own, easy to /really/ own and also fast to transfer. Risky, well I guess - especially in the short
911.
by kreetx 5y ago
I think the important part for these kinds of people is to weed out the false positives. But perhaps talking about all the connections is a social way, i.e have other people do it.
912.
by kreetx 5y ago
Since it doesn't relate at all, why even add the negativity? "Here's a crazy idea ... This are the properties for why it works ..." Would have sounded much better.
913.
by kreetx 5y ago
As I understand it, people in the developing world with high inflation are putting their money into crypto. Also, people with money to invest put it in crypto (both the "very rich", but also regular slightly more technical or othe
914.
by kreetx 5y ago
I think you are misunderstanding the statelessness of REST. Each HTTP request is stateless in the sense that it can be understood without having previous HTTP requests around. But you can build sessions on top of that (= into your applicati
915.
by kreetx 5y ago
I think what the parent means is that the "want" to hire any of them is equal, both having their unique strengths and weaknesses in different areas. You seem to imply that when an interview process doesn't suck then all hirin
916.
by kreetx 5y ago
I see that you run nix - with the help of a configuration.nix and perhaps home manager you could have several identical machines. It won't remove the file transfer problem though, but perhaps a shared git-annex repo or a memory stick w
917.
by kreetx 5y ago
Absolutely, but there are at least some circumstantial things you have heard/read to opine this way?
918.
by kreetx 5y ago
In what situations does that matter?
919.
by kreetx 5y ago
There are several great e2ee features: - 250GB of free storage - personal subdomain that serves your public folder - git (e2ee)
920.
by kreetx 5y ago
I do and know several people who do too. Although the UI could be improved.
921.
by kreetx 5y ago
Do you have any citations for the "founders intended to sell it off" part?
922.
by kreetx 5y ago
Wasn't that where the "wat" got started?
923.
by kreetx 5y ago
But you don't need to annotate that, i.e `putStrLn :: Pure (String -> IO ())` (or as in the OP lisp: `Pure (-> String (IO ()))`)
924.
by kreetx 5y ago
I don't mind either way, but the he/she thing always felt clunky.
925.
by kreetx 5y ago
Can you decompress that 21KB to the entire transaction history? I.e does this qualify as real compression, or is it the equivalent of a hash?
926.
by kreetx 5y ago
What packages do you use for email?
927.
by kreetx 5y ago
Did you ever remap any keys? Can't imagine what it would be like without setting `caps lock` as `control`.
928.
by kreetx 5y ago
What was the paper?
929.
by kreetx 5y ago
Perhaps IDEs and shells could converge?
930.
by kreetx 5y ago
How about deprecating that for a few years then? Doesn't seem good to keep the behavior, given that it will also be confusing in the future. But perhaps we just don't know enough, and they will add the `at`, and at some point actu

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